Most importantly, our top coaching candidate sees us at #1.
Don't let our UCF friends see this. Should be #2, btw.
I can see FL # 1 just based on recruiting alone. A&M is no way #2. They have done nothing in the last 20 years plus doesn't have the history or tradition like NU.
AtM biggest advantage over us is recruiting because of being in the state of Texas.
They may spend money a little more loosely than Nebraska, but like the whorns they have plenty of $$$.
Nebraska is also in the easier division in their conference.
Problem with UCLA is that their fans are not great or rabid fans. And too many distractions in LA competing for time and attention.Agree. Our division is weak, and Nebraska should be contending with Wisconsin every year for the Conference Champ game. Coupled with our history, I think #2 is right.
I would rank UCLA #3. A&M is in a toughly contested area for recruits. Lots of competition. If you have ever been to Westwood, that is a place where kids can fall in love with beach proximity, beauty of the campus, and gorgeous co-eds. Not to mention great University academics.
Don't be surprised when The Bruins start making noise again, real soon.
GBR
Can he write?Booger McFarland obviously didn't write this article.
I clicked on the recruiting rankings and Nebraska is sitting at 77 right now. Which only makes it more critical to get the new coach in ASAP, early signing period & all.
Saw it, not for me to judge IMODon't let our UCF friends see this. Should be #2, btw.
Inside Nebraska
Nebraska a standout for 2028 two-way lineman Elijah Willis
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Penn State commit Deonte Flemings still looking, & Notre Dame, Ole Miss, Nebraska lead the charge
Inside Nebraska
Intel: 2028 four-star DL, four-star EDGE set Nebraska visits
Inside Nebraska
Practice Report #2: Fall Camp Notes on Dwayne McDougle and the "Take Three" Nebraska defense
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Aurich on Blackshirts tradition: "I want alumni to look at the way we play and be really proud"