Better to be us than Mizzou or Nebraska. I still think we'll make his top 6 and take our chances from there.
2025-2026 Recruiting
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It won’t be Iowa no matter how much Bob throws at him.
A school like Rutgers for example, that also offers his dad a job, will be where he ends up
When is Nate Sr going to retire? Maybe we could use a new RTC coach. Worked for us before.
You think so? He has a younger brother, or 2 I guess, that will be leaving their high school situation early if that is the case. A lot for a young (or old if he's like Bo) kid to handle. Where does Rutgers get their money? They've had some big recruits recently, so they must have a good money pool.
If not Rutgers, it’s Okie State or Cael is how I feel.
No clue on Rutgers money. I did hear a few months back that Minnesota finally landed a whale
That would be nothing for young Keegan to handle. These kids do not live normal lives.
Rutgers tie because
you know the Bill and the Bassett's?
I am not sure how good of a shot we have with Bo, but I do think we are in the mix for Jax. I heard with Jax it is between, Iowa St, Ohio State (this shocked me), Penn St and Okie State. He has been going to Okie STate for a long time training with Fix, so there are ties there. I heard he really likes it in Ames.
So far on point. Next to go will be Rutgers, UPJ, Cornell, and Virginia tech in no particular order leaving the final 6. UPJ might edge out Michigan if Bo decides to keep them around longer.
ISU recruit Carlos Stanton is in the semis of the Walsh Ironman at the same weight as Bassett. They are on opposite sides, so need to win one more match before they would meet.
Stanton did make the finals. Bassett teched him but still a good showing for Carlos.
I was thinking he was working to get to ISU sometime in January, too. I could be mistaken.
Last 2 years they’ve had some really big recruiting classes with some really high quality kids. Same with Virginia tech. Those two programs stick out to me lately not naming the other big programs. Cornell is doing exceptionally good
