Nebraska