I feel like Isaac Gifford would be in line to receive an offer before Harsh. Gifford actually has D1 offers and Nebraska hasn't extended one in his direction yet.
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Sebastian Harsh——-Scottsbluff, Ne sr. 6 foot 3 inches, 220 lbs
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I feel like Isaac Gifford would be in line to receive an offer before Harsh. Gifford actually has D1 offers and Nebraska hasn't extended one in his direction yet.
Fine, seems like you didnt really understand my point. Again, mentioned Groce because of his 40 time as a reference, not a direct comparison. Was trying to compare Harshs upside to a low three star player from the south who has had much more coaching, and may be much smaller. Was just saying if you take a chance it might be good to take it on an in state kid that already has B1G size. BTW, it appears that recruiting, especially for LBs is a problem right now, which is why Frost is getting commits from lower rated JUCO projects vs HS high 3 star or 4 star kids.
Like Gifford as well. :Thumbsup:
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I’d agree with that
If players don't work out, it seems pretty easy to send them off elsewhere anymore.
He's a perfect preferred walk on. Hope he can put on some size at the training table and in the weight room and find a position to help at....and maybe earn a scholarship before it's over. He looks like an absolute stud against small town Nebraska high school athletes. He won't look like that in Lincoln. Not bagging on the kid and I love it when a Nebraska kid makes it to NU, but he's a reach.
Agree with this. He's a guy who projects to the next level in terms of speed and could easily be envisioned playing either LB or safety and already plays in that area now. Ty Hahn is the other guy who I think is close to being the level to get an offer from NU as well. Again, clearly projects to P5 positions (WR or Safety) and plays those positions in HS already and has the size/speed characteristics to project there.
Harsh on offense, IMO, doesn't project to his current positions as a QB or ballcarrier. I do think he could be a great candidate for an HBack/Fullback role, but we don't look like we're looking to spend scholarships on that position (if we ever really run that position on the field and incorporate it -- I love having that role, but it's not up to me
)On Defense, I do think he projects to LB, but I'd guess he's a base/inside LB type to me. His speed seems acceptable to that spot and he does appear faster on film than he does on his listed times. If they did offer, I think it would be with an idea of putting him at LB. If we committed to HBack/Fullback, then I could see him there -- he's good with the ball in his hands.
I think preferred walk-on is most likely, but we'll see
Get this kid to Lincoln....Several positions he could play...Watched him against Skutt and they could barely get this kid down...And that was with 2-3 kids trying....Hopefully our coaches will see his versatility and offer him...
Personally, I wouldn't reach on a kid who may eat a scholarship for 4-5 years. I'd keep it in my back pocket and take a chance on a grad transfer.
It would.just suck if 4 years from now this kid is dominating at Wyoming and weve had 5 guys transfer. I know, hindsight and you can't.recruit like that. But good lord, we've been burned by lots of kids like this.
I just don't get it when people hang everything on a kid's 40. Those are results from ONE camp. Now he's labeled slow? Watch his film. He doesn't play like a 5.04 guy.
By the way, Luke McCaffrey "only" ran a 4.64 at a camp last year. Yet he's been called one of the fastest players on the team and certainly plays more like a kid who runs .3 faster.
Just a reference point, if he had a better one I'm sure it would be out there. The comparison for Harsh wasnt really Groce, but lower 3 star guys that might not have as much upside potentially as Harsh. Plus he has nice size already.
Ethan Piper played C2 football and was offered by SDSU and Ohio as a DT. He gets a Husker Scholarship. Garret Nelson plays LB at class B Scottsbluff and is offered by ??? . He gets a Husker Scholarship. Harsh plays virtually every position on the field for Scottsbluff and he gets "where do you play him" and "he doesn't have any FBS offers". What am I missing here. I have heard about Piper dunking a basketball and Nelson wrestling. Where is Harsh lacking?
He doesn't pop out when you watch him imo. Seen him live and on tape, he's one of those that looks good for his level but just doesn't seem to have "it" that Nelson motored through with. Piper got raves because his frame and athleticism so there was potential there. A lot of talk that harsh has close to maxed what his frame can hold. If that's true, that's where the "where do you play him starts. Just my 2 cents.
