Nebraska basketball hits a home run in transfer portal, plus what's happening at Colorado?

Good morning, Husker fans and welcome back to the Husker Big Red YouTube channel

I'm Chris Peterson and joining me as always is Danny Gillette. We're back here on a Wednesday morning

We're talking some Nebraska Cornhuskers. We have Transfer Portal for football and basketball

Some spring talk. We'll talk a little bit, talk a little trash maybe about Coach Prime and what's going on

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Let us know what you think in the comment section. We definitely appreciate all your feedback and Danny, how are you doing this morning, man? Good

I'm so thrown off. I mean, on the left side of the screen right now, I keep looking over at you thinking that's

me, but I'll get used to it eventually. Other than that, I'm doing good. We'll get there eventually

Yeah, you know, we had a lot of stuff happening this week with Nebraska basketball

So let's start there, man. Then the Transfer Portal Hall, Fred Hoiberg doing some work

Raleigh Wooster, we talked about him a little bit on Monday. He committed to the Huskers later on Monday, actually

And then yesterday, another visitor over the weekend, Gavin Griffiths from Rutgers

You talked about him a lot, Danny. We got some stuff at HuskerBigRed.com if you want to find out some more information on

what we think. But I love this pickup. I love both of them, actually. But what are your thoughts on Nebraska's new starting backcourt is what I'm going to call them

It's interesting because people were kind of down on, you know, the commitments

But, you know, as far as Griffiths is concerned, I did a lot of watching of his tape on him

He's a very solid player in terms of being able to score in bunches

And on top of this, you know, and as I wrote yesterday, he was only a freshman last year

So there's a lot of room to grow for him. And the upside is incredibly high

Is he the, you know, five-star recruit that, you know, is going to make an instant splash

No, I don't think so. But I do think there's a lot of potential there. He was a former four-star recruit, you know, at the high school level

And now he comes to Nebraska and, you know, kind of gives them a player that can, you

know, score in bunches. He does okay from the three-point line, I believe

And he's a guy that can really kind of help stabilize the program as, you know, they continue

to make changes and mix and match. And for Wooster, you know, I think he's more of the traditional point guard that Nebraska

basketball has needed because he really didn't have one last year. And, you know, I think that even though, you know, he may not be, again, the big splash

that everyone was hoping for, I could see where he fits. And also, an interesting note, Jermarcus Lawrence is headed to my neck of the woods and is going

to URI, University of Rhode Island. So I'm wondering if, you know, he left on his own accord or if Coach Hoiberg told him

to leave because to me, that's a little bit of a step down. Yeah, I don't know

I'd have a hard time imagining that Fred would want him to leave. But I mean, in the NCAA basketball, it's, you know, the conferences and all that stuff

I think, is a lot different, too, because if you get on a small program, I mean, they're

in what, the A-10? Yeah, I believe so, yep. I mean, you could still make a run there

I mean, I remember Lamar Odom when he was there, you know. So I mean, in basketball, I think it is a little bit different because, like, you can

still get to the tournament with one of those teams, whereas opposed to, like, you know, if you go to a boy

I mean, I guess you can still make the playoff now that it's 12 teams. But yeah, but that is a little surprising that he kind of took that step down

But sometimes when you go into the portal, you know, there's not quite the, you know

interest that maybe you thought there was going to be. The portal isn't as always as it seems

The grass isn't always greener, maybe. But at the same time, I think it probably, you know, isn't far-fetched to say that Jamarcus

Lawrence was going to have a tough time starting an uphill battle starting next season because

look, he's not a point guard. I mean, he played a little bit of point guard last year

It didn't work out that great. He can do some of it. He's more of a combo guard

And Nebraska needed a point guard, but then they also needed, you know, a three-point shooter to replace, you know, Tominaga

And that's also not Jamarcus Lawrence. So I think that that's where, you know, it just didn't necessarily fit what he saw himself

being next season. And his vision was probably different than Fred Hoiberg's

But as far as Gavin Griffiths, I love this. I love this pickup. He's actually the second highest rated player to ever play for Nebraska in terms of the

24-7 sports rankings. Only Bryce McGowan's is rated higher. He was 44th overall in the 2023 class

