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*Next Level* ‏@MoneyMakeinAdam 43m Everyone please tune in tonight at 7:30 I will be on SEN SET LIVE TONIGHT pic.twitter.com/fRXdTk2jo1

Josh Wariboko ‏@JoshuaJ45 50m Truthfully, any program that can get my younger brother Max on a visit will get me too. Younger brother Max is a 2016 DB. Wouldn't hurt to take a look.

I thought he was a lot better at run plays way outside or away from from him where he could use his speed as an advantage. Imo, he had a tough time with the power plays right at him. This is my impression as well. If he can add some strength and weight - obviously without losing explosiveness - should help him defend the run better.

I think Gregory, McMullen and Keels will be a very good trio to rotate around.

Yes. The people have spoken.

OWH Article

I believe you were looking for this thread.

We beat a five star team last month.

Bo is 5-7 against the five star teams with three of the seven losses by a combined 11 points. Started 2-6. 3-1 the last 1.5 years.

His father played there. Those who don't learn from the past are destined to repeat it.

The early period was November 13-20, 2013. The regular period is April 16-May 21, 2014. Not sure if that is JUCOs or just HS.

You think they end up on the field here at the same time? Absolutely. All those times when we get up early and the other team is forced to pass and here comes the pressure! OK, Maybe not exactly that. But I definitely think they'll both be out there.

Apparently he did leave LA - he's now showing up as attending Bishop Gorman.

Now says Florida and Bama are his top two. Says he will still visit Nebraska.

Has Ameer all over his Twitter page, too.

Nice compilation by the LJS about which state our recruits have come from under Pelini: Obviously Texas and California would be expected to be at the top. But the next tier is a good trend to continue: Florida, Ohio, Louisiana and Illinois plus Kansas and Missouri as they are "in our backyard."

Was recently reported that he talked to the Browns about their HC job.

The previous two posts are spot on, imo.

And they're liking us.

I'm still not sure the info in that article does much to to answer the chicken/egg question: Does better recruiting make your team better or are you recruiting better because you have a better team. Their "five-star" class: Alabama - won the 2009 national championship Auburn - undefeated in 2004 Florida - won 2006 and 2008 national championships Florida State - played for national championship in 2000 and won the ACC in 00-02-03-05 LSU - won 2007 national championship Ohio State - won 2002 national championship and won B1G in 02-05-06-07-08-09 Oklahoma - won 200 national championship and won Big XII in 02-04-06-07-08 Texas - won 2005 national championship and won Big XII in 05-09 That leaves Georgia (pretty similar success over that timeframe as Nebraska) Michigan (noticeably worse over that period) and Notre Dame (one year better than NU; outside the Top 25 every other year). Then you get to their "four-star" list. Oregon is obviously at the top with Stanford right there as well. After that, I'm not sure anyone else on that list has done better than Nebraska over that time: Probably South Carolina; Clemson the last couple years but it would be close over the last six; similar story with A&M & UCLA; I think the Huskers out-do Arky, Cal, Miami, UNC, Ole Miss, Penn St., Tennessee and Washington without too much trouble. So, considering many like to complain about Nebraska's poor recruiting under Pelini, it's mainly only the teams that were already national title contenders when Pelini took over that have surpassed our success on the field. Most other teams have at best marginally better success than Nebraska and we've done quite a bit better than several despite our "sub standard" recruiting.

Plans to visit this spring. Has already taken several visits and is thinking about committing by early summer.