BTN: Top B1G Receiving Corps

[Mavric]

2. Nebraska. This unit teems with playmaking ability. Kenny Bell is the leader. He’s a rangy target with speed who will leave campus as one of the Huskers’ best-ever receivers. Players like Jordan Westerkamp, Taariq Allen, Sam Burtch and Jamal Turner round out this deep corps. Tight end is bolstered by Cethan Carter and Sam Cotton.

 

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[Mavric]

Not too bad to be #2 after losing your most productive WR. We need a couple guys to step up opposite Bell but I think we have several options.

[OH HSKR FAN]

Is Kevin Gladney an option anymore?

[Number12]

He redshirted last year, he's still got 4 years left. Plenty of time to be an option.

[Hooked on Huskers]

 

2. Nebraska. This unit teems with playmaking ability. Kenny Bell is the leader. He’s a rangy target with speed who will leave campus as one of the Huskers’ best-ever receivers. Players like Jordan Westerkamp, Taariq Allen, Sam Burtch and Jamal Turner round out this deep corps. Tight end is bolstered by Cethan Carter and Sam Cotton.

 

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Forgot Alonzo Moore.

 

And drill "Allstate good hands" habits. Also use stick-um spray.

 

[Abdullah the Butcher]

They must be going off potential because there isn't many proven results there. Could they play up to the second best crew, possibly, are they now? I would say no.

[SouthAfricanHusker]

They must be going off potential because there isn't many proven results there. Could they play up to the second best crew, possibly, are they now? I would say no.

I think it speaks more to the fact that the B1G doesn't have a bunch of returning WR corps with big numbers. And out guys when healthy proved very good. Plus they forgot Alonzo who may be the best this year. I think it's close enough.

[Creighton Duke]

Not to get off topic, but this:

 

 

 

12. Wisconsin.

Other than having a couple of pretty good running backs, WHAT is the strength of this team and why do they continue to get so much preseason love?

[Thanks_Tom RR]

Not to get off topic, but this:

 

 

12. Wisconsin.

Other than having a couple of pretty good running backs, WHAT is the strength of this team and why do they continue to get so much preseason love?

I won't say 12 of 14 is a lot of love (if you are talking about WR), but as a team, they have a good (not great) defense, a powerful, big-bodied OL, and a solid RB (which is accentuated by the quality OL and power running game). These attributes along with a very manageable schedule is why they are getting some preseason love.

 

However, the WR Corps is nothing to write home about, and their QB situation is a disaster. This would suggest they will be rather one dimensional on offense, so they are going to have to lean heavily on their strengths.