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[ATX_Husker]

Jason Maciejczak: Nebraska football lands 2023 OL commitment

Maciejczak, a 6-foot-4, 320-pounder out of T.F. Riggs High School in Pierre, S.D., was previously committed to FCS program North Dakota. He is the Huskers' 18th commitment in the class and their 11th combined commitment out of the portal and high school level in the last eight days. Nebraska has moved up to No. 36 nationally and No. 8 in the Big Ten recruiting rankings.

 

[redfred]

I really don't know much about this young man, except his size.....big dude. I'm putting my faith in Matt, Don and Corey to get this young man where he needs to be.

 

[sho]

He's a project, IMO. This will be a good test for Raiola to see how he can develop a guy with all the tools, but needs skills sharpened.

 

[RED ED]

Jason Maciejczak, T.F. Riggs, Defensive Line

 

[ATX_Husker]

He played on the same team as the QB who is going to OSU and may have helped flipped Raiola back to us.

Pierre lineman Jason Maciejczak flips commitment from North Dakota to Nebraska

Standout quarterback Lincoln Kienholz isn't the only Pierre High School football standout looking to make an impression in the Big Ten Conference.

Less than a week after Kienholz flipped his commitment from the University of Washington to Ohio State, Pierre's 6-foot-4, 320-pound senior lineman Jason Maciejczak announced that he has decommitted from North Dakota to play at the University of Nebraska.

“Jason is a mountain of a man but moves like an avalanche and can easily overwhelm any opponent with his raw power and athleticism,” Pierre head coach Steve Steele said. “He has a deep understanding of football and is someone who can always be trusted to do their job to the best of their ability.”

https://twitter.com/x/status/1604934937551200256

 

[NIdahohusker]

He carries a lot of unnecessary weight. Easier to add muscle than lose fat. Wait and see and this young man. WE just had a DLineman transfer out that may have lost 50 pounds, but he was still overweight. We had another guy who eventually had a good junior year after struggling with weight and stamina

 

[Chris]

Easier to add muscle than lose fat.

Huh? It's the opposite. With a program-run diet and workout, stripping fat is much easier than gaining significant quality muscle mass.

 

[redfred]

Huh? It's the opposite. With a program-run diet and workout, stripping fat is much easier than gaining significant quality muscle mass.

Agreed. The trick is to lose that fat without losing too much muscle in the process.

 

[ATX_Husker]

 

[ATX_Husker]

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