Jacobsen next on transfer list?

[Minnesota_husker]

We didnt let Michael leave, he just left on his own.

I believe they wanted him in more of a Borchardt role and he wanted a chance to be a bigger cog in the system. 

 

[SouthLincoln Husker]

Sure...but, no matter who we get to come in there are going to be transfers and some of those are going to be successful elsewhere.

Every team has transfer players leaving and coming in now days.

Miles has had too many

 

[NUinID]

We didnt let Michael leave, he just left on his own.

I believe they wanted him in more of a Borchardt role and he wanted a chance to be a bigger cog in the system. 

JMO but I  think Jacobson wanted to be more of a stretch 4, even though he is playing a more traditional role at ISU just like he did at Nebraska.  I also think he thought his playing time would diminish with the addition of Copeland and JPJ.  He was going to go from starting to coming off the bench.

  The same goes for Morrow.  He always saw himself as more of a perimeter player not a short power forward.  He had better numbers at Nebraska then he does at Marquette.  He could have have been Nebraska's Jordan Murphy.  

Those two would have really helped make this team pretty good this year.  

 

[RednWhite]

Miles has had too many

The best recruiting class was 2015, and the only guys that finished at N were Watson and McVeigh. The classes since then have ranked 10, 12, 14 in the conference. If you can't keep the guys you invest the most time and money recruiting, going to be a tough road.

 

[SouthLincoln Husker]

The best recruiting class was 2015, and the only guys that finished at N were Watson and McVeigh. The classes since then have ranked 10, 12, 14 in the conference. If you can't keep the guys you invest the most time and money recruiting, going to be a tough road.

Watson is the only 4 year player at NE, who Miles recruited!