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Post by huskervolleyball on Apr 28, 2024 21:47:38 GMT -5
We’re gonna have to hit the portal again for a 3rd MB hmmm
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Post by rjaege on Apr 28, 2024 22:40:36 GMT -5
We’re gonna have to hit the portal again for a 3rd MB hmmm Possibly a Soph or Jr for 25? |
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Post by redstratocat on Apr 28, 2024 22:50:07 GMT -5
I wonder if they will try Pierce out at opposite in 2025 if she shows any promise over there. I could see her training behind Merritt some this year, but who knows. Otherwise with Landfair back and Teraya Siglar coming in, it doesn't seem to leave a lot of options for Pierce on left side anytime soon.
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Post by huskervolleyball on Apr 28, 2024 23:08:52 GMT -5
We’re gonna have to hit the portal again for a 3rd MB hmmm Possibly a Soph or Jr for 25? Perhaps or we could get an utr 2025 recruit |
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Post by haterade on Apr 28, 2024 23:14:23 GMT -5
Possibly a Soph or Jr for 25? Perhaps or we could get an utr 2025 recruit Perhaps the recruit who was in town for the KSU scrimmage. Given the NIL and program prominence, you’d think the best middle in the portal would be in play. I’d prefer that over an under the radar 2025 high school recruit. A top middle in 2026 is a must anyway. |
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Post by redstratocat on Apr 28, 2024 23:48:03 GMT -5
Perhaps or we could get an utr 2025 recruit Perhaps the recruit who was in town for the KSU scrimmage. Given the NIL and program prominence, you’d think the best middle in the portal would be in play. I’d prefer that over an under the radar 2025 high school recruit. A top middle in 2026 is a must anyway. Who are the Huskers recruiting for 2026 at middle? |
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Post by bailey05 on Apr 29, 2024 7:30:09 GMT -5
Perhaps the recruit who was in town for the KSU scrimmage. Given the NIL and program prominence, you’d think the best middle in the portal would be in play. I’d prefer that over an under the radar 2025 high school recruit. A top middle in 2026 is a must anyway. Who are the Huskers recruiting for 2026 at middle? Here are the 3 that I know for sure: Lynney Tarnow- 6’6” 1st Alliance 16 Gold Keoni Williams- 6’4” Dallas Skyline 16 Royal Kayla Nwabueze- 6’2” Legacy 16 Adidas |
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Post by bailey05 on Apr 29, 2024 7:33:12 GMT -5
Honestly I lose track of what everyone knows and doesn't know, so posting this in case it's news: Ryan Hunter posted a goodbye to club volleyball on instagram. I would assume that means she'll be enrolling early at Nebraska next year. Correct I believe all of the 2025s will be enrolling early next year. |
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Post by jwvolley on Apr 29, 2024 7:58:34 GMT -5
With it only being 6 weeks away, in addition to the middles being mentioned, the pool of 2026 candidates includes:
Henley Anderson, 6'2 outside hitter from Texas
Ayanna Watson, 6'3 outside hitter from Las Vegas
Halle Thompson, 6'0 outside hitter from Texas
Gabriella Divita, 6'2 outside hitter from Michigan (Legacy)
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Post by bailey05 on Apr 29, 2024 8:03:45 GMT -5
Perhaps or we could get an utr 2025 recruit Perhaps the recruit who was in town for the KSU scrimmage. Given the NIL and program prominence, you’d think the best middle in the portal would be in play. I’d prefer that over an under the radar 2025 high school recruit. A top middle in 2026 is a must anyway. Who was the 2025 recruit that was at the KSU scrimmage?? |
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Post by hookem1 on Apr 29, 2024 8:51:03 GMT -5
Not that I blame Nebraska for recruiting the best state in the country more than their own, but it does seem like NE has really cooled off lately on their in state recruiting. 0 in 2023, 1 DS in 2024, and 1 DS in 2025. Do Nebraska fans care, or is that “homegrown husker” pride not quite as prevalent anymore? I know there’s some 2026 talent but I do not know if they are prioritizing any of them from what I’ve seen.
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Post by jwvolley on Apr 29, 2024 9:03:34 GMT -5
Not that I blame Nebraska for recruiting the best state in the country more than their own, but it does seem like NE has really cooled off lately on their in state recruiting. 0 in 2023, 1 DS in 2024, and 1 DS in 2025. Do Nebraska fans care, or is that “homegrown husker” pride not quite as prevalent anymore? I know there’s some 2026 talent but I do not know if they are prioritizing any of them from what I’ve seen. I mean the talent pool is obviously much bigger in a state like Texas. The population is 15 x the size of Nebraska. So Texas is not often going to have a year where there aren't elite top recruits near the top of the list from their own backyard. Nebraska prep has produced some great players over the years, but the priority for Husker fans is the success of the Husker program and if that means the best available players happen to be from outside the state of 2 million people, so be it. They shouldn't settle. What's important is that they don't lose out on the in-state recruits they do want. Players like Mauch and Leimbach are great additions to the program and will continue the backbone of Nebraska volleyball with their backrow play. |
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Post by ted_heise on Apr 29, 2024 9:22:20 GMT -5
Not that I blame Nebraska for recruiting the best state in the country more than their own, but it does seem like NE has really cooled off lately on their in state recruiting. 0 in 2023, 1 DS in 2024, and 1 DS in 2025. Do Nebraska fans care, or is that “homegrown husker” pride not quite as prevalent anymore? I know there’s some 2026 talent but I do not know if they are prioritizing any of them from what I’ve seen. I mean the talent pool is obviously much bigger in a state like Texas. The population is 15 x the size of Nebraska. So Texas is not often going to have a year where there aren't elite top recruits near the top of the list from their own backyard. Nebraska prep has produced some great players over the years, but the priority for Husker fans is the success of the Husker program and if that means the best available players happen to be from outside the state of 2 million people, so be it. They shouldn't settle. What's important is that they don't lose out on the in-state recruits they do want. Players like Mauch and Leimbach are great additions to the program and will continue the backbone of Nebraska volleyball with their backrow play. This all makes sense, jwvolley, but it does seem that the in-state talent for front row players has diminished somewhat. I mean where are the next Larsons or Rolfzens? |
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Post by bborr on Apr 29, 2024 9:41:38 GMT -5
Possibly a Soph or Jr for 25? Perhaps or we could get an utr 2025 recruit Maggie will be ready to come back in 2025. |
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Post by rjaege on Apr 29, 2024 10:03:51 GMT -5
I mean the talent pool is obviously much bigger in a state like Texas. The population is 15 x the size of Nebraska. So Texas is not often going to have a year where there aren't elite top recruits near the top of the list from their own backyard. Nebraska prep has produced some great players over the years, but the priority for Husker fans is the success of the Husker program and if that means the best available players happen to be from outside the state of 2 million people, so be it. They shouldn't settle. What's important is that they don't lose out on the in-state recruits they do want. Players like Mauch and Leimbach are great additions to the program and will continue the backbone of Nebraska volleyball with their backrow play. This all makes sense, jwvolley, but it does seem that the in-state talent for front row players has diminished somewhat. I mean where are the next Larsons or Rolfzens? Really, from a state with a population of <2 million? Larson 2005-2008 Rolfzens 2013-1016 Krause 2021-2024 Lauenstein 2021-2022 The later quit the team, before transferring to TX. |
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