Teddy is listed as 6’9” and I bet will be a top 50 recruit. I can’t imagine any universe where anyone takes him from Nebraska. That’s one hell of a cornerstone for a class.
OLB T.J. Bollers [Wisconsin Commit]
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EZ-E
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Teddy this spring, summer, and fall has the chance to play his way up to 5 stars. Really like the talent weve stacked at OL
I’m excited about the future and the pipeline in a way that’s hard to put into words. Nebraska is going to have serious length at tackle and you aren’t stopping the Chase Youngs of the world without it.
FearAmeer
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To be fair no one can stop Chase Young no matter how good of an oline you have unless you double/triple team
I sat by Teddy Prochazka and T.J. at the Indiana game, he was amped up during the game and seemed to hit it off with Teddy and some of the other guys. Will be a battle with Wisky. I’m guessing he is one of the top couple guys on their board for next year.
EZ-E
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Understood, but to my point, you can’t even double team him if you don’t have an LT that’s long enough to get a hand on him without holding.
Otherwise he’s just running past your LT and you’re praying Mills/Johnson/Wan’dale can pick him up and that’s not a bet I’m taking.
Huskers93-97
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Ok well that’s good to know. I can sleep easy at night knowing Nebraska will never play an elite d-end again.
Huskers93-97
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Not that caliber in the entire country once a decade and the chances the next one are in big 10 are even slimmer odds
What’s your point ? We should go back to recruiting Farnioks to play LT because Chase Young will graduate or?
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spurs1990
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Not really.. I mean Eponesa at Iowa, Barnett at Tennessee, Karlaftis is going to be really good at Purdue. We have played great ones and will continue to do so. Maybe not as good as Young but you better find tackles that can ball or you're going to look silly against good teams.Huskers93-97 said:
