WR Bryce McNeal

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Player: Bryce McNeal

Hometown: Minneapolis, MN

Position: WR

Height: 6'1"

Weight: 170 lbs.

40 time: 4.46

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Scholarships offered: Nebraska, Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina

Schools of Interest: Nebraska, Colorado, Iowa, Minnesota, Louisville, North Carolina, Wisconsin

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Assessing the talent: Good height and speed. Solid receiver out of the mid-west.

Odds of becoming a Cornhusker: 15%.

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brr now has him at :star :star :star

and rivals :star :star :star :star

both as WR...

per rivals,

Last June, Bryce McNeal got his first taste of Nebraska football when he was in Lincoln participating in a Husker summer camp. Now, with eight scholarship offers in hand, the 6-foot-2, 175-pound wide receiver out of Minneapolis (Minn.) Breck admits that the Huskers are one of a number of schools he's considering as he approaches college.

Michigan was his eighth offer.

 
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Seems like a Terrence Nunn type.

I don't claim to know a great deal about football, but I just fnid myself not terribly interested in a wideout who isn't either really tall or really fast. Then again, he could be a route running fiend and be able to get good separation!

Let's lure him in.

 
Landlord of Memorial Stadium said:
Seems like a Terrence Nunn type.

I don't claim to know a great deal about football, but I just fnid myself not terribly interested in a wideout who isn't either really tall or really fast. Then again, he could be a route running fiend and be able to get good separation!

Let's lure him in.
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If he is anywhere near his listed 4.46 time, that is incredibly fast for a high schooler, especially when you consider that most of the wideouts at the NFL combine ran in the 4.5 - 4.6 range. Since both Rivals and Scout have taken steps to improve their 40-time accuracy, hopefully this time is legit.

 
Landlord of Memorial Stadium said:
Seems like a Terrence Nunn type.

I don't claim to know a great deal about football, but I just fnid myself not terribly interested in a wideout who isn't either really tall or really fast. Then again, he could be a route running fiend and be able to get good separation!

Let's lure him in.
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the greatest wr in the pro's was a not that fast, he had decent speed but he ran the best routes any one could run.

 
Vuren said:
Landlord of Memorial Stadium said:
Seems like a Terrence Nunn type.

I don't claim to know a great deal about football, but I just fnid myself not terribly interested in a wideout who isn't either really tall or really fast. Then again, he could be a route running fiend and be able to get good separation!

Let's lure him in.
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the greatest wr in the pro's was a not that fast, he had decent speed but he ran the best routes any one could run.
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Jerry Rice?

 
Committed to Michigan, but still taking his free trips according to ESPN:

There have been rumors that one of Michigan's top commitments, wide receiver Bryce McNeal (Minneapolis/Breck), has decided to de-commit. McNeal says that is not the case, but it is also not a done deal he will sign with the Wolverines.
"I haven't de-committed," McNeal said late Monday night. "But I'm going to take my five official visits. I visit Colorado Oct. 18 and Michigan Oct. 25. Minnesota, Cal-Berkley and Florida are the other schools [under consideration]."
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Never really in this one, but not in the top 4 he recently announced:

Wide receiver Bryce McNeal names four finalists
ESPNU 150 prospect Bryce McNeal is now only considering Clemson, Minnesota, Oregon and Colorado, the Spartanburg Herald-Journal reports.

McNeal originally picked Michigan during his junior year but later dropped that commitment.
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