Young Grand Island Husker

I'm guessing he will commit to them shortly after or maybe even during the visit.

In my opinion I would say 1. Michigan State(There are a lot of weaknesses but the talent is undeniabaly the best in the big ten) 2. Michigan (John Belein has done an excellent job winning in both tournaments and with Charles Matthews back with a bunch of young talent this team should great this year) 3. Nebraska (We all know this team is very talented and very experienced and as motivated as ever to win) 4. Indiana(The duo between Juwan Morgan and Romeo Langford is the best in the big ten hands down but they only have one scholarship point guard on the roster named Robert Phinisee and he is just a 5-11 true freshman) 5. Wisconsin (Ethan Happ is all big ten and Brad Davidson is a future all big ten player and with every else back with a good coach this team is good) 6. Maryland (This team has a lot of talent but with little experience. With the help of future draft pick bigs Jalen Smith and Bruno Fernando and the leadership of Anthony Cowan don't underestimate this team) 7. Purdue (Carsen Edwards is the only scholarship point guard on the roster and the only player returning that has played more than 17.3 minutes. If he doesn't play like the best player in the big ten and if Nojel Eastern doesn't break out this year then this team could play the first night in the big ten tournament) 8. Iowa (This team is loaded with talent and experience and with Jordan Bohannon and Tyler Cook stealing the show this team could skip the first two nights of the big ten tournament) 9. Minnesota (This team is seriously underrated and they sure shouldn't be as they very well could be a top four seed in the big ten tournament and a single digit seed in the NCAA tournament with Jordan Murphy, Amir Coffey, Dupree McBrayer, Isaiah Washington, and Eric Curry returning) 10. Ohio State (This team is very young and inexperienced but if they can play together well and a shooter other than Musa Jallow can show up such as three star true freshman Duane Washington then they could surprise people again) 11. Penn State (They lost a LOT of experience outside of Josh Reaves, Lamar Stevens and Mike Watkins. Don't be surprised if each of those players provide for at least 33 minutes a game each and provide for at least 75% of the points and rebounds) 12. Illinois (With Ayo Dosunmo and Trent Frazier stealing the show this team could seriously surprise people as this guard loaded positionless team is dangerous and could beat anyone in the big ten on any given night. 13. Northwestern( I have trouble liking this team with not a single point guard on the roster but I could be proven wrong for putting them this low if Vic Law could really step up in his final season at Northwestern) 14. Rutgers( I would not be surprised to see this team skip the first night of the big ten tournament as Geo Baker and Montez Mathis could really step up this year)

How about Matt Snyder/Sedrick King Jalin Barnett Bryan Brokop(so far it has just been unofficial that he will leave) Quayshon Alexander/Pernell Jefferson Avery Anderson/Tony Butler Peyton Newell

Clemson returns pretty much everyone and are a for sure top 25 team. It isn't going to be easy, but that would just make it even sweeter if we win.

I think they are all elite teams, are you thinking of Michigan State and Florida State?

PG- Glynn Watson Jr. SG- Thomas Allen SF- James Palmer Jr. PF- Isaac Copeland Jr. C- Isaiah Roby 6- Jordy Tshimanga 7- Amir Harris 8- Nana Akenton 9- Tanner Borchardt 10- Karrington Davis 11- Thorir Thorbjarnarson 12- Brady Heiman(Hopefully Redshirts) What do you guys think about next year's depth chart?

Alabama Please?

Arizona State Please?

UCLA Please?

Tennessee Please?

Committed to Tennessee ADS, yort2000, Young Grand Island Husker, HS_Coach_C, Mavric

I wanted this kid to redshirt anyway, we have a ton of depth this year (Jr. Greg Bell, Jr. Tre Bryant, Sr. Mikale Wilbon, Sr. Devine Ozigbo, So. Jaylin Bradley) and next (Sr. Greg Bell, Sr. Tre Bryant, Jr. Jaylin Bradley, and RFr. Maurice Washington) but after that it's just Sr. Jaylin Bradley and So. Maurice Washington and our two current 2019 commits who will probably both be redshirt freshmen. This way when Bradley leaves Washington will have two years of his own to lead our team.

I know there is a lot of time before he signs but I would LOVE to have this guy in the future!

I like this offer

AWESOME!!!!!!!

I don't care as long as he has offers from Georgia, USC, UCLA, Arizona, Arizona State, Syracuse, Louisville, Texas, TCU, Miami, Oregon, Illinois, Kansas, Utah, UCF, and Colorado right now then I REALLY WANT HIM to come to Nebraska and help our team succeed like it once did.

Florida State Please?

His brother just signed to play basketball at Notre Dame this upcoming year. Could they please be added to the poll?

Nothing personal, I didn't mean to be rude or anything.

Maybe it's a typo thing?

One player to watch for is Junub Char Chuol. He is from Omaha and ranked higher on ESPN and 247 composite than Karrington Davis and Brady Heiman. 6-4 160 combo guard with offers from Rutgers, UMass, VCU, and Saint Louis in the class of 2018. He goes to Village Christian Academy in Omaha.

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!

Florida Please?

Indiana Please?