2024 Recruiting Thread

[Temp430]

With McCord maybe to Nebraska too its Christmas early in Lincoln.

[847badgerfan]

I wish Donovan Raiola was coaching the OL at his alma mater.

[Mdot21]

the bust factor is high with this kid imo. 

that'd be 3 different schools he committed to in the last year if he does flip. not to mention his play seemed to take a dip after he transferred to Georgia and played much better HS competition and he went from the consensus #1 player to dipping a little bit on all the ratings. Oh yeah he's also played for I think 4 different high schools in 4 years. 

Perfect fit for Nebraska. Definitely over hyped, and probably just not that good.

[MrNubbz]

He commited to the Buckeyes for a cup of coffee,didn't want to sit behind Stroud.I understand with the portal,NIL Coin and everything else going on in CFB but if he went to 4 different High Schools well that is not a solid base to work from.Many of these services are tossing guys like this out there to get clicks IMO

[847badgerfan]

coincidence...

[Mdot21]

He commited to the Buckeyes for a cup of coffee,didn't want to sit behind Stroud.I understand with the portal,NIL Coin and everything else going on in CFB but if he went to 4 different High Schools well that is not a solid base to work from.Many of these services are tossing guys like this out there to get clicks IMO

Don’t think Stroud had anything to do with it, as he’s in the NFL right now and Raiola is still in HS. Think you’re confusing him with Ewers, who was also a #1 QB- and who did not want to sit behind Stroud.

Kids who commit to 3 different colleges in the span of a year probably don’t work out very often. Especially at a position like QB that takes so much mental toughness, commitment, and fortitude to be great. Flighty, flakey, lack of commitment, and indecisiveness are not good traits for a QB….

[FearlessF]

I wish Donovan Raiola was coaching the OL at his alma mater.

Have you seen the Husker O-line?

[FearlessF]

With McCord maybe to Nebraska too its Christmas early in Lincoln.

why give McCord $1.8 million if you can get Raiola for $2 mill?

[utee94]

Yup, things are getting weird.

[ELA]

why give McCord $1.8 million if you can get Raiola for $2 mill?

Because if Railoa isn't happy, he can transfer in a year. You have McCord now until he graduates, unless he wants to sit out a year

[FearlessF]

it's a risk, but if Railoa is happy and a first year starter, he's there until he goes to the NFL

[ELA]

it's a risk, but if Railoa is happy and a first year starter, he's there until he goes to the NFL

Unless he's so good someone pays him more

[847badgerfan]

Have you seen the Husker O-line?

They kinda suck, but some of that is recruiting.

[847badgerfan]

Don’t think Stroud had anything to do with it, as he’s in the NFL right now and Raiola is still in HS. Think you’re confusing him with Ewers, who was also a #1 QB- and who did not want to sit behind Stroud.

Kids who commit to 3 different colleges in the span of a year probably don’t work out very often. Especially at a position like QB that takes so much mental toughness, commitment, and fortitude to be great. Flighty, flakey, lack of commitment, and indecisiveness are not good traits for a QB….

Ewers went to OSU for $$$ that Texas could not pay (at the time due to state law) if I remember correctly.