ISU in the mix for Michigan OL transfer

[AltHawk]

Looks like Hall had a change of heart and may be sticking around at Michigan.

 

[rholtgraves]

Illinois has a couple grad transfers. A LB who was 3rd on the team in tackles, a DL who was a major contributor and two other transfers, a safety who tied for 3rd on team in tackles and a RSoph OL who was a former 4 star recruit.

 

[RyCy04]

My guess is that since he is from Council Bluffs, he either already loves Nebraska or hates Nebraska. There doesn't seem to be a lot of gray area when it comes to Husker fandom out there.

My sister lives across the street from him. She says that he has a complete poker face when it comes to schools. He is not showing a lean one way or another with any school he talks to.

 

[cyattack69]

Omaha sports radio had a couple media guys on and said if Scott Frost is hired they will make a big push for Max.

Yea, I would imagine, but the good news is that I think he has a solid relationship with ISU staff. Also, we already went through the rebuild thing last year..so by the time hes a starter we would be rollin.

 

[Hayes30]

Illinois has a couple grad transfers. A LB who was 3rd on the team in tackles, a DL who was a major contributor and two other transfers, a safety who tied for 3rd on team in tackles and a RSoph OL who was a former 4 star recruit.

Out of those listed I would personally like CMC to go after the LB his name is Tre Watson he is 6'2 235 pounds and brings good size to the OLB spot. I would also like to see a push for the OL his name is Gabe Megginson he is 6'5 305 pounds, he was a 4 star recruit out of illinois and was ranked the #1 OT in the midwest.

 

[LincolnWay187]

Omaha sports radio had a couple media guys on and said if Scott Frost is hired they will make a big push for Max.

I hope he isn't foolish enough to go to a school that completely sucks at the moment, Nebraska is a dumpster fire. Go where the momentum is kid!

 

[ENGR 79]

Illinois has a couple grad transfers. A LB who was 3rd on the team in tackles, a DL who was a major contributor and two other transfers, a safety who tied for 3rd on team in tackles and a RSoph OL who was a former 4 star recruit.

Time for Marchie to get busy recruiting!

 

[Cyclonepride]

I get all of the "we've been down this road before" talk but there is a huge difference between a sit one play 3 transfer vs a grad transfer.

And a huge difference from one person to a completely different person.

 

[WastedTalent]

Duggan is 2019, so he may not be in a rush to decide.

 

[isu81]

On a related note, Tyler Catalina is playing for the Redskins.

 

[UnCytely]

If he went to Nebraska, he would be transferring within the same conference, right? Isn't there a special rule about that? Sitting out an ADDITIONAL year?

 

[allfourcy]

On a related note, Tyler Catalina is playing for the Redskins.

Is this really true??

 

[coolerifyoudid]

If he went to Nebraska, he would be transferring within the same conference, right? Isn't there a special rule about that? Sitting out an ADDITIONAL year?

Teams often block a kid from transferring to another team in the same conference to keep from playing against them (knowing their playbooks, signals, etc), but there is not a rule about any additional time.

 

[cybychoice]

Is this really true??

Yeah he was the last one off the bench for them last night when some of their starters got hurt.

 

[BillBrasky4Cy]

Out of those listed I would personally like CMC to go after the LB his name is Tre Watson he is 6'2 235 pounds and brings good size to the OLB spot. I would also like to see a push for the OL his name is Gabe Megginson he is 6'5 305 pounds, he was a 4 star recruit out of illinois and was ranked the #1 OT in the midwest.

One thing to keep in mind is that Alex Golesh was at Illinois from 2012-2015. I imagine he has ties to both of these guys.