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Drop it. JFC.So if Chris Kleiman left K-State for Nebraska he wouldn't have a chance to be successful because Nebraska has been so bad the last 20 years?
Stop.Nebraska has had some high ranked classes, but they haven't produced results. One problem has been attrition. Many of the highest ranked recruits have jumped ship - especially ones from far away. Most of the guys they brought in from Florida have not been a good fit.
Another problem is that some of the high ranked guys have not been able to earn regular playing time. They either haven't developed, were never that good, or don't fit the system. They tend to go after star rankings even if many of the stars were awarded based on 7 on 7 competition as well as recruiting service camps. Many of these guys look better in shorts than they do in pads.
Nebraska is actually trying to change their approach to recruiting. Less emphasis on areas like Fla & Ca, more focus on the 500 mile radius. While it might help with retention, I don't see Nebraska being the choice of very many of the top players in the 500 mile radius. They might pick off a few in SDak & Wy, but their
Big 10 logo isn't going to help them in Big XII country. When they try to go east, they have a tough sell now not only against Iowa State, but also Mn, Wisky, IL, and even Ia if they keep finding ways to lose to KF.
I am in the middle of 3 dudes, the tallest at 6'2.5"with my bothers at 6'1". We all hit 215+ lbs in high school.When I had two high schoolers at home, we bought 6-8 gallons of milk each week. We were broke.
MinivanI forget is Carroll the Minivan CyTwins or the two little girls on Facebook?
I am in the middle of 3 dudes, the tallest at 6'2.5"with my bothers at 6'1". We all hit 215+ lbs in high school.
Home delivery of 14 gallons a week.
Yikes for sure in 2021.
All skim, btw.
A lot of talk about Deyo in the "In-State football recruiting" thread. This may have been missed by many, as they opt out of that forum.This one came as a huge shock to me. There wasn't much talk about this one, at least not on CF. Was he almost a shoe-in to go to Iowa and then he just ended up picking the good guys instead? This is our highest ranked lineman ever, whether it be offensively or defensively. That's pretty awesome that he's even higher rated than Jake Campos, who was an absolute stud for us. Deyo is going to be a huge key part in keeping that defensively line strong after McDonald and the other guy's leave. Extremely happy about this one.
Now we just need to land Gaines and this will be an awesome class! I think Becht is massively underrated and a possible four star talent.
nerdBTW, I know autocorrect doesn’t like it, but it’s “shoo-in”.
Thank you! I usually play the role of grammar police, so it's nice to be humbled by my own stupidity this time.BTW, I know autocorrect doesn’t like it, but it’s “shoo-in”.
Let's look at a few figures:I will say the student bodies and school atmospheres at ISU/Nebraska are very similar. Both are land grant schools, large percentage of students from rural areas and the social life revolves around the Greek system.
The similarities end there though.
Also, Brian Ferentz is turning off a lot of recruits, even white ones, and Tyler Barnes loves burning bridges.A lot of talk about Deyo in the "In-State football recruiting" thread. This may have been missed by many, as they opt out of that forum.
Now, going on rumors from that thread...
Yes, he was a shoo-in to Iowa. Some even said a silent commit during his visit. He then came back home and people within his circle told him they didn't feel right about the Iowa/Racism "thing." So he backed out of the silent commit and switched to ISU within a couple weeks.
He loves Iowa State's staff. The only thing holding him back was our defensive scheme. He would rather be a DT in a 4-3-4 but we run a 3-3-5.
Edit: spelling police
DEYO! DEYO!DEYO!DEYO!Let's look at a few figures:
Neb Iowa ISU
Multicural studs 10% 18.6% 15.6%
Total Students 25,800 31,200 31,800
Greek Stud/Undergr 19.5% 13.6% 15%
Non State undergr 20% 43% 44%
AAU member no yes yes
I had a hard time finding the multicultural students at Neb - that is my estimate. I used the BOR reports for iowa and ISU.
Other than being land grant schools, I am not sure of your comments on similarity.
You do understand that 10/14 big tens schools are land grant schools and have ag departments?
Also, Iowa State does have a strong greek system. I am not sure what you mean by your comments. Illinois, Wisconson, Minnesota, Indiana, Purdue, OSU and PSU all have strong greek systems. Who cares?
I agree. Mattie has such a dumb email, I had to spend 90 seconds on a few facts.DEYO! DEYO!DEYO!DEYO!View attachment 86838
Also, Brian Ferentz is turning off a lot of recruits, even white ones, and Tyler Barnes loves burning bridges.