Breaking down Nebraska’s potential at running back and wide receiver, proposed recruiting calendar changes and Nebraska baseball’s momentum.
Husker247’s Michael Bruntz and Brian Christopherson take a dip into offseason topics, including a look at Nebraska’s running back and wide receiver spots and how much depth is truly there going into the spring.
In the second half of the pod, the guys discuss potential recruiting calendar changes that are being considered and what might mean for college football.
Finally, the guys discuss Nebraska baseball’s 3-1 weekend against Grand Canyon and what’s ahead for the Big Red in Charleston.
Intriguing offensive tackle Broderick Shull sets several visits
A look at the programs pushing the hardest for the Bixby (Okla.) High product. Bixby (Okla.) High offensive tackle Broderick Shull has lined up several spring visits and also has a couple officials on the schedule.
The extremely athletic point of attack player will head to Texas Tech on March 23, Kansas State on March 30 and Nebraska for the Huskers spring game.The 6-foot-5, 275-pound Shull is also aiming to get a return to Illinois on the calendar for the spring.
Head coach Bret Bielema and offensive line coach Bart Miller have been recruiting Shull as hard as anyone. Shull will take an official to Champaign in June.
Same goes for Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire who is in contact at least once per week. Shull’s official to Lubbock will be the weekend of June 14.
Several other programs have recently upped the intensity in recruiting Shull, but these are the schools currently setting the pace.