And I get he only scored like, I think, five points a game last year

Made one three-pointer per game. Shot 28 percent from three-point range. But that was his freshman season

There's a lot of guys that take a big leap from, you know, their freshman year to their

sophomore year. Go look at Kobe Bufkin, who, you know, eventually became a first-round pick at Michigan his

first year. He was terrible. I mean, he was inefficient, didn't shoot the ball well

So there's a lot of growth that happens from that first year to that second year

And Griffiths is that kind of guy who has the talent to eventually be an NBA player

but not quite ready to be the one and done. But that guy can be a spectacular player in college

And I think this is a huge win for Fred Hoiberg because he has the talent, I think, that K

Satoma Nagata does. He's a different player, but he has that type of ability

Plus, he's six-foot-eight, so he does bring some defensive ability, too. His defensive, you know, plus-minus and his defensive win share was actually higher than

his offensive last year. So I do think that he's going to bring some shot blocking, some length

You know, that can, I mean, you talk about using like one-three-one zones and stuff like that

Nebraska's very long now with Gary, Bryce Williams, and Gavin Griffiths, like at that

two-three-four spot, potentially. And so I just think the upside is there

And then Wooster, I love his game. Nebraska has needed a defensive-minded guard really badly with size

I mean, because Sam Hoiberg's a good defender, but, you know, he's only like six-one or six-two

I mean, Raleigh Wooster is six-four. So now if you've got, if you're playing a team that's got a good point guard and, you

know, a good two guard, Nebraska can actually defend them now man-to-man, whereas before

you know, they had nobody that they could put on like a Terrence Shannon. Now Raleigh Wooster can take him

Raleigh Wooster can also take Evan Taylor. And he can also average over five assists per game

Beyond that, the one weakness, you look at his game, is the shooting percentage. You know, 29% three-point shooting for his career

I've seen this guy play in person. His stroke is fine. He shoots over 70% from the free throw line

And I think under Fred Hoiberg, we're going to see that percentage take up. I think we're going to see that with Gavin Griffiths

And you're going to see that shooting coaching ability I've talked about with Fred Hoiberg

I think is going to make these two additions even better than they look on paper

And I'm not really too worried about Wooster's shooting percentage anyway, because as long as you have a guard that can facilitate the offense and, you know, kind of direct all

the moving parts, the quarterback of the offense, then you can live with maybe an inconsistent

shooting percentage. And, you know, we, like you said, we haven't had a true, you know, guard or point guard

excuse me, in quite some time. And I think he definitely brings that to the table. So even if he's not the best shooter, I'm OK as long as he knows how to, you know, facilitate

an offense and kind of be the leader in that way. Yeah, it's going to be, you know, exciting, I think overall

And, you know, I think he's going to be a great fit in his in the Fred Hoiberg system

And now if, you know, if Rinkmast is decides to come back, I think that's the last kind

of missing piece. But I think there's a good chance that your starting lineup is going to be, you know

Rinkmast, Juwan Geary, Bryce Williams, Gavin Griffiths and Raleigh Wooster. I think that makes a lot of sense

You've got Andrew Morgan who could come off the bench, Sam Hoiberg who can come off the bench

So right there, you've got, you know, that that seven man rotation, you know, if Mast is back, you know, we haven't heard any confirmation on that

So, you know, don't want to get it put the cart, you know, before the horse

But that top seven, I feel pretty good about that. You still need to add, you know, a wing, some wing depth

You need more three point shooting and you need a couple more bigs, but you've got four open scholarships

And I think that they're in some good conversations there. So, you know, it looks like Freddie Portal has done it again

He'll always bring up his high school recruiting too. And I'm not too worried about that either, because part of me, like for college basketball

you don't want to rely on all freshmen and things like that. And the freshmen that we do have, you know, namely Nick Janowski, you know, I've been

you know, hyping him up for quite some time. You know, there is a solid, you know, couple of players recruited from the high school ranks

But I think, you know, as long as you have found that the, you know, Portal formula is

working, why go away from it? And, you know, I think Fred has shown he's been able to build rosters, especially the

last two seasons, and they've been able to fit together. And so I wouldn't really be too worried

You know, if his strength is the Portal, why go away from it

You know, and sure, high school recruiting is great. And, you know, he has gotten a couple of high school kids, you know, so far in the 2020

