*** 2017 Recruiting ***

[GBRFAN]

You can do what ever you want!!! getting 1/3 of top targets is about the norm.

 

[BigRedBuster]

So, for early enrollees, I have:

KJJ

Gebbia

Bando

McQuitty

Anyone else?

 

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Avery Roberts

 

[BigRedBuster]

I believe we had 21 sign last year. I also believe if a player is an early enrollee, he counts towards the previous year's 25. So, 21+5 =26. I wonder if someone like Gebbia or KJJ are paying their own way the first semester.

 

[ColoradoHusk]

I believe we had 21 sign last year. I also believe if a player is an early enrollee, he counts towards the previous year's 25. So, 21+5 =26. I wonder if someone like Gebbia or KJJ are paying their own way the first semester.

Why would those guys not be on scholarship? With guys graduating, there would be plenty of scholarships available.

 

[Landlord]

There has been a few changes in this so I am bumping this to the front.

RB 1

Stephen Carr

.9803 USC commit

Alaric Williams

.9279 Auburn Commit

Daniel Young,

.8362 Houston Commit

WR 2

Joseph Lewis,

.9903 announce AAA game Jan 7 or signing day

Jeremiah Holloman

.9341 Signing day

Lynn Bowden

.9161

Jamire Calvin,

.8728 announce AAA game Jan 7

Gavin Holmes

.8519

OT 1

Foster Sarell,

.9957 Announce AAA game Jan 7

Austin Jackson,

.9849

Chuck Filiaga

.9640 Announce AAA game Jan 7

DT 1-2

Tyler Shelvin

.9906 visiting Jan 13th

Noah Elliss

.8826

James Lynch

.8610

Damion Daniels,

.8596 Commitment possibly in December

DE 1-2

Joshua Kaindoh

.9867 Wishful thinking

Robert Beal

.9644 Georgia Commit

LB 1

Isaac Slade-Matautia

.8919

Rahyme Johnson,

.8903

Jaquan Henderson

8757 Tennessee Commit

Andrew Ward

.8422 CHRISTMAS

CB 1-2

Darnay Holmes,

.9947 Announce AAA game Jan 7

Deommodore Lenoir

.9654 shortly before signing day

Thomas Graham

.9734 Oregon Commit

Greg Johnson

.9705 Signing Day

Chevin Calloway

.9588 de-committed from Iowa

Jaylon Redd,

.9161 Oregon Commit

TraJon Cotton,

.8574

Kamren Curl

.8559 Signing Day

Quran Hafiz

.8481 Pulled offer...Indiana

S 1

Nick Pickett

.8429 Oregon Commit

Corion Ballard unrated JUCO

Any chance we can get this list with a percentages chance of each player possibly committing? Obviously it's unscientific but with over a dozen of them not announcing until at least Jan 7th, and with many of them committed to other schools, how discouraging do things look for NU right now?

 

[BigRedBuster]

I believe we had 21 sign last year. I also believe if a player is an early enrollee, he counts towards the previous year's 25. So, 21+5 =26. I wonder if someone like Gebbia or KJJ are paying their own way the first semester.

Why would those guys not be on scholarship? With guys graduating, there would be plenty of scholarships available.

Well, someone can correct me if I'm wrong. But, I thought this is an issue of the NCAA rule of only signing 25 per class. If you sign 23 one year, then the next you can actually sign 27 and have two count towards the previous year so both classes technically has 25.

So, if we signed 21 last year, I would think we would only be able to have 4 early enrollees on scholarship.

 

[BigRedBuster]

There has been a few changes in this so I am bumping this to the front.

RB 1

Stephen Carr

.9803 USC commit

Alaric Williams

.9279 Auburn Commit

Daniel Young,

.8362 Houston Commit

WR 2

Joseph Lewis,

.9903 announce AAA game Jan 7 or signing day

Jeremiah Holloman

.9341 Signing day

Lynn Bowden

.9161

Jamire Calvin,

.8728 announce AAA game Jan 7

Gavin Holmes

.8519

OT 1

Foster Sarell,

.9957 Announce AAA game Jan 7

Austin Jackson,

.9849

Chuck Filiaga

.9640 Announce AAA game Jan 7

DT 1-2

Tyler Shelvin

.9906 visiting Jan 13th

Noah Elliss

.8826

James Lynch

.8610

Damion Daniels,

.8596 Commitment possibly in December

DE 1-2

Joshua Kaindoh

.9867 Wishful thinking

Robert Beal

.9644 Georgia Commit

LB 1

Isaac Slade-Matautia

.8919

Rahyme Johnson,

.8903

Jaquan Henderson

8757 Tennessee Commit

Andrew Ward

.8422 CHRISTMAS

CB 1-2

Darnay Holmes,

.9947 Announce AAA game Jan 7

Deommodore Lenoir

.9654 shortly before signing day

Thomas Graham

.9734 Oregon Commit

Greg Johnson

.9705 Signing Day

Chevin Calloway

.9588 de-committed from Iowa

Jaylon Redd,

.9161 Oregon Commit

TraJon Cotton,

.8574

Kamren Curl

.8559 Signing Day

Quran Hafiz

.8481 Pulled offer...Indiana

S 1

Nick Pickett

.8429 Oregon Commit

Corion Ballard unrated JUCO

Any chance we can get this list with a percentages chance of each player possibly committing? Obviously it's unscientific but with over a dozen of them not announcing until at least Jan 7th, and with many of them committed to other schools, how discouraging do things look for NU right now?

