2021 ludicruous recruting thread

[847badgerfan]

I think almost any other season, he's a take in Madison. This year, with two studs already on board, and interest from another really high, is not his year.

[FearlessF]

Nebraska has added another commitment, bringing aboard a cornerback with a name that will ring familiar to many football fans.

Lardarius Webb Jr., who is set to play his senior season in Jackson, Mississippi, announced his pledge to Nebraska on Tuesday night. He is the son of the former Baltimore Ravens defensive back who shares the same name.

The Huskers were the first and only FBS school to offer Webb so far, extending an opportunity to the 5-10, 170-pound prospect in late June. Webb gives the Huskers 12 known commits in the 2021 recruiting class, with his announcement coming just days after the July 4 commitment of wide receiver Latrell Neville.

Nebraska’s newest commit has his first rating from 247Sports.

2021 Jackson (Miss.) defensive back Lardarius Webb Jr., is rated an 84 overall by 247Sports, making him the No. 124 corner in the nation and the No. 26 prospect in the 2021 class in Mississippi.

[FearlessF]

On Thursday morning, three-star running back/linebacker Jaquez Yant of Tallahassee, Florida, announced he was set to play his college ball at Nebraska. The addition is expected to be as a walk-on.

Yant is listed at 6-foot and 185 pounds on his 247Sports recruiting profile and played his high school ball at Amos P. Godby High.


Nebraska's walk-on class for 2020 has swelled to more than 25 players, beginning with 19 additions on National Signing Day in December and continuing through the offseason with five walk-on transfers and several other additions.

The Huskers have one scholarship spot remaining for the 2020 class. Primary among the known targets for that spot is junior college defensive back Nadab Joseph, a former four-star recruit whose coach at Independence (Kan.) Community College told the Journal Star in June that Joseph's eligibility status should be known sometime this month.

[ELA]

Buddin to PSU as expected

[847badgerfan]

It looks like UW might lose a '22 in-state kid to out of state PSU today. The 247 UW guy ballzed him to PSU just today, moving it off UW. He's a TE prospect.

[847badgerfan]

Or maybe not...


https://twitter.com/Jerrycross04/status/1284183696979955722


Kids...

[FearlessF]

Nebraska landed its second defensive back commit of the 2021 class as Marques Buford announced for the Huskers on Saturday afternoon.

The 6-foot, 188-pound defensive back picked the Huskers over offers from Texas A&M, Washington State, Arizona, Cal, Florida State, Iowa State and Ole Miss, among others. Buford had nearly 30 offers to his name at the time of his commitment to the Big Red and becomes the 13th known verbal commit for Nebraska's 2021 recruiting class.

[MaximumSam]

Jordan Hancock, a 4 star corner out of Georgia, has decommitted from Clemson and it appears OSU is the frontrunner.

And he commits to the Bucks. #77 overall

[Cincydawg]

I'm a bit curious why someone would decommit from Clemson and then commit to Ohio State (or vice versa).  Both obviously are top choices for any top level HS player.

[Mdot21]

I'm a bit curious why someone would decommit from Clemson and then commit to Ohio State (or vice versa).  Both obviously are top choices for any top level HS player.

17/18 year olds gonna be 17/18 year olds.

[bamajoe]

It happens every year to everybody. Last year Daxton Hill was committed to Alabama and signed with Michigan. A number of years ago Derrick Henry was a Georgia pledge. He signed with Alabama. This year Alabama lost qb Drake Maye to North Carolina and cb Latrell McCutchin to Oklahoma after originally committing to Alabama.

Sometimes the coaches find somebody they like a little better and suggest the kid find another home. I don't think it happened on any of the above but its possible.

[ELA]

Wasn't Hill committed to Michigan, flipped to Bama, then flipped back?

[bamajoe]

Yes.

[Mdot21]

Wasn't Hill committed to Michigan, flipped to Bama, then flipped back?

Yeah, that's a completely different scenario, don't know what that dude is talking about. Dax was a long-time Michigan commit, Bama put the pressure on him and he flipped to Bama for about a week, then he followed his heart right back to Michigan, where it always was. Not really comparable scenario.

4* ATH of California Prophet Brown commits to USC. Brown was thought to be down to Oklahoma and Michigan, only to commit to hometown team USC. Can't say I blame him with all this corona going on, probably didn't want to go all the way across the country to Michigan, and Oklahoma was recruiting him at CB, and well you'd have to be a little dumb to sign up to play defense at Oklahoma- cause they play none of that there.