Where are they now
- Thread starter Chris
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Former #Huskers around CFB
QB
Richie Torres: Starter @ Incarnate Word
Daniel Kaelin: Proj 2nd String @ Virginia
RB
Dante Dowdell: Starter @ Kentucky
Gabe Ervin: Medically Retired @ KSU
WR/TE
Nate Boerkircher: Proj Starter @ Texas A&M
Jaylen Lloyd: Not Listed @ Oklahoma St
Jaidyn Doss: Not Listed @Kansas
Hardley Gilmore: Starter @ Kentucky
Ian Flint: Proj 4th String @ NC State
Alex Bullock: No Depth Chart @ SDSU
Isaiah Garcia-Castaneda: NDC @ SDSU
Arik Gilbert: NDC @ Savannah St
Malachi Coleman: Proj 2nd String @ Minnesota
Dae'Von Hall: Proj Starter @ UNK
Isaiah McMorris: NDC @ Missouri St
Ismael Smith Flores: NDC @ UTRGV
OL
Grant Seagren: 2nd String @ Oklahoma St
Xander Ruggeroli: Proj 2nd String @ Arizona St
Jacob Hood: NDC @ Nicholls
DL
Kai Wallin: Starter @ Oregon St
Jimari Butler: Proj 2nd String @ LSU
James Williams: Starter @ FSU
Vincent Carroll-Jackson: Proj Starter @ UConn
Brodie Tagaloa: NDC @ Sac State
LB
Princewill Umanmielen: Proj Starter @ Ole Miss
Stephon Thompson: 2nd String @ FSU
Mikai Gbayor: Proj 2nd String @ North Carolina
DB
Dwight Bootle: Proj 2nd String @ Charlotte
D'Andre Barnes: Proj 2nd String @ Utah St
Evan Taylor: NDC @ Mercer
Koby Bretz: NDC @ SDSU
Syncere Safeeullah: NDC @ Tennessee St
Ethan Nation: NDC @ Valdosta St
ST
Jack McCallister: Proj 2nd String @ Purdue
Thats too bad for Gabe. I always liked him. Couldn't stay away from the injuries though.
I would have bet the farm he was selling life insurance now.
One way of looking at this is, seeing players who for the most part were not good enough to make the team at NU making plays for other teams is great to see. It means the talent level at NU is climbing.
I didnt get to watch all the LSU game but the little I did see Butler was putting some pressure on the QB and the announcers even mentioned him as doing so. He is one player I wish would have stuck around.
That applies when they left over playing time. If they were chasing money (Butler) or because of their position coach (Boerkicher), it’s not as much of an indicator.
