CB Mario Goodrich [Clemson- Signed LOI]

[Nebfanatic]

Up from #225 Overall to #95 Overall per Rivals

Would love to reel Mario back in. Great talent in our backyard

 

[bugeater17]

Up from #225 Overall to #95 Overall per Rivals

Another example of a former recruit getting a significant ratings boost after de-committing - maybe I'm just into conspiracies...

 

[Mavric]

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[Mavric]

Frost visited in-home.  Word is we still have a really good chance here.

 

[Chadhusker]

Hope frost can get him to come here ,he would be someone that could be great in a few years .

 

[Huskers44]

Hopefully a Stanley Morgan here. 

 

[Mavric]

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[Warrior10]

Frost visited in-home.  Word is we still have a really good chance here.

Very conflicting report from 247. Pretty much the opposite.

 

[seaofred92]

 

[famoustitles]

Ya I saw on another board that Dean was wrong about us being back in it. 

 

[Mavric]

Very conflicting report from 247. Pretty much the opposite.

Yep.  Another report - directly from Goodrich this time - saying he's not considering NU anymore.  Visiting Georgia, LSU and Mississippi.  Apparently the SEC got to him.

 

[yort2000]

Yep.  Another report - directly from Goodrich this time - saying he's not considering NU anymore.  Visiting Georgia, LSU and Mississippi.  Apparently the SEC got to him.

Can't blame a guy for wanting to play for Aranda.  But, all that talent in the area, it is surprising that they have to go "slumming" in the heartland though. 

 

[Treand3]

Such a shame.

 

[Mavric]

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[Mavric]

Goodrich re-opened his recruitment after Nebraska fired coach Mike Riley, and although he says he is still considering the Cornhuskers his destination, it’s now one of many options — not necessarily the option.

“I’ve been talking to a few schools, but those are the ones I’m mainly interested in,” Goodrich said, adding, “I’ve been talking to (Nebraska), too.”

Goodrich, a four-star cornerback, has collected 19 total offers. That includes offers from all three local Division I programs — Missouri, Kansas and Kansas State — but he told The Star he’s not considering attending any of those three.

Goodrich is the third-ranked recruit in the state and sits at No. 95 nationally, per Rivals. He has twice made The Star’s All-Metro first team. As a junior, he intercepted seven passes and returned two for touchdowns. As a senior, he had one interception and 15 pass break-ups.

He was one of a handful of players to de-commit from Nebraska last month.

“It was hard,” Goodrich said of that decision. “Just knowing the (previous) coaching staff really likes you. You had your mind set on where you wanted to go.

“But things happen for a reason. I just pray every night and ask God to bless me whichever way I go.”

The college visits to the four SEC programs will take place over the next month. Goodrich hopes to make his decision in time for National Signing Day on Feb. 7, but he didn’t call that a firm deadline.

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