Quanzell Lambert - Nebraska v. Iowa Round 2

[ShortSideOption]

I am hearing that it is down to us and the Hawkeyes for his services. The article below says that he rated his visit to Lincoln a 9, and his visit to Kinnick Stadium an A+. Hope a splash D Coordinator puts us on the right side of this one.....

http://iowa.247sports.com/Board/143/...474/1#a5232996

[ShortSideOption]

I brought up Bama' and his visit to there that was supposed to be happening this week and he referenced their article:

http://oklahoma.247sports.com/Board/...mes--6029815/1

[Red Reign]

Nope no longer in the picture...

I brought up Bama' and his visit to there that was supposed to be happening this week and he referenced their article:

http://oklahoma.247sports.com/Board/...mes--6029815/1

[johnhoie]

Nope no longer in the picture...

That's not a credible source. It says Alabama has run out of scholarships.
Alabama NEVER runs out of scholarships!

[CombatTargeteer]

Shawn Callahan was saying he is still in the picture on BRWU??

He had a great in-home visit with Bo and said it may have been the icing on the cake!!!

He has dropped Alabama and Oklahoma.

Still in with Iowa, Northwest, Rutgers and us

[Red Reign]

With the new rules about to take effect in the SEC things are changing....

That's not a credible source. It says Alabama has run out of scholarships.
Alabama NEVER runs out of scholarships!

[johnhoie]

With the new rules about to take effect in the SEC things are changing....

I was joking, of course, but isn't the new SEC rule just an oversigning limit? The real advantage Alabama (and LSU?) has is their willingness to run off scholarship players who haven't cracked the two-deep by the end of their second year. That's like getting a mulligan. Signing 25 every year is the equivalent of an extra recruiting class every four years.

[Red Reign]

Yes that is true....

I was joking, of course, but isn't the new SEC rule just an oversigning limit? The real advantage Alabama (and LSU?) has is their willingness to run off scholarship players who haven't cracked the two-deep by the end of their second year. That's like getting a mulligan. Signing 25 every year is the equivalent of an extra recruiting class every four years.

[Huskerpilk]

I was joking, of course, but isn't the new SEC rule just an oversigning limit? The real advantage Alabama (and LSU?) has is their willingness to run off scholarship players who haven't cracked the two-deep by the end of their second year. That's like getting a mulligan. Signing 25 every year is the equivalent of an extra recruiting class every four years.

Which in reality takes those schools back to the unlimited scholarship days when the big boys would bring players on board sometimes just to keep them away from the enemy. If the NCAA evens the playing field I'd bet the SEC comes back to the pack pretty quick. There's a lot of talent in the SE but if the oversigning is curtailed then the talent spreads out among the entire field of teams and you don't get super talent stacked at 2 schools year after year. I always wonder why none of the CF talking heads never bring up the SEC advantage they have with low academic standards and oversigning.

[CombatTargeteer]

Shawn Callahan was saying he is still in the picture on BRWU??

He had a great in-home visit with Bo and said it may have been the icing on the cake!!!

He has dropped Alabama and Oklahoma.

Still in with Iowa, Northwest, Rutgers and us

bump

[Liberty Husker]

I always wonder why none of the CF talking heads never bring up the SEC advantage they have with low academic standards and oversigning.

They are partners and have a contract with them. In other words, $$.