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Player: Niles Paul

Hometown: Omaha, NE

Position: WR/DB/Ret.

Height: 6’1.5”

Weight: 198

40 time: 4.48

Visit Date:

Scholarships offered: Iowa St., Nebraska

Favorites: Committed to Nebraska

Rankings/Stars:

Rivals: NR

Bid Red Report: NR/ :star:star:star:star

 

Assessing the talent:Had a chance to check out 2007 prospects Niles Paul and Phillip Bates tonight, and man oh man those guys are definetly worth the offers. Millard South gave North a little bit of a scare. North went into halftime leading 14-6 (North blocked the extra point). In the third quarter, North extended the lead to 20-6 (North missed the extra point). South came back with a touchdown in the third to narrow the score down 20-13 and trailing by a TD. After feeling the pressure, North scored it's final touchdown to take a 27-13 lead before South batteled back and score it's final touchdown of the game and losing 27-20

 

North improved to 6-1 on the season while South dropped to 5-2.

 

Niles Paul caught a 30 yard touchdown pass from Phillip Bates to score the first touchdown. Niles Paul also scored the second touchdown on a 10 yard pass from Bates. Phillip Bates was 8 for 12 i believe for about 109 yards and an interception to go with his 30 rushing yards. Niles Paul only had 2 catches on the night for 40 yards but those were both catches for touchdowns.

 

Niles Paul returned 3 kicks tonight on special teams as well. He has some killer speed on kickoff returns and could have ran back 2 of those for touchdowns had the punt and kickoff specialist from South not tackle him at the end of those returns.

 

Odds of becoming a Cornhusker: 80% Even though he’ll be looking around, as should every young man, eventually, I think, the Huskers should have a decent shot at landing this in state product. He will be having a new Husker recruiter as Downing will be leaving the staff.

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Iowa Offensive line coach was at Omaha North today looking at film on Bates and Paul today.

 

Player: Niles Paul

Hometown: Omaha, NE

Position: WR/DB/Ret.

Height: 6’1.5”

Weight: 198

40 time: 4.48

Visit Date:

Scholarships offered: Iowa St., Nebraska

Favorites: Committed to Nebraska

Rankings/Stars:

Rivals: :star:star:star:star

Bid Red Report: NR/ :star:star:star:star

 

Assessing the talent: Had a chance to check out 2007 prospects Niles Paul and Phillip Bates tonight, and man oh man those guys are definetly worth the offers. Millard South gave North a little bit of a scare. North went into halftime leading 14-6 (North blocked the extra point). In the third quarter, North extended the lead to 20-6 (North missed the extra point). South came back with a touchdown in the third to narrow the score down 20-13 and trailing by a TD. After feeling the pressure, North scored it's final touchdown to take a 27-13 lead before South batteled back and score it's final touchdown of the game and losing 27-20

 

North improved to 6-1 on the season while South dropped to 5-2.

 

Niles Paul caught a 30 yard touchdown pass from Phillip Bates to score the first touchdown. Niles Paul also scored the second touchdown on a 10 yard pass from Bates. Phillip Bates was 8 for 12 i believe for about 109 yards and an interception to go with his 30 rushing yards. Niles Paul only had 2 catches on the night for 40 yards but those were both catches for touchdowns.

 

Niles Paul returned 3 kicks tonight on special teams as well. He has some killer speed on kickoff returns and could have ran back 2 of those for touchdowns had the punt and kickoff specialist from South not tackle him at the end of those returns.

 

Odds of becoming a Cornhusker: 80% Even though he’ll be looking around, as should every young man, eventually, I think, the Huskers should have a decent shot at landing this in state product. He will be having a new Husker recruiter as Downing will be leaving the staff.

 

WOWT has some information about Omaha Duo Niles Pauls and Phillip bates. Click link and video is on right hand side under Omaha Duo Link

 

Niles Paul

WR 6-1 210 Omaha, Neb. - Omaha North HS

“The best thing is, you can have goals as an individual, but when a player hits that field, it’s all about the team. That’s how Nebraska plays; as a team and they never give up.”

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Omaha North duo Niles Paul and Phillip bates have received NU offers

Niles will be in Green Bay this summer working out with his relative Ahman Green. He's gonna hopefully be a Husker.

That's good to know. Always good to pickup a few good pointers from an ex college and a current NFL player of what it takes to reach the next level

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Scholarships offered: Nebraska

Favorites: Committed to Nebraska

Rankings/Stars:

Rivals: NR

Bid Red Report: NR/

 

Assessing the talent:Had a chance to check out 2007 prospects Niles Paul and Phillip Bates tonight, and man oh man those guys are definetly worth the offers. Millard South gave North a little bit of a scare. North went into halftime leading 14-6 (North blocked the extra point). In the third quarter, North extended the lead to 20-6 (North missed the extra point). South came back with a touchdown in the third to narrow the score down 20-13 and trailing by a TD. After feeling the pressure, North scored it's final touchdown to take a 27-13 lead before South batteled back and score it's final touchdown of the game and losing 27-20

 

North improved to 6-1 on the season while South dropped to 5-2.

 

Niles Paul caught a 30 yard touchdown pass from Phillip Bates to score the first touchdown. Niles Paul also scored the second touchdown on a 10 yard pass from Bates. Phillip Bates was 8 for 12 i believe for about 109 yards and an interception to go with his 30 rushing yards. Niles Paul only had 2 catches on the night for 40 yards but those were both catches for touchdowns.

 

Niles Paul returned 3 kicks tonight on special teams as well. He has some killer speed on kickoff returns and could have ran back 2 of those for touchdowns had the punt and kickoff specialist from South not tackle him at the end of those returns.

 

Odds of becoming a Cornhusker: 80%

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