seaofred92

we're still listed as his only offer (at least publicly).

also Mav I made his thread originally here if you want to merge the two: http://www.huskerboard.com/index.php?/topic/81566-2018-pg-keyshawn-embery/

Crystal Ball reads 100% for Texas Tech. Took an OV to UGA in late June. Not sure we're really involved here.

we have a very good shot here.

we've been in on him for what seems like forever no? Didn't he come out to Lincoln way back in like 2015?

since we offered he's picked up offers from Georgetown, Arizona State, Rutgers, VCU, Rhode Island, and College of Charleston. This is a kid I would like to hopefully get on campus soon.

anyone know ultimately where Arop ended up?

is a Kansas Jayhawk

Butler commit

Marquette bound

signed with Southern California

signed with TAMU

signed with NC State

signed with UNC

signed with VCU

wanna link it?

This kid is gonna be absolutely incredible

OWH I could go on and on about how annoyed I get about us seemingly completely writing off Iowa Western, but its been stated numerous times on this board already so I'll just say that this is very disappointing.

Pepperidge Farm remembers.

http://www.omaha.com/huskers/mens-basketball/barfknecht-no-one-is-ignoring-last-season-but-huskers-summer/article_7b7e9423-1017-5516-a1aa-19adf49e3092.html No one is claiming that an hour in the weight room on a June afternoon is the ideal barometer of the 2017-18 Nebraska men’s basketball team. The hard facts remain from last season: a 12-19 record, five straight losses at the end plus four transfers out of the program. But this group of Huskers spilling sweat and clanging plates — 11 on scholarship, including five who haven’t suited up for NU before — emitted a vibe that has been missing in the Hendricks Training Complex for a few years. Unsolicited, assistant Kenya Hunter said this: “It’s a different feel, I’m telling you. Guys will know their roles. That’s the biggest thing. The guys we added understand what they do well and have already fit in.” Unsolicited, ex-Husker Walter Pitchford, who joined in that recent workout, offered this: “There’s a better feeling on this team than the ones I played on here.” And Pitchford, who played professionally in the Russian border country of Georgia last year, was on two of Nebraska’s more intriguing teams — the 2013-14 group that shocked everyone with an NCAA tourney run and the 2014-15 team that flopped despite returning four starters. What led Pitchford to say what he did? He admitted he has matured to the point that he better senses team chemistry now and values it. So is there really something to this “feeling?” Tim Wilson, the basketball team’s strength and conditioning coach, thinks so. “This has got a different feel to it, this whole team — and it’s on the good side,” said Wilson, entering his seventh season at NU and his 36th in the business overall. “They are all working very hard. They are all being more accountable and more encouraging of each other. “There appears to be a good chemistry. It’s an interesting team here at the beginning of summer.”

safe to assume he's sticking with OU?

was at FNL

you messed this up. Bball was the only one to vote for SC. CMT voted after.

Who voted for: USC Bball1091