I believe 2025 class. But, you know, I think, you know, as long as he knows what his strengths are, which

is Portal recruiting, then that's fine with me. Yeah, and I think it just is different, you know, college basketball is so much different

to where one or two players, and it's such an old game right now. I think it is going to start getting younger now that this will be the last, you know

COVID year. And I feel like that for a lot of the sports too, like football too

Yeah, and Nebraska just hasn't been in a great position to high school recruit. So I think this latest class is probably the best that Fred's got, I mean, outside of McGowan's

but again, he didn't, you know, he by the time he would have been a really good player

he was in the NBA. So that's kind of the dichotomy of trying to do high school basketball recruiting, because

you don't, I really feel strongly that unless it's like a Zion Williamson type, you know

one of those true impact players, a lot of times, the five star guys don't give you the

impact that you think they're going to that first year. So, you know, a lot of that, a lot of those rankings and stuff and basketball more than

way more than football is about projecting, it's about what are you going to be at the next level

And that's what NBA teams are looking for. Not, you know, the best college players are rarely, you know, the first players picked

in the draft. And that's just that just shows, you know, how different those two games are. So at any rate, that's, let's move on to actually, I want to talk about some Deion Sanders talk

here, some Colorado. This is just crazy. And so I actually saw another article that relates this to Nebraska, but Deion Sanders

talking, you know, he doesn't want to go to, you know, do high school recruiting

Well, he's too famous to do high school recruiting. So, you know, if he shows up at a campus, then it's just, you know, forget about Nick

Saban or all these other coaches out there. But Deion's just too famous to go to high schools

But Matt Rule, of course, we know he's not afraid to go anywhere

Matt Rule has visited 108. This is according to the USA Today, Brent Schroetenbohr

That is a weird last name. Sorry if I mispronounced that. But Matt Rule has visited 108 high schools in several states and made 486 off-campus

contacts with potential recruits, including 123 this past December and January, according

to records from USA Today Sports. And this is in comparison to, by contrast, Deion Sanders has made zero off-campus recruiting

trips and hasn't visited any recruits away from Boulder. Zero, as in none, since he was hired in early 2022 or December of 2002. Sorry

That is baffling to me. And what's even crazier, what even got me on this topic was how, you know, after Kormani

McLean went to the portal yesterday, the former five-star quarterback for the Buffaloes, they've

got Shadur Sanders and Shiloh Sanders on Instagram recruiting people. Shiloh Sanders, his Instagram post was like, offensive players message Shadur, defensive

players message me. And then they had a quote at the bottom that said in parentheses, this is not last chance

to you. And I'm like, buddy, if you have to say it's not last chance to you, it's last chance to you

However, Kormani McLean has already been in the transfer portal twice now. So I mean, you know, I just think McLean wants a big payday

But anyway, you know, that's just my opinion. But yeah, this is a joke. I mean, this is a joke

Sanders needs to recruit. Yes, he has a name that can carry, you know, weight with with younger players

And yes, he is a well-known figure, both in the NFL and NCAA ranks

But at some point, you need to recruit and you need to get up off your butt and do some work

And it shouldn't be, you know, just transfer portal recruiting. It should be high school recruiting

Show these kids that you're genuine. Show these kids that you have a plan for the future of the program

Show these kids that you're invested in them and that you're not just resting on your name

in order to try to, you know, win games and, you know, make and, you know, kind of make

a name for yourself in the coaching ranks. I mean, I don't agree with his approach at all

And it's not me. You know, it's not a black white thing or me being a hater. It's just it's not a winning formula at all

And people can say what they want and they love Deion Swagger. But you know, I'm happy with Matt Ruhle

And I think that if I had to choose between the two, like you kind of said a little bit

ago, I would go with Ruhle because Ruhle's putting the work in

He's making connections with kids specifically, you know, in the state of Nebraska as well

which is what was missing for the program over the past couple seasons

And he's showing that work ethic. And even if Matt Ruhle isn't hard to find, he's still busting his ass and trying to

work hard to get this program back where it needs to be. And Deion should take some notes

