Only thing I could find was his commitment date was in august saw an article dated in November saying he was going to take all his officials. Wonder if they want him at tight end or defensive end?
Has said he was going to take his visits from the beginning...If I remember correctly Nebraska wanted him at DE at first, Iowa wanted him at TE (which is where he wants to play) Nebraska has changed to TE probably to just try and get him on campus.
One has nothing to do with the other. The roads in Iowa are better than in Nebraska but that also has nothing to do with it.Hopefully playing in the Iowa vs Nebraska high school game and beating team Iowa will help him realize that Nebraska will be the place to be.
It's not that simple. He was recruited as a DE by the previous staff, and that carried over to the new staff. Once the new staff got to know him, it changed to TE as you mention, that's what he wants to play. I'm not very positive but part of me says NU has basically told him it's his choice, whichever he wanted they're fine with.
Whomever lands him will get a dang good athlete.
This is the biggest decision of his life so far. He has a few more weeks until he has to make it and I don't blame him for taking his time.Saw him play several times and believe he is a good athlete but due to all his posturing and still looking around would appear to be very high maintenance.
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