wow he actually had amazing throws... one hashmark to the opposite sideline is impressive. I imagine his throw and knowledge of Watson's playbook will improve soon enough and he will be having some impressive runs cuz nebraska's recivers WILL be blocking downfield and he is an excellent player.
great arm a scout says he needs to work on his realse haha that probly is the best relese on the team. great arm cody will to good here it will be a intersting next 4 years
Does anyone out there know who was most instrumental in the recruiting of Cody Green? I agree with the Huss, looks like they found a great player, although if you can recall, another touted recruit who did make it to NU but was thrown too early into a system that did not match his skills was Joe Dailey (still think he would have been a great option QB had solich not been axed)
I read on scouts that it was coach Watson that made Cody chose NU. Also Texas A&M was a choice bet Cody thought he also fit the NU scheme much better. I had the pleasure of watching this kid play for the last 3 years (jr season sortened because of injury). He needs to ad a little bulk, he is a little top heavy and gets tripped up fairly easy And, when it comes to character and work ethic, the kid is second to none. He is an all around good person!
Physically imposing compared to the other QBs throwing, Spano (7) and Lee (3) looked small in comparison. Lot of pop on that throw. I wouldn't be surprised to see him get PT by the end of the season. He's the best QB recruit we've had at NU since Beck flaked out, and before that since Crouch/Newcombe. He's a better physical specimen than all of them.
Don't foget about Carl Crawford. If that guy hadn't played baseball we would have kept the great option attack going after Crouch. Without him we had to gowith Lord who was not a great QB
Yea i heard in one of the Husker Illustrated mag, that if Crawford played football then Lord would of been a safety, and would probably still be playing safty
he will be a good player but he will not play as a start this season
7hitu 2 years ago
you were wrong srry
jonas574721 2 years ago
wow he actually had amazing throws... one hashmark to the opposite sideline is impressive. I imagine his throw and knowledge of Watson's playbook will improve soon enough and he will be having some impressive runs cuz nebraska's recivers WILL be blocking downfield and he is an excellent player.
GBR!
emmyak 2 years ago
great arm a scout says he needs to work on his realse haha that probly is the best relese on the team. great arm cody will to good here it will be a intersting next 4 years
dannyhuskerjay 2 years ago
Cpdy Green has a strong arm!
GO HUSKERS!
NUHusker09 2 years ago
Does anyone out there know who was most instrumental in the recruiting of Cody Green? I agree with the Huss, looks like they found a great player, although if you can recall, another touted recruit who did make it to NU but was thrown too early into a system that did not match his skills was Joe Dailey (still think he would have been a great option QB had solich not been axed)
dbaack1 2 years ago 2
I read on scouts that it was coach Watson that made Cody chose NU. Also Texas A&M was a choice bet Cody thought he also fit the NU scheme much better. I had the pleasure of watching this kid play for the last 3 years (jr season sortened because of injury). He needs to ad a little bulk, he is a little top heavy and gets tripped up fairly easy And, when it comes to character and work ethic, the kid is second to none. He is an all around good person!
mikethabull 2 years ago
Physically imposing compared to the other QBs throwing, Spano (7) and Lee (3) looked small in comparison. Lot of pop on that throw. I wouldn't be surprised to see him get PT by the end of the season. He's the best QB recruit we've had at NU since Beck flaked out, and before that since Crouch/Newcombe. He's a better physical specimen than all of them.
TheHuss1 2 years ago
Don't foget about Carl Crawford. If that guy hadn't played baseball we would have kept the great option attack going after Crouch. Without him we had to gowith Lord who was not a great QB
thomasdm2 2 years ago
Yea i heard in one of the Husker Illustrated mag, that if Crawford played football then Lord would of been a safety, and would probably still be playing safty
frEAkofNatre 2 years ago