2001 Nebraska Cornhusker Football Recruits

NEWCOMERS REPORT FOR FALL CAMP FROM OFFICIAL HUSKER SITE
Name, Position	Height, Weight, 40	Home Town (School)	Comments
Titus Adams, DL	6'4", 280 lbs, 4.8	Omaha, NE (Creighton Prep)	#13 DT
Philip Bland, S	6'0", 190 lbs., 4.5	Lafayette, CO (Fairview)	#65 Safety
Clifford Brye, SE	5'10", 175 lbs., 4.4	Lincoln, NE (Hutchinson CC)	UR WR, OWH
Daniel Bullocks, S	6'1", 190 lbs., 4.36	Chattanooga, TN (Hixson)	#43 Safety
Josh Bullocks, S	6'1", 190 lbs., 4.4	Chattanooga, TN (Hixson)	#44 Safety
Rodney Burgess, CB	6'2", 180 lbs., 4.4	Del Ray Beach, FL (Hutchinson CC)	to join Huskers May 31st
Seppo Evwaraye, OL/DL	6'5", 325 lbs., 5.4e	Vaasa, Finland (Laurel-Concord, NE)	# UR DL, A1
Jared Helming, OL/DL	6'4", 275 lbs., 4.7	Springfield, MO (Kickapoo)	#10 DT, A1
~~Hakim Hill, RB/DB~~	~~6'0", 190 lbs., 4.5~~	~~Iowa City, IA (Iowa City)~~	commitment ended 12/27/2000
Antwon Guidry, IB/S	6'1", 190 lbs., 4.4	San Jose, CA (Leigh)	#34 Safety
Richie Incognito, OL	6'4", 285 lbs., 5.5e	Glendale, AZ (Mt. Ridge)	#58 OL, A1
Randy Landingham, DB	6'0", 180 lbs., 4.4	Sonora, CA (Sonora)	#85 RB
Danieal Manning, CB	5'11", 190 lbs., 4.4	Corsicana, TX (Corsicana)	#16 CB
Mike McLaughlin, QB	6'0", 175 lbs., 4.5e	Omaha, NE (Millard North)	#20 QB, A1
Gary Pike, OL	6'5", 275 lbs., 5.3e	Pueblo, CO (Centennial)	#29 OL, A3
Cory Ross, RB/CB	5'7", 182 lbs., 4.41	Denver, CO (Thomas Jefferson)	#11 DB, A4
Barrett Ruud, LB	6'2", 220 lbs., 4.6	Lincoln, NE (Southeast)	#56 LB, A3
Marques Simmons, RB	5'10", 180 lbs., 4.4	Davenport, IA (North)	#59 RB
Le Kevin Smith, DL	6'3", 295 lbs., 4.9	Macon, GA (Stratford Acad.)	#14 DT
~~Dan Stevenson, OL~~	~~6'5", 300 lbs., 5.2~~	~~Barrington, IL (Barrington)~~	commitment ended 11/27/2000
Mike Stuntz, QB	6'2", 185 lbs. 4.54e	Council Bluffs, IA (St. Albert)	#30 QB, A2
OFFICIAL PROFILES FROM HUSKERS.COM HERE
e = 40-yard dash electronically timed (subtract 0.2 to estimate handheld time) A# = attended NU summer camp with session number = number of stars in Rivals.100 rankings NOTE: recruiting services cover only a small portion of athletes across the country and can be totally inaccurate in their rankings. The number rankings and stars are only an approximation based on the opinions of a few people. It is an inaccurate science at best. Furthermore, most amateur recruiting analysts are just as clueless as everybody else, and should not be taken seriously.