Yeah, it's, you know, I just that's crazy that he hasn't visited any recruits

I know that he hasn't done many, but the fact that he hasn't made one visit, that just tells

me he doesn't get it. I'm sorry. That's bad. That that's that

Yeah, I really there's no justification for that. And you're not going to just get

I mean, I understand, you know, trying to get guys from the transfer portal, but that

does not work. I mean, you can get you can get lucky in the portal

You can find some help in the portal. But if you're building your entire team in the portal, especially in football, that's

not going to work. You're just not. It just won't. I mean, I firmly believe that you have to build this thing from the ground up

And the teams that have the best culture, you know, that I've been that I mean, look at Georgia

How many play? How many times is Georgia going to the transfer portal for players? Rarely ever

I mean, it's like, yeah, if we need a position here or there, you know, same with Alabama

I mean, you know, say you can say the same about Michigan, Ohio State, all the big programs

They're not relying on the portal to be their number one. Well, yeah, it's a it's a supplement

You know, it's like, hey, we need a quarterback or we need this. And that makes sense

But and, you know, the but the idea that you can build your entire team off that that's

just not going to happen. So it's I really hope that we just destroy those guys

I mean, I'm ready for it. But I should hear Sanders and Travis Hunter are great players

So they still have some great players on their team. But the overall roster building that's going on there has not been great

So I don't know if I would even call it building. I don't know what it is

I don't know what he's doing. It's more like just a hodgepodge of, you know, just trying to put stuff together

And it's a joke. And, you know, again, I'm not hating because he's black

I'm not hating because, you know, he has swagger. I'm hating because he's not a good recruiter

And, you know, he's a so-so coach. And the second year will tell a lot

But this is not how you build a program. And quite honestly, I don't know if he's going to be around to see a full program build

So there's also that part of it. Yeah, it's going to be especially when when Shadur and Travis Hunter leave, like, well

there's no talent there. So I don't know, man, it's going to be wild stuff

The wide receiver into the portal to the three star receiver. I can't remember his name off top my head, but I can't get the portal to and he was an

impact player. And I don't know, the running back is good. But you know, and I'm not saying we should overlook him by any by any means, but we should

have won the game last year if Jeff Sims literally didn't pee down his leg the entire game

So I mean, you know, that's that there's that. At any rate, the defense Nebraska is going to feast on the Colorado offensive line

And yes, I believe the offensive line because I didn't think their defensive line was that

good Colorado's. So you know, I think that will be a pretty fair matchup for the Nebraska offensive line

And I mean, I don't know, I it's just I don't see Colorado going anywhere

And you can clip this quote this whatever. But I don't see it

Yeah, I'd be very surprised if they, you know, made a bowl game this year

I know they're going to the big 12. So maybe maybe it'll be a little easier schedule

But I think them getting six games will basically take a miracle

But we'll see. I've been wrong about plenty of stuff before. So we shall be confident in this one

So as far as Nebraska transfer stuff, not a lot to cover here

Corey Collier entered the portal. Eric Fields, those guys haven't been on the team haven't been on the roster, I guess this spring

So, you know, they kind of officially entered the portal, but it was coming. So I mean, not a not a big loss, but both of them came kind of highly talented, especially

Eric Fields. I mean, he was even getting mentioned by Matt rule last year about this time

So that's another reminder, like last year during this time, everybody was talking about

Eric Fields, never played a meaningful snap isn't on the team, you know, less than a year later

So don't don't overreact to what we're seeing right now. I gotta say the official announcements kind of tricked me a little bit yesterday because

I saw like Caden Proctor entered the transfer portal. I'm like, what didn't he announce like he's he's gone for like a third time already, but

it's official. These announcements are official and nobody's entering the transfer portal after a month

and but anyway, yeah, Eric Fields, you remember me being all excited about him and his film

And you know, he recorded 270 tackles over the span of two seasons at Ardmore High School

in Oklahoma. I thought he was going to have an impact in the linebacker room

He was going to he was going to be a focal point, I thought, due to his speed and but

it just never materialized. And, you know, that's that's just what it is

Same thing with Corey Collier. I mean, the safety room is very crowded

It wasn't crowded when Collier first got here. But part of building a program is making sure you have depth at all positions

