OT Teddy Prochazka
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Huskers93-97
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Thanks. They hadn't updated it yet when I looked this morning.
Wait until 247 adjusts their rating. He would be one of the highest-rated recruits we've ever had.
Xmas32
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I went through the 24/7 historical database and it looks the closes NU came was in 2002 when NU signed David Horne--#75 overall and Jay Moore--#197 overall.Warrior10 said:
https://247sports.com/college/nebraska/Sport/Football/AllTimeRecruits/?RecruitState=NE
teachercd
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About 20 years ago I wanted to start what is basically Xplosive Edge...I realized that a fool (parents) and their money are soon parted...when it comes to their kids and sports. Shoot, they will pay 10 times for sports stuff compared to academic stuff. I am still kicking myself for not trusting my gut and getting one off the ground.
I am I
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Hilarious that Northwestern takes kids to Chicago on their visits.
Evanston is right by there but with traffic, parking, tolls, idiots, train slums, tourists...
id rather be downtown on campus in Lincoln than fighting to see big buildings and over priced crap. Let’s see them take people to the Bean btwn the months of Nov and March lolol
Disclaimer: I lived in Chicago and Lincoln. Chicago is the greatest American city in the summer. From late Oct til late March it’s the worst. The weather sucks so bad in Chicago. And to pretend Northwestern is a part of Chicago is a fools errand.
In other words, come to Lincoln.
Evanston is right by there but with traffic, parking, tolls, idiots, train slums, tourists...
id rather be downtown on campus in Lincoln than fighting to see big buildings and over priced crap. Let’s see them take people to the Bean btwn the months of Nov and March lolol
Disclaimer: I lived in Chicago and Lincoln. Chicago is the greatest American city in the summer. From late Oct til late March it’s the worst. The weather sucks so bad in Chicago. And to pretend Northwestern is a part of Chicago is a fools errand.
In other words, come to Lincoln.