Someone else can attempt to do that. It's not something I have a desire to undertake because it would end up in about a 10 page post in two days and no matter what you put down, it would be wrong.

This list is mainly there so I can see when our top targets are going to announce and if they have committed elsewhere.

 

[Atbone95]

I believe we had 21 sign last year. I also believe if a player is an early enrollee, he counts towards the previous year's 25. So, 21+5 =26. I wonder if someone like Gebbia or KJJ are paying their own way the first semester.

Why would those guys not be on scholarship? With guys graduating, there would be plenty of scholarships available.

Well, someone can correct me if I'm wrong. But, I thought this is an issue of the NCAA rule of only signing 25 per class. If you sign 23 one year, then the next you can actually sign 27 and have two count towards the previous year so both classes technically has 25.

So, if we signed 21 last year, I would think we would only be able to have 4 early enrollees on scholarship.

NOT an NCAA rule - huge contention nationally. 25 is actually a B1G rule, with an allowance of 3 oversigns for a maximum of 28. This causes some fits because this should be the rule nationally, but other conferences ($$$$$$$EC) won't implement it and sign 28-30 regularly.

The only way a kid can count against last year's class if he early enrolls. So, if we signed 23 last year, and wanted to sign 30 this year, we would have to have at least 2 enroll early. That would put us at 25 last year, and 28 this year. Make sense?

The rule only applies to recruiting classes. Once kids are on campus, the only rule is that the football team stays under 85 scholarships. If we have the scholarships, they can enroll early. We graduated ~15+ guys this past weekend, meaning we have plenty of room for early enrollees.

 

[Huskers44]

I believe we had 21 sign last year. I also believe if a player is an early enrollee, he counts towards the previous year's 25. So, 21+5 =26. I wonder if someone like Gebbia or KJJ are paying their own way the first semester.

I'm guessing Broc Bando would too. I mean I'm sure he could live in his families house and room and board is about 60% of the cost of a university right there.

 

[Atbone95]

I believe we had 21 sign last year. I also believe if a player is an early enrollee, he counts towards the previous year's 25. So, 21+5 =26. I wonder if someone like Gebbia or KJJ are paying their own way the first semester.

I'm guessing Broc Bando would too. I mean I'm sure he could live in his families house and room and board is about 60% of the cost of a university right there.

1.) No coach would bring a player to campus without a scholarship

2.) No freshman can live off campus.

See my post

 

[ColoradoHusk]

Why are people thinking that the coaching staff would ask these highly recruited athletes to pay tuition for a semester? It makes absolutely no sense.

I know that some of these kids come from wealthier families, but have some common sense people.

 

[krc1995]

Why are people thinking that the coaching staff would ask these highly recruited athletes to pay tuition for a semester? It makes absolutely no sense.

I know that some of these kids come from wealthier families, but have some common sense people.

I agree. Why insinuate that they should pay their way? It's offensive (no pun intended). There is a certain level of prestige with being on scholarship.

 

[ColoradoHusk]

Why are people thinking that the coaching staff would ask these highly recruited athletes to pay tuition for a semester? It makes absolutely no sense.

I know that some of these kids come from wealthier families, but have some common sense people.

I agree. Why insinuate that they should pay their way? It's offensive (no pun intended). There is a certain level of prestige with being on scholarship.

It's very similar to those who thought the Cotton kids should have paid their own way because their father was a University employee so they should have been able to get discounted tuition rates.

This is even more insulting in this instance. Hey Keyshawn, Jr. I see this huge house you live in, you mind if you pay for your tuition this Spring? While you are at it, can you pay for a couple more kids?

 

[BigRedBuster]

I believe we had 21 sign last year. I also believe if a player is an early enrollee, he counts towards the previous year's 25. So, 21+5 =26. I wonder if someone like Gebbia or KJJ are paying their own way the first semester.

Why would those guys not be on scholarship? With guys graduating, there would be plenty of scholarships available.

Well, someone can correct me if I'm wrong. But, I thought this is an issue of the NCAA rule of only signing 25 per class. If you sign 23 one year, then the next you can actually sign 27 and have two count towards the previous year so both classes technically has 25.
So, if we signed 21 last year, I would think we would only be able to have 4 early enrollees on scholarship.

NOT an NCAA rule - huge contention nationally. 25 is actually a B1G rule, with an allowance of 3 oversigns for a maximum of 28. This causes some fits because this should be the rule nationally, but other conferences ($$$$$$$EC) won't implement it and sign 28-30 regularly.
The only way a kid can count against last year's class if he early enrolls. So, if we signed 23 last year, and wanted to sign 30 this year, we would have to have at least 2 enroll early. That would put us at 25 last year, and 28 this year. Make sense?

The rule only applies to recruiting classes. Once kids are on campus, the only rule is that the football team stays under 85 scholarships. If we have the scholarships, they can enroll early. We graduated ~15+ guys this past weekend, meaning we have plenty of room for early enrollees.

The 25 rule is an NCAA rule. Conferences like the SEC over sign by using loop hopes. The BIG put in the rule of only over signing by 3.

The issue is, you have to be down to the 25/85 rules by the time they start school in the fall.

But, it still gets back to my question of how we can have 5+ early enrollees?