This one looks more like house cleaning. He did not play a down last year and the top recruit at his position is coming in this fall. His chances of seeing the field are almost 0%. Better to move to D II where he has a shot
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Transfer Portal Part 2
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They run air raid, so shotgun and they ranked like 122nd in the country in rushing (less than 100 yards per game). And they have a stacked RB room. So this makes sense for the kid knowing he will have the first crack at being RB1
Has the length
Referring to TJ Pledger here, he wasn't ever a commit. He was friends with Bookie (from IMG Academy) back when Bookie was a commit and visited NU as a favor to him. That's about as serious as the relationship ever got.
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Speaking of Bookie, will we get to face him next year?
Based on what I have seen the last few years, I certainly hope so. The rest of the team, however, not so excited about.
I don't anticipate that he will declare for the draft or transfer. So unless he's injured, we will face him next year and possibly again in 2022 due to the "free" year of eligibility.
If team is pursuing a WDE/OLB type person-Townley or Sylvester? Especially considering that the transfers still may have to sit a year.
LOL Husker fans are so sour grapes. He started as a freshman on a top 10 team. If he was not good that would not have happened.
Watch the games then get back to me. No sour grapes here.
He is in his third year and started every year. So if he is as bad as you say then I guess Sooner recruiting must really suck.
lol. I get that. Bookie's name always gets a reaction from Husker fans. To be fair, he has started 30+ games as a Sooner. But you're right, he definitely never lived up to his five-star status as a recruit. He never got over his physical shortcomings and those have really limited him as a college player.
