Nebraska vs. Illinois/Early Games Thread

[BS85]

What’s he doing now ?

Looks like he just finally retired a few months ago for health reasons. I'm heading to Idaho in a few days so I'll ask my parents if he's there, they know the wife pretty well but have only met him once or twice.

 

[QuattroCane]

They are two totally different situations, and they are two programs going in different directions.

Nebraska could come back too, but aside from coaching it would require:

- Massive Enhanced Recruiting
- Strong NIL investment from the community
- Leveraging NU’s legacy

Exactly, Nebraska is in a recruiting wasteland and…well, in Lincoln, not much of anything to offer kids especially kids from more metro areas.
Miami is the polar opposite.

 

[CaneSince4Ever]

Michigan actually produces multiple top 300 players every year along with lots of D1 prospects/offers. That’s something the Barren State of Nebraska can only dream about.

I'm talking about overall Bro, every time I look at their recruiting classes they only have like 2-3 kids from Michigan.

 

[DREW!]

as a commenter said, tough look when you're the only one in color. If you were to list Frost's top 15 wins at NU over the last 3 seasons, you'd have 3 blank spots

Bill Frost!