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Verbal to other '23 NE ATH Malachi Coleman (Signed to Nebraska)
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OkieBuffster
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Rhule is a good coach. If anyone can turn that ship around he can. Coleman is gone…
Shame when parents overstep and don't allow their children to spread their wings and make their own life decision. I'm sure he will be fine, but he could have been stellar. I can see him in the portal in 2024
Big Jim
WTF?
That is why they are called "parents" and "children". If parents let their children go without guidance the world would be ****ed.
Guiding them to play with the Nubs for the win!
Close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades...not like he's a kid from Texas either, used to Lincoln already
That's true of literally every player in the country under the current system.
Big Jim
WTF?
There is a whole industry that fights against children making decisions based on the desires of strangers on the internet rather than based on the input from their parents.
Was an uphill battle with the family and bag. He will be good and hope he regrets his choice but best of luck. See ya on the field next fall
Dude
Get a grip, bub.
SeanMSan
Well-Known Member
He was indoctrinated. Maybe if he’d been born in the late 70’s/early 80’s, he’d be a fan…Nebraska has been dog**** for his lifetime, as we all know. Someone with more bucks than brains threw that kid a couple bags to rep their local Case IH dealer?A Colorado kid leaves the state and it’s no big deal. But if a ‘braska kid, especially a top recruit, leaves, well, it’d not be well received,
I’d also assume he grew up a ‘braska fan.
I’m guessing that Coach Prime and staff are not too disappointed in him going to Nebraska. He’s into guys who are ready to play- less talk and more action on the field, producing results.
The kid had two different signing day ceremonies in two months, including one during the middle of the season to announce his first commitment to a Nebraska team that didn’t even have a head coach at the time. I think he just like the attention and process, which is why I view him as a pretty likely transfer portal candidate in the future.
alec10burks
Well-Known Member
Amen to that. Not to mention I’m not sure I trust the judgement of someone who visits Lincoln and Boulder and decides he’d rather live in Nebraska
My guess is that he got a massive bag, good for him.
well then ....
He can go **** off
HuskerHater
Well-Known Member
The Power of Love: Siblings Thrive After Traumatic Early Childhood
Siblings Malachi and Nevaeh Coleman experienced more than their fair share of heartbreak before being adopted. Read their powerful story.
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The kid made a decision. Whether it was made because of money or other influences, who gives a ****? Best of luck to him except you know when.
Formerly_Medford
Well-Known Member
He's staying in Lincoln because his mother was never going to let him leave...
The kid has a great story and one that I hope ends wonderfully for him and his kid sister. Good luck, wish you were a Buff!
