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On the flipside, Frost's patchwork for 2018 became this: (Pickering, McGriff, Jones x2, Woodyard, Bell, Transferred; Washington, Smith, Retired; Watt, Canty, Legrone (didn't make it), JUCO; Hunt, Jail?) class becomes 63rd. 13/26. 2019 class [Chase, Transferred; Bland (Didn't make it)] as of now 26/28 will graduate from UNL. It also still holds the #19 spot. 2020 class (Greene, Gray, Francois, Transfer; Fleming, Delancy, Portal) class finishes 27th. As of now 20/25 will graduate from UNL. Also, it's been an incredibly rough year, and half these transfers could probably be chalked up to COVID. Frost has 59/79, which is a 75% rate compared to Riley's 53% on the graduation rate. Again, none of this counts contribution, but does matter when you look at our current depth, and the youth playing for this team.

2015 class (Remove Stevenson, Alston, Talan, & Snyder, transferred; Decker & Barnett, Retired; Jackson left team) which moves them to the 51st class, it also means 15/22 will finish/finished their career. 2016 Class (Remove O'Brien, Brokop, Alexander, Spielman, Butler, Grim, Lightbourn Transferred; Bryan, Simmons, Jefferson, Engelhaupt, Raridon Retire) which moves the class to 84th. 9/20 finishes career here. 2017 Class (Remove Lindsey, Blade, Robert, Gebbia, Thomas, Hampton, Ward, Miles, Transfer; Mcquitty, Johnson, Retire; Watts didn't make it) class becomes 95th. 9/20 will finish career at Nebraska, and the 6 best players left the program. That's what Riley left Frost. A total of 33 players out of 62. That doesn't even count non-contributors.

At some got adjusted slightly by 247. Now a composite .8701, the #29 rated ILB. An 87 by 247, and the #26 ILB. Rivals rated him as the #21 ILB, 3 star ESPN has him as a 76 (3 star), #91 ILB. Also, all of the sites have him at 220 lbs now. @The_Fan_Manjust watched it as well. Looks like he loves to blitz, with pretty good awareness (not sure of the school size).

A whole year for MCL? I have a friend that had his removed a couple of months ago. Lifting heavy after 4 months, and stronger than ever.

He'll end up there. With offers from Navy/Air force, wouldn't be surprised to see him enlist/commit

Alabama it is.

obviously the coaches don't agree.

Wyatt Davis, I believe I don't think so. He's St. John's Bosco or something like that. I'd have to think it's Davis or Nelson?

Is Colbert still visiting for junior days or no?

In fairness, a lot of kids will lose some speed as they get bigger/stronger.

Only 3 P5 schools..

No Bellevue West?

Watched Bradley wrestling, and wasn't super impressed by his drive.

I'm torn on Farmer's weight loss... If he were to try to gain the weight back before fall camp, I fear that it's going to result in him coming in out of shape. I guess it may result in him being in the best shape of his life if he were to only gain some of it back.. I suppose it depends on where the coaches want him it. He looks really small (for an o-lineman) He was at 330 lbs, doesn't need to gain weight back. That was a lot of bad weight.

A 6'1 end? I'm sure he'll really work those tackles in a 4/3.

I think Jefferson will stay at linebacker, big kid that can run. Miller is a protypical DE if he can work on his quickness of the ball.

It still shows on 247 that he's visiting? Is it a for sure thing that he cancelled?

I lied to you, 29th is right. I checked again, it says Illinois this weekend, but we are his last visit on the 29th.

Where is he going? I thought he wasn't coming here till the 29th? Says 22nd on 247

Only 123 yards >.>

From what I've heard from friends that have double-tested and done well on the ACT, Winter testing is always harder than Spring test. 18 would also be more than enough to get into UNL, as long as GPA is good enough. Ummmm, no. UNL requires MINIMUM of 20 to be accepted. Especially for out-of-state students. GPA doesn't mean anything to colleges. Every high school is different. You could get a 4.0 close to the top of your class at one school that has an easy curriculum....equating to getting a 2.8 and middle of the pack at another high school. GPA doesn't mean sh#t honestly. I went to High school with someone who had a 16 and a 3.5 GPA and got in.

From what I've heard from friends that have double-tested and done well on the ACT, Winter testing is always harder than Spring test. 18 would also be more than enough to get into UNL, as long as GPA is good enough.

When's he visiting? Saw something on nebraska247.

I think cal and UCLA have way better medical programs than Iowa and UNL. Iowas coach is a lot closer to getting the axe and UNL has a lot more to offer with unmc, etc.

I wouldn't be worried about Iowa. If he really is interested in medical programs, I'd be worried about the cal teams