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I have heard around 25 ish. Since we will have around 25 players leaving due to graduation and/or draft possibilities.

That was a legitimately spectacular analogy brudda

Yeah...uh ... wat?

Good job to Neuheisal and his inevitable bruining of Owa and UCLAs football program

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Dumb commercials... making us wait

as far as the when is concerned, i would put money on 1:30 this afternoon jesus christ

BOOYAH!!!!!!!!!!

Congrats on being a Huskers Mr. Brian Cranes

this the elitist, corporate recruiting sites want our money

No, being hairy, small and living under a bridge makes me a troll. No offense though man. Just jacking around.

It feels like we're being troll'd. amirite?

If you have read anything about this kid, he is not much for attention. He likes a low profile and he wants to make this decision based on other factors not concerning any selfish ambition. He has a mother and siblings to think about. He's a class act, he's "waffling" so he can make the best decision for himself and his family. ... and 3 and 4 stars necessarily need some development before they start contributing. A five-star guy like Owa has the toolset to come in and make contributions and plays. A team goes after five stars not for the status but for supreme talent these kids possess. Well said. Also I dont believe a kid who hasnt had a decommittment and hasnt committed to a program can be "waffling" either. Waffling is a term used to describe a kid that has committed and is having 2nd thoughts. Owa is not a gabbertized recruit. You're right EZ, a waffling recruit is a torn commit.

If you have read anything about this kid, he is not much for attention. He likes a low profile and he wants to make this decision based on other factors not concerning any selfish ambition. He has a mother and siblings to think about. He's a class act, he's "waffling" so he can make the best decision for himself and his family. ... and 3 and 4 stars necessarily need some development before they start contributing. A five-star guy like Owa has the toolset to come in and make contributions and plays. A team goes after five stars not for the status but for supreme talent these kids possess.

He should jump on this opportunity because there are kids that pay for all four years and never play a down. At least he would be able to get some of his tuition payed for and experience everything about Cornhusker football even if he doesn't get to play.

oh it's so exciting