To clarify, the article I read said dad is a coach at his son's HS.
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2024 DE Jordan Ochoa commits.
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Huge get.
The hugeness of this get cannot be understated, as we both know
Recruiting is intense year round isn't it.
Why is this a HUGE GET ? I'm not trying to be a jerk, but please share. Did u see this kid play ?
His other offers wouldn't suggest as much, but sometimes guys miss 6 games due to an ankle sprain, and the offers fall away.
We have seen plenty of guys succeed who didn't do any summer camps, which is where huge exposure happens.
His other offers wouldn't suggest as much, but sometimes guys miss 6 games due to an ankle sprain, and the offers fall away.
We have seen plenty of guys succeed who didn't do any summer camps, which is where huge exposure happens.
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Thank you for answering my original question
Rhule's recruiting methods provide an interesting mix of high profile players (e.g. Kaelin, Raiola) and kids almost nobody has heard of before Nebraska identified them. The latter category is intriguing and tells you how thoroughly and, I think uniquely, they scour films and whatever resources they have available. They've had an unusual amount of success in the past with that group and I hope this young man finds similar success with Nebraska.
Complete break out season this year so he wasn't on a lot of radars. Went from 6 solo tackles and 58 assisted tackles as a junior to 42 solo and 19 assisted. Not to mention went from 2 sacks in 10 games as a junior to 9 sacks as a senior. Raw talent that has a great frame for development is why it's a huge get
Rivals is reporting that he's likely a walk-on. We'll see.
InsideNebraska - Huskers land commitment of 2024 defensive end, Nebraska native Jordan Ochoa
2024 DE Jordan Ochoa, who grew up in Nebraska before moving to Colorado, has committed to the Huskers.nebraska.rivals.com
Was a scholarship commitment to Wyoming
High School
Because EVERY commitment is a huge get.
Where have you been? Certainly not in the recruiting thread.
p.s. Frank was also being sarcastic
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Because EVERY commitment is a huge get.
Where have you been? Certainly not in the recruiting thread.
Late bloomer, former Wyoming commit, native Nebraskan
Very fast
Worth taking a chance on late in the process
By the time this thread is finished, the understated hugeness will be overstated . . . in a huge way.
I was thinking the same thing, but I trust in Rhule. We certainly don't want to recruit any of those tackles
