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So he is going to announce Monday but still take visit's after like we are a safety fallback plan just in case he has something to fall back on?

I wonder why Nebraska is targeting him to play db. To me he could be the hybrid linebacker like JoJo.

I think Logan leaves. There's one for sure. The other I'd probably say Torres bc his skill set isn't a running qb, you could say that about half the qb's here.

I understand how you feel just Matt Rhule might be the coach that will bring out the best in him.

What's wrong with sports illustrated?

I posted the whole article from si. The link is at the top of the page.

Well I was really looking forward to him switching. Maybe he still does.

Texas Tech can go kick rocks. Trying to piggyback off of us.

Definitely looks super skinny. Definitely going take a couple of years to develop him.

Matt Rhule is a developer so Im not worried who he brings here.

So pretty much Aiden Martinez before he went to Kansas State gotcha. Joking

Bc its strange how his time at Georgia Tech ended that's all I'm saying. That's why I posted it to get Huskerboard thoughts on it as well.

Wow sorry I should clarified who it came from https://www.si.com/college/georgiatech/football/former-georgia-tech-quarterback-jeff-sims-commits-to-nebraska

I don't think anybody has talked about how Jeff Sims time at Georgia Tech ended. "In regards to Jeff, Jeff won't be with the football team, really kind of indefinitely now. We had meetings with Jeff and meetings with the doctors and the medical professionals and came to the determination that it would be best for Jeff to not be in meetings or not be in practice, but to be in treatment and in rehab right now moving forward. That's strange to me as to why the doctors or the coach made that decision.

And from watching film on Fields, I'm more excited to have him then Moore. You can't teach speed.

Maybe Im putting it in a bad way but Nebraska and other programs always keep moving forward after a decommitment. Yes they went to go visit him to honor his commitment and to build the relationship but while Nebraska was in the transition of hiring a new coach Michigan was establishing a relationship with him. All I'm saying is Nebraska isn't going to stop and will always have someone else lined up behind him.

I still don't think that Nebraska feels like this is a huge loss. Yes it sucks to lose his commitment but Nebraska isn't going to lose sleep over him and neither will I.

Im not talking about Hausmann I was talking about Hayden Moore.

I don't think so. If Nebraska can gain the commitment of Chief Borders then I don't think they think it's a huge lose.

Any word on how his visit went for him?

He's going to Colorado!!!!

Or maybe its a plow to tell recruits what they want to hear in order to draw them into your program. Good example is Wandale Robinson. We told him one thing and it was completely different then that.

Do you think he commits here?

I saw the tweet it was flames and it said 2024 do you think it has something to do with Dylan?

Yeah think HCMR definitely is going to change the offense.