Now Nebraska has a ton of safety depth and, you know, that's the other thing

You can never count on, you know, a player to be your top guy or count on a player to

be there. You always have to recruit and restock positions no matter how many you have each one

So I mean, Collier, I could definitely understand. I don't think he was going to see the field, especially with, you know, Caleb Benning coming

Samir Press got coming, you got Sean Singleton on the roster, Isaac Gifford this year

So those two transfers really made sense. There was really no surprise

Yeah, now I did a post yesterday at HuskerBigRed.com kind of previewing the portal and potential

needs for Nebraska. And I don't really see, you know, too many glaring needs

You and I kind of talked about it. I said, yeah, you know, if Surefire starting corner comes along or something, then I would

probably take that. I think Nebraska, you know, is pretty set just outside of, you know, maybe needing some depth

You can always you can always use more depth, like we've said, but I don't think there's a position, you know, looking at this team where I'm like, they need to go get a starter

right here right now in this position or they're screwed. So I don't know

What are your thoughts on? Yeah, no, I didn't. I didn't really see, you know, a position where I'm like, all right, they need to get

somebody here now. You know, maybe some, you know, I don't know, maybe more depth at edge because you could

always use as many edge rushes as possible, especially in this defense. But we don't need depth at edge

It's kind of nice to not have to freak out about depth at positions anymore and kind

of just say, oh, this would be nice, you know. But at the same time, you know, I think, like you said, there's a lot of talent at each position

And this is only over the span of, you know, a year and a half

It's not even a full program build yet. And already the Cupboard is stocked with, you know, opportunities for young players

and recruits and weapons. So I mean, I'm pretty happy with where the Nebraska roster sits, you know, coming into

spring ball and knock on wood. There haven't been too many injuries yet

And that is something that we struggled with in the past as well. So I mean, people can make fun because I see all the time, oh, they're wearing the goofy helmets

They look like aliens. Well, those are the concussion helmets and they're there for a reason and they work

So I mean, they're taking all the precautions necessary to try to keep everybody healthy

And so far, it seems to be working. And I'm excited for the spring game

Hopefully nobody gets gets hurt there. And then we can kind of transition to the 2024 season

Can you believe it? Yeah, it's it's wild that the Nebraska got their spring game

I do want to say, you know, Matt Rule said that he doesn't expect any players to leave

via the transfer portal. So we'll see if he's right about that. But I wouldn't be surprised

They didn't really have anybody leave during the the other transfer portal window

I mean, nobody that was surprising based on the depth chart. And I don't my prediction is I don't think that anybody that's on the two deep is leaving

the team. So, you know, and I don't my prediction is also I don't think they're going to make any additions

So, you know, I know that that's not exciting, but I think Matt Rule wants it to be, you know, a multi-year guy

And, you know, I just don't I just don't see it. I don't see a quarterback. And, you know, you can never say never and yet an edge or defensive lineman

I mean, if there's somebody that you're like, that's that's a dude, then go get him. But other than that, I really don't see it

So, you know, and the thing is, like, you know, yeah, like a core monument claim might be a guy you'd look at, but he's done all this different portaling

And the reality, though, is a player like that, whether it's him or somebody else, is

going to cost you a lot of money. So you're going to you're going to, especially right now, because it's like this is like

the last week of, you know, free agency. And this would be it would be like in the NFL, you know, you have that first wave of

free agency, you know, and there's all this crazy money spent. Yeah

Then it would be like if there was a second wave of free agency right after the draft, you know, where actually like there was good players going into it, but there was only

like a select few like the money would be even worse. And that's that's what we're looking at right now

So I don't think Nebraska needs to get into any bidding wars. If somebody falls into their lap. Sure

But I think the roster is pretty set right now. Yeah, I'm I'm I'm happy with where the roster sits

It's just about making sure everybody stays healthy and, you know, kind of kind of making

sure that everything goes smoothly at the spring game. No need for anything too crazy

Just get everybody out of there healthy. And, you know, I think part of the reason there were no transfers, you know, in either

cycle so far at this point is just that everybody fits so well

Like you, there's a there's a plan for everybody. There's a goal for everybody and the players can see it

