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There's great excitement in the Husker VB world for 2021 but I do offer a word of caution to this hype. In 2014 Penn State had the highest overall ranked class in collegiate VB history. They had great success and notable achievements. BUT, this Penn State class of 2014 finished their collegiate careers as 1-8 vs the Huskers ! Obviously, simply being highly ranked doesn't ensure overall success.
Quite an accomplishment. Word from some connected folks is that John Cook likely pushed back his retirement timeline because he believes he can do some very special things with this group.
Agree. But it doesn’t hurt to stack the deck
And to think, he was thinking about retiring before they built out the Devany.
Also within the article:
"A few other players from high schools in Nebraska also made the list. Norah Sis (Papillion-La Vista), a Creighton commit, is ranked No. 28; Allie Gray (Omaha Skutt), an Arizona State commit is No. 24; Elle Glock (Wahoo), a USC commit, is No. 39; Addison Heidemann (Diller-Odell), an Iowa State commit), is No. 127. "
"A few other players from high schools in Nebraska also made the list. Norah Sis (Papillion-La Vista), a Creighton commit, is ranked No. 28; Allie Gray (Omaha Skutt), an Arizona State commit is No. 24; Elle Glock (Wahoo), a USC commit, is No. 39; Addison Heidemann (Diller-Odell), an Iowa State commit), is No. 127. "
I believe Coach Cook has already developed those type of teams the last 5 years. National Champion in 2015 and 2017...semifinal finalist in 2016 and runner up in 2018. The 2020 team seems to be ready to add their name to that list!!
I think he is going to have a blast to finish off his career.
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