Earliest Husker Recruiting Commits Since 2003

[Mavric]

Nebraska's 10 earliest commitments since 2003:

1. Ryne Reeves (Class of 2011): 603 days, committed June 10, 2009

2. Michael Rose-Ivey (2012): 577 days, committed July 5, 2010

3. Baker Steinkuhler (2008): 523 days, committed Sept. 2, 2006

4. Bryan Brokop (2016): 495 days, committed Sept. 27, 2014

5. John Raridon (2016): 494 days, committed Sept. 28, 2014

6. Tyler Moore (2011): 481 days, committed Oct. 10, 2009

7. Collins Okafor (2008): 469 days, committed Oct. 26, 2006

8. Andrew Rodriguez (2010): 436 days, committed Nov. 25, 2008

9. Niles Paul (2007): 402 days, committed Jan. 2, 2006

10. Cole Pensick (2009): 384 days, committed Jan. 18, 2008

The current Husker commits with a chance to crack the Top 10:

>> Cameron Jurgens (2018): 917 days, committed Aug. 6, 2015

>> Marquez Beason (2019): 663 days, committed April 15, 2017

>> Masry Mapieu (2018): 601 days, committed June 17, 2016

>> Eric Fuller (2018): 386 days, committed Jan. 18, 2017

OWH

 

[NUance]

Sure glad to see Riley's staff isn't doing that bullsh#t slow play stuff on these guys. I mean, sure there's a time and place for that in recruiting. But when you have highly ranked recruits willing to commit early, just do it and move forward.

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[Redux]

Wow, 3 of those will be top 4. And it's not like they were easy gets.