WR Jeremiah Charles

To which school will Charles commit?

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SouthLincoln Husker said:
Grey shirt are for players who don't start until the second semester.  Blue shirt allows them to be part of the team the year.  Like a walk on with a guaranted scholarship after year 1.  Blue shirt is not used alot, but with NIL I can see being used more 
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What do you call guys like Ty Hahn? I think that was walk-on for two years then scholly after, although I imagine with the new staff that's no longer the deal. Purple shirt?

 
Husker in WI said:
What do you call guys like Ty Hahn? I think that was walk-on for two years then scholly after, although I imagine with the new staff that's no longer the deal. Purple shirt?
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He was just a walk-on that was promised a scholarship after two years.  Just a verbal agreement.  Will be interesting to see if that still holds with a new staff in town but I'm guessing not..

 
Wager convinced two basketball players to play football their SR years and both might end up in Lincoln. 

 
Good looking athlete, he's not the most natural runner with the ball in his hands but those long, explosive strides mean that he gets open a bunch.

 
SouthLincoln Husker said:
Wonder if Rhule will use blue shirt on a couple of these freshman.  Use NIL there freshman year & on scholarship after that. 
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Not really needed. 

There are plenty of empty players still on the roster. The talent situation - or lack thereof - was that bad last season. 

I can rattle off 15 scholarship players that can be removed from the roster that have been in the program for 2 years or more, each of which has been passed on the depth chart by a walk on or a younger player. 

 
cheekygeek said:
Why do I have the feeling that some of these incoming WRs are being looked at to possibly convert to DBs?
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I don’t know, it’s your feeling.

Seriously though, I could see that happening.

Charles could be the rover type that White wants with his vertical and athleticism.

 
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