Am I the only one?

[Boy of the Corn]

I like rhule but don't believe in offering a bunch of 0 star kids scholarships. I know he has some experience getting lowly recruited guys to the nfl but was hoping to see Rhule develop 4 star players. Will this be our lowest recruiting class ever? Tell me what I am missing? 

[NsideScoop]

Yes, you are the only one on this board to start a new topic that has been discussed in at least four other threads.

[McGuillotine]

He's had 2 weeks lol

[HS_Coach_C]

2 hours ago, Boy of the Corn said:

I like rhule but don't believe in offering a bunch of 0 star kids scholarships. I know he has some experience getting lowly recruited guys to the nfl but was hoping to see Rhule develop 4 star players. Will this be our lowest recruiting class ever? Tell me what I am missing? 

You can't put much into transition classes to start with, plus many of these coaches haven't been in the college game this past year so they don't have connections to many kids. 

 

Give him some time to build relationships and show something on the field. I think they'll be just fine. 

[gorp512]

Get used to it. This is his style and he said as much on his very first day. 

 

It's also exactly what this team needs. 

[McGuillotine]

He's not going to shun away top level talent. This is a transition class. He's in home today with a 4 star Edge, his recruiting style in the past was of necessity. He can use that experience to find diamonds in the rough as well as top level talent.

[MyBloodIsRed16]

well he offered a zero star kid and then after that the kid gets rated a high 3* so....  did he offer a 0* or a 3*???

[BigRedBuster]

He's not only going after 0 star kids.  We have a number of nicely rated players that are considering us and he's going after them aggressively.  Rhule made a name for himself taking these types of kids and developing them.  That's impressive.  But, that doesn't mean he's going to only recruit 0 star projects to Nebraska.  He will go after highly recruited kids when he can.  He can then develop those highly rated kids to be even better.  That's the goal anyway.