[Husker] Bigtime recruit is N

[Mike Jaixen]

I make no bones about my viewpoint of recruiting
rankings being inexact at best.  But I think one thing
you can take away is that Nebraska's coaching staff is
having a lot of success this year getting verbal
commitments from their apparant top choices.  For
years, schools like Texas and USC haven't recruited as
much as selected who they wanted, stretching back long
before Pete Carroll and Mack Brown. This coaching
staff seems to be approaching that neighborhood.

--- Mark Landin <marklandin at gmail.com> wrote:

> Recruiting and HS rankings being an inexact science,
> this is still
> exciting news, if for no other reason than
> confirming that in the
> minds of prospective student-athletes, Nebraska is
> as attractive a
> place to play ball and get educated as Michigan,
> Florida, Wisconsin,
> etc.
> 
> On 8/3/07, Skylar Dodds <sklarbodds at cox.net> wrote:
> > I don't know if you all follow recruiting, but
> this morning, 4-star+ Detroit
> > running back Jonas Gray committed to the Huskers
> over Michigan, Michigan
> > State, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Florida,
> and Louisville.  Rivals
> > rated Jonas the #4 running back in the U.S. and
> the #1 overall player in
> > Michigan.
> >
> > This was a big get for the Huskers and the 2008
> recruiting class is really
> > looking like it might be the best yet.  Especially
> if we can get Trevor
> > Robinson back.
> >
> > Also for those of you who didn't see, ESPN.com
> rated Blaine Gabbert the best
> > passing Q.B. recruit in the U.S. (another Husker
> recruit) and rivals has
> > said he's pretty much guaranteed a 5th star.


Mike Jaixen
Blog: http://huskermike.blogspot.com


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