@celtic_husker @mikeoxlonng1994 Agree, and I guess I’m saying that’s fine if that’s how we want to operate, but don’t except to be a top 25 program unless this “young talent” that we always hear about actually turns into something.
@celtic_husker @mikeoxlonng1994 Good teams don’t take years off of recruiting. There are plenty of kids that you can have move on from the program and bring in some dudes who can make a difference.
@celtic_husker @mikeoxlonng1994 Everyone is talking about the underclassmen, but they do not look anywhere near good enough to win games in the Big Ten. Ohio State, Georgia, Alabama, etc. all have great young talent every year and still get the top recruiting classes…
@celtic_husker @mikeoxlonng1994 Development has been a joke over the last 3 years, and I wouldn’t say the portal has been a success either. Realistically the only way this team is good next year is if 20 Big Ten caliber starters are brought in from the portal.
@celtic_husker @mikeoxlonng1994 Saying “nothing can be done” until there’s a game is a joke. Recruiting, development, and the portal are ways that you can “win” right now. Rhule missed badly on the 26 recruiting class, and everyone said its because of the underclassmen, which got embarrassed against Utah…
@travismaxson7@LjsLuke Solid point, but you just had the #1 or #2 rated QB recruit come and have basically no success and is out after 2 years. Not really a great showing for other QBs
@Husker_Nick You’re 100% correct it’s about money. After the Minnesota game, the Raiola’s didn’t like all the hate Dylan was getting. Rhule had a talk with the family and they demanded more money for Dylan and Dayton, but Rhule said no. They all wanted out which opened the door to fire Donny.
@GabrielCStovall There’s more to it than that. The Raiola family wanted more money and Rhule said no, thus Dayton de-committing, and Dylan going to the portal soon. Donnie didn’t like it either, so with no ties left to the family, he let him go.