TE Kevin Dillman

[caveman99]

The less attention the better. I don't care what he's rated. I only care how good he's going to be.

I am referring to attention given to him by his HS Coaches. I don't think we have to worry about other schools poaching him now, he will not be on the radar anymore. However I question the assertions that he will get top-level coaching this year. I just don't see his HS Coaches putting a lot of time to help him develop when he won't be a factor in the team's W-L record. That essentially means that what he is today is what NU will get. Not saying that is bad, he is an amazing talent, but frankly he has some development to do, not the least because of the time he has missed due to injury. People will need to temper their expectations once he gets to NU IMO. I wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't start coming into his own until his RSo. or RJr. year.

[RedRedJarvisRedwine]

He's a project that probably gets moved after a couple years and after we sign a couple more polished QBs.

[BigRedBuster]

Have to admit this commit is one of the most interesting. Obviously, he is going to not see much playing time until he is in the program a couple years. But, I have the feeling he is either going to be a real star or never see the field. It's going to be interesting to watch.

[Mavric]

 

The less attention the better. I don't care what he's rated. I only care how good he's going to be.

I am referring to attention given to him by his HS Coaches. I don't think we have to worry about other schools poaching him now, he will not be on the radar anymore. However I question the assertions that he will get top-level coaching this year. I just don't see his HS Coaches putting a lot of time to help him develop when he won't be a factor in the team's W-L record. That essentially means that what he is today is what NU will get. Not saying that is bad, he is an amazing talent, but frankly he has some development to do, not the least because of the time he has missed due to injury. People will need to temper their expectations once he gets to NU IMO. I wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't start coming into his own until his RSo. or RJr. year.

 

 

Gotcha. They're pretty known for producing QBs so I'm sure they have several that get a lot of attention. Sounds like his relationship with the coaches was a big reason he decided to stay.

[teachercd]

 

 

The less attention the better. I don't care what he's rated. I only care how good he's going to be.

I am referring to attention given to him by his HS Coaches. I don't think we have to worry about other schools poaching him now, he will not be on the radar anymore. However I question the assertions that he will get top-level coaching this year. I just don't see his HS Coaches putting a lot of time to help him develop when he won't be a factor in the team's W-L record. That essentially means that what he is today is what NU will get. Not saying that is bad, he is an amazing talent, but frankly he has some development to do, not the least because of the time he has missed due to injury. People will need to temper their expectations once he gets to NU IMO. I wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't start coming into his own until his RSo. or RJr. year.

 

 

Gotcha. They're pretty known for producing QBs so I'm sure they have several that get a lot of attention. Sounds like his relationship with the coaches was a big reason he decided to stay.

 

He will be in a all the varsity practices...the only difference will be the reps he gets with the varsity. Practice is practice...They will have 4-6 QB's

[The King]

Depending on transfers/injuries from the QB spot we have

 

Tommy for the next 2 years, probably 3..

 

Johnny or Darlington will most likely transfer next year, depending who wins that battle.

 

Lamar Jackson if he were to commit would be a big time pick up..

 

AJ Bush..

 

I could see Dillman and AJ Bush in the same boat. We are very, very talented at the QB position, especially with more natural QBs than Dillman for instance. (And part of the reason we decided to take a on Dillman was due to his ability to switch positions)

[husker_fan_from_sweden]

It might be far fetched now, but would have to agree with Blitz in saying Kevin will be the steal of this class down the road. A Quarterback with roots in Sweden? Let the European pipeline open baby.

[Mavric]

Must feel welcome at Guyer:

 

kevin dillman ‏@kevindillman10 18h

Blessed to have @CoachLeeVallejo in my life for guidance and support. 2 am, over 30 min long convo. Much love coach pic.twitter.com/99dA2ZZO8t

[Amac3309]

Dillman Discusses Decision

 

http://nebraska.247sports.com/Bolt/Dillman-discusses-decision-30567951

 

I find it interesting that he said he hasn't heard from nebraska on the decision...

[zoogs]

“Oh yeah, it was definitely a hard decision,” Dillman said. “I’ve yet to hear from Nebraska what they want me to do, so it’s a decision I based on myself. Pretty much, it’s the people I was around here. They had a more competitive edge in football and their attitude [at Guyer]. That’s why I felt I fit in more here.”

That's odd. But if he wanted to hear from them, couldn't he ask? I'm sure, as a commit, he has our staff's number or he would have some way of reaching out to them.

 

(I think he made the right call, but it's odd that there wasn't any communication going on here)

[StPaulHusker]

What is there really to say. It's not like the coaches should be influencing him on what HS to attend.

[RedRedJarvisRedwine]

What is there really to say. It's not like the coaches should be influencing him on what HS to attend.

Agreed. It seems like a muddled situation that the clock has ran out on. The season is here and moving around again seems like a waste of time. If Kevin thinks his coaching won't suffer in this situation despite not being ideal, it's about all he has left. Most schools have their guys in place and some have already played games.

[Mavric]

Yeah, I'm not sure how to read it. But it doesn't sound to me like he's not in contact with the coaches, just that they didn't tell him what they wanted him to do.

[RedRedJarvisRedwine]

Yeah, I'm not sure how to read it. But it doesn't sound to me like he's not in contact with the coaches, just that they didn't tell him what they wanted him to do.

I just wonder if there are restrictions on the college assisting with that sort of thing? Would make sense. Especially for private schools.

[Savage Husker]

Maybe, if it is a against NCAA rules to influence a kid what he should do under this circumstance, he is reitirating that NU coaches haven't committed any violations?