2024 3* WR Quinn Clark (son of Ken Clark)
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Quinn Clark, son of former Husker standout, says Nebraska offer one he'll hold close to his heart
"He offered me right there on the field," said Clark, the 6-5 wide receiver from Gallatin High School in Bozeman, Montana. "I have a lot of family in Nebraska so that one is definitely special to me just because my dad played here. So I'll always hold that one close to my heart. I think that's going to be a gateway to other offers but at the same time that one – that's really special."
As for Nebraska, "The plan is to come back for an official. I definitely want to do that." A Husker and Colts fan (Ken Clark played for them from 1990-92) his whole life, it was special to have success this weekend in Memorial Stadium but he's also going to do his due diligence to make a clear-headed decision with his recruitment.
"Me being a fan of them, it has something to do with it, but I really don't think that that's going to be that big of a factor when it comes to decision time. It will be more culture and all that, and I'll get all that and a better feel for that on my official," he said.
His time with Nebraska's staff this weekend definitely made a good impression as he considers his options and what his calendar will look like in the months ahead.
"They're super cool people. Coach Rhule is a good guy. He knows what he's talking about," he said. "It was cool that they kind of bounced me around positions. Saw how versatile I can be. They were teaching me some tight end and put me in linebacker drills, which I had never done before. It was a learning experience, but they were cool. They had good hospitality. They were nice."
"He offered me right there on the field," said Clark, the 6-5 wide receiver from Gallatin High School in Bozeman, Montana. "I have a lot of family in Nebraska so that one is definitely special to me just because my dad played here. So I'll always hold that one close to my heart. I think that's going to be a gateway to other offers but at the same time that one – that's really special."
As for Nebraska, "The plan is to come back for an official. I definitely want to do that." A Husker and Colts fan (Ken Clark played for them from 1990-92) his whole life, it was special to have success this weekend in Memorial Stadium but he's also going to do his due diligence to make a clear-headed decision with his recruitment.
"Me being a fan of them, it has something to do with it, but I really don't think that that's going to be that big of a factor when it comes to decision time. It will be more culture and all that, and I'll get all that and a better feel for that on my official," he said.
His time with Nebraska's staff this weekend definitely made a good impression as he considers his options and what his calendar will look like in the months ahead.
"They're super cool people. Coach Rhule is a good guy. He knows what he's talking about," he said. "It was cool that they kind of bounced me around positions. Saw how versatile I can be. They were teaching me some tight end and put me in linebacker drills, which I had never done before. It was a learning experience, but they were cool. They had good hospitality. They were nice."
Word around Montana is that he is going to have a pretty big learning curve in the regard. Has all the tools but the hard work part maybe lacking a bit . .
The good thing is with the kind of depth developing in Lincoln he will have time to get there
