GBR #1 Posted September 20, 2012 Share Posted September 20, 2012 I think Banderas will be a dominant LB. Link to comment
PaulCrewe Posted September 29, 2012 Share Posted September 29, 2012 In about a half of work ran 12 times for 76 yards. Scores of 4, 23, 4, and 6. Also caught a pass for 42. Southwest shut out Northeast Link to comment
nuhuskeralum Posted October 1, 2012 Share Posted October 1, 2012 Glad to have this kid, much better prospect than Minter from the mental aspect. Link to comment
Mavric Posted October 6, 2012 Share Posted October 6, 2012 Runs for 124 yards on 23 carries and scores three TDs as Southwest has to rally to beat Norfolk. Link to comment
PaulCrewe Posted October 20, 2012 Share Posted October 20, 2012 Up 14-0 against East, in the fourth Banderas got a 5 yard sack and on the next play took a pick 95 yard for a pick six to ice the game Link to comment
Nexus Posted October 22, 2012 Share Posted October 22, 2012 Congrats to Mr. Banderas for being selected to the Army All-American Bowl. Link to comment
ADS Posted October 22, 2012 Share Posted October 22, 2012 http://nebraska.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1425645 Selected to play in the Army Bowl, congrats Josh. Link to comment
Warrior10 Posted October 22, 2012 Share Posted October 22, 2012 "I want to bring back the true Blackshirts -- the mean, shutout, three-and-out kind of defense -- and hopefully be the leader in the center of it," Banderas said. ^ That is the attitude I want out of every kid! Link to comment
Comish Posted October 22, 2012 Share Posted October 22, 2012 Apologize if this has been covered, but (not being privy to the inner workings of the ranking services)................what does Banderas have to do to be listed as a 5 star? Is it all about the level of competition? Otherwise it seems as if his senior year is exceeding expectations........ Link to comment
lionsfan93 Posted October 23, 2012 Share Posted October 23, 2012 Apologize if this has been covered, but (not being privy to the inner workings of the ranking services)................what does Banderas have to do to be listed as a 5 star? Is it all about the level of competition? Otherwise it seems as if his senior year is exceeding expectations........ Can't be the competition...Baker was a 5 star Link to comment
Schoeny Posted October 23, 2012 Share Posted October 23, 2012 Apologize if this has been covered, but (not being privy to the inner workings of the ranking services)................what does Banderas have to do to be listed as a 5 star? Is it all about the level of competition? Otherwise it seems as if his senior year is exceeding expectations........ Baker was/is built like the prototypical NFL OT and started as a 5*, all he had to do was maintain that status. To jump up takes something special your senior year. Josh has played very well this year, but I don't foresee him moving up. The "raters" have had chances to see him at camps with other top kids, so I think they are pretty set with their ratings and that they think they have him rated fairly. It would have taken record breaking numbers during the season for them to even think about moving him up, and being in Nebraska where our competition is perceived to be lesser, that may not have been enough either. That being said, only 22 kids in America are 5* at Rivals (And only 3 LBs). That's like one 22 man team from 16,047 (according to MaxPreps). Being rated #196 puts him in the top 1.2% of all players in the nation. I am VERY glad that he's coming to Nebraska. He's got the potential to be a great one here. Ratings mean nothing once you step on campus. Look at Harrison Beck and Ndamukong Suh for example. Both 4 stars, and look at what happened to each one. That's why I'm excited about Josh. He's got the ceiling, and appears to be ready to work to reach it. Link to comment
Comish Posted October 23, 2012 Share Posted October 23, 2012 Apologize if this has been covered, but (not being privy to the inner workings of the ranking services)................what does Banderas have to do to be listed as a 5 star? Is it all about the level of competition? Otherwise it seems as if his senior year is exceeding expectations........ Baker was/is built like the prototypical NFL OT and started as a 5*, all he had to do was maintain that status. To jump up takes something special your senior year. Josh has played very well this year, but I don't foresee him moving up. The "raters" have had chances to see him at camps with other top kids, so I think they are pretty set with their ratings and that they think they have him rated fairly. It would have taken record breaking numbers during the season for them to even think about moving him up, and being in Nebraska where our competition is perceived to be lesser, that may not have been enough either. That being said, only 22 kids in America are 5* at Rivals (And only 3 LBs). That's like one 22 man team from 16,047 (according to MaxPreps). Being rated #196 puts him in the top 1.2% of all players in the nation. I am VERY glad that he's coming to Nebraska. He's got the potential to be a great one here. Ratings mean nothing once you step on campus. Look at Harrison Beck and Ndamukong Suh for example. Both 4 stars, and look at what happened to each one. That's why I'm excited about Josh. He's got the ceiling, and appears to be ready to work to reach it. Good insight..........thanks........... Link to comment
Schoeny Posted October 23, 2012 Share Posted October 23, 2012 Apologize if this has been covered, but (not being privy to the inner workings of the ranking services)................what does Banderas have to do to be listed as a 5 star? Is it all about the level of competition? Otherwise it seems as if his senior year is exceeding expectations........ Baker was/is built like the prototypical NFL OT and started as a 5*, all he had to do was maintain that status. To jump up takes something special your senior year. Josh has played very well this year, but I don't foresee him moving up. The "raters" have had chances to see him at camps with other top kids, so I think they are pretty set with their ratings and that they think they have him rated fairly. It would have taken record breaking numbers during the season for them to even think about moving him up, and being in Nebraska where our competition is perceived to be lesser, that may not have been enough either. That being said, only 22 kids in America are 5* at Rivals (And only 3 LBs). That's like one 22 man team from 16,047 (according to MaxPreps). Being rated #196 puts him in the top 1.2% of all players in the nation. I am VERY glad that he's coming to Nebraska. He's got the potential to be a great one here. Ratings mean nothing once you step on campus. Look at Harrison Beck and Ndamukong Suh for example. Both 4 stars, and look at what happened to each one. That's why I'm excited about Josh. He's got the ceiling, and appears to be ready to work to reach it. And my math was horrible on the percentile he's in. The number above is the number if you compare him to the top LB on each team in HS. Assuming there are an average of 10 SRs on each HS team, that's 160470 players, of which he's #196. That's the top 0.12% of all HS SRs. Link to comment
robsker Posted November 2, 2012 Share Posted November 2, 2012 For those living in Nebraska who see Josh play... a question... Based upon the numbers that Bandaras is putting up as a RB --- something like 10 YPC --- is there any way that he might fit in as a power running back at NU... or is his future certainly as a LBer? Link to comment
Comish Posted November 2, 2012 Share Posted November 2, 2012 For those living in Nebraska who see Josh play... a question... Based upon the numbers that Bandaras is putting up as a RB --- something like 10 YPC --- is there any way that he might fit in as a power running back at NU... or is his future certainly as a LBer? I'm pretty sure the running back gig is just taking advantage of his athleticism vs high school opponents. He will be a linebacker in college and a very good one. Link to comment
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