Mavric

So a score of 930 would mean that 93% of your athletes are in good academic standing. 98.5% for our football team currently.

Here's the highlights: NCAA

Who has a 100% graduation rate:

Another thing that was slipping under Solich, apparently....

Reports seemed to be Clemson and Tennessee. He said they were "standing out" but not necessarily his leaders. Translation: they're his leaders. All Crystal Ball picks are Clemson right now.

Yeah, he said Nebraska has to get a lot of their visitors in after the high school season ends and there's not a lot of time between then and the December signing period. I agree with him on that but I think some movement is a step toward the bigger move of a much earlier signing period and earlier OVs. Short term (hopefully) hit for Nebraska but that would be a big long-term gain (if it happens).

I would definitely take the over at 8. I could see a push but would really be surprised if we only won seven. If it were 8.5, I think I'd stay away (though I think we win 9).

Visiting Texas this week. Visiting here June 13 - second Big Red Weekend

Mitchell got hurt and was waived. Not sure exactly but it was a leg injury.

I could throw a little at AA at 25-1. Link

NYT

Several Crystal Balls for Oklahoma lately....

Really thought we'd be hearing more about this by now. Would be nice to have the word out as I'm sure a lot of guys are already lining up their schedules for the summer.

His coach said the new staff hasn't been around much. Said one of our assistants stopped by to offer Boe and that's been it. He doesn't even know who's on our staff. Hopefully that changes soon.

Player: Diondre Overton Hometown: Greensboro, North Carolina School: Page Position: Wide Receiver Height: 6-5 Weight: 194 40 time: Offers: Boston College, Clemson, Duke, East Carolina, Kentucky, Louisville, Michigan, Nebraska, North Carolina, North Carolina State, South Carolina, Wake Forest, West Virginia Visits: Twitter Rivals: #124 Overall; #26 WR; :star :star 247: #197 Overall; #35 WR; :star :star Scout: #256 Overall; #42 WR; :star :star ESPN: #132 Overall; #20 WR; :star :star Hudl

I think this is a lot of it. I give TA credit because he ended up having a really good game but he was average at best in the first half - 14/27 for 160 yds, 2 TDs, 1 INT and hit USC defenders in the hands on about three other throws. But whatever they found to get him comfortable or take advantage of USC worked in the second half. He went 18/24 for 221 yds, 1 TD and 0 INTs and also ran 8 times for 50 yds and a TD. That's a great half.

For some reason I always remember Ahman Green taking it to the house on our first offensive play against Colorado in 1995. @ 0:52 in this video but watch the entire thing. Also, one of my earliest Husker memories was Keith Jones taking it 50 yards to the house on his way to a 248 yard day against Colorado in 1987. He can right us us in the third row behind the end zone in a frozen Folsom Field. Or perhaps I just like remember times when we kicked the crap out of Ralphie.

I like it.

Player: Greg Floyd, Jr. Hometown: Las Vegas, Nevada School: Desert Pines AAU: Las Vegas Knicks Position: Small Forward Height: 6-8 Weight: 200 Offers: Arizona, California, Colorado State, Fresno State, Kansas State, Massachusetts, Nebraska, Nevada, San Diego State, Seton Hall, Tulsa, UNLV, USC, Utah State, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia Visits: Twitter Rivals: 247: #62 Overall; #13 SF; Scout: ESPN: Hudl

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