And that's a testament to the recruiting job of this coaching staff. Yeah

And they're being developed. Matt Ruhl talked about that, you know, the development part of it when he was part of

when he was on bus and with the boys, you know, talking about the strength coaches

the conditioning, the nutrition people, all the things that Nebraska is trying to do to

help these guys be, you know, the best version of themselves, which, you know, in the at

the end of the day, for all these guys, they want to be in the NFL. I mean, that rule said, I'm not going to recruit if the guy doesn't have the potential to be

an NFL player. He shouldn't be at Nebraska. So every single guy on this team theoretically should have, you know, a path to the NFL

however slight it is. And I think that, you know, fostering that is a really good thing

We've seen a lot of great things over the spring. Is there anything that stood out to you

You know, with the open practice yesterday, I know we didn't get, you know, the quarterbacks as much, but any any other takeaways from the recent spring, you know, rumblings or

highlights from you, Danny? Well, I mean, again, I'll go back to the wide receiver room

I'm really excited about that room. And, you know, I'm really excited about, you know, the young talent and, you know, last

yesterday, Matt Rule said that Vincent Shavers, the freshman, you know, linebacker is making

a name for himself. And, you know, I think Shavers honestly is going to make a very big impact on the program

when it's his time. And, you know, it's good to hear that some of the freshmen are asserting themselves right away

And, you know, I'm really excited to see because that's just another piece that Tony White

can have on that defense. And, you know, when you have the ability to have a good freshman, but not have to rush

him into things and you can kind of develop him alongside an already strong, you know

defensive line and, you know, linebacker group, you know, that's even better

So the quote about Vincent Shavers just, you know, being noticed and, you know, playing

well really kind of stuck out with me because, you know, it just goes to show, you know

that this coaching staff can recruit well. And I always think back to some players recruited in previous staffs that had, you know, like

you kind of said earlier, did they have NFL potential? No. I mean, but when you look at a guy like Shavers and some of these freshmen, you know, I think

that they could as long as they continue to develop. So the fact that the freshmen are already turning heads is very, very promising to me

Yeah, I think it's promising too. I just overall, you know, I like that they, you know, at some certain positions linebacker

they don't really, you know, have a need there. They have a pretty talented room

I think the offensive line has been really getting after it. So that's been a really positive thing

The receivers, I was, you know, I was bummed to see Demetrius Bell on the injury report

as a guy who I think was held out of practice. It was in a green jersey

So it looked like Malachi Coleman wasn't one of the guys listed in a green jersey. So I do think that that's a positive thing

He's been practicing, but limited. So I could have, you know, read that wrong, but, or maybe he wasn't on the list, but at

any rate, those are a couple of injury notes, but not sure what's up with Demetrius Bell

but that is concerning a little bit. You know, I never want to see anybody get hurt or any, you know, missing

I never want to see guys missing practice. That's not, you know, that's just not, you're not getting better if you're not practicing

So something to watch there, but I think there's a lot of positive developments on both lines

and just excited to see, you know, the product next Saturday. And we haven't really, you know, heard how they're going to do that

I'm sure they'll, they'll divvy up the teams. It'll be a game like it was last year

Hopefully for the love of God, please do not thud tackle like Ohio State did with its starters

I mean, my goodness, how soft can you get? Like I just, like I said, I just, you're not challenging your running backs

Like I want to see if you're thud tackling, then you're doing a disservice to your, not

only your offensive line and your defense, but your running backs. Like you learn that you can't evaluate a running back unless they're actually getting tackled

to the ground. So, you know, I think that that, you know, is just ridiculous

And I don't think we'll see that. Nebraska is going to be very physical

They're very intentional about it. And I can't wait. It's going to be a lot of fun. Yeah, it is going to be a lot of fun

It's going to be an opportunity for Troy Dunnan to kind of take in his first spring game too

That's going to be exciting. And, you know, I think there's going to be a lot of interesting positions to watch

Granted, the spring game doesn't tell everything. You and I were over the moon about Jeff Sims after last year's spring game

So we'll see how that worked out. But, you know, I'm just excited that, you know, we get to see this iteration of the team

I mean, this is the class. And I've said this since last year, the 2024 class is going to be the defining class of

Battle Royale's tenure. And now we're going to get to see them on the field. Yeah, it's going to be a lot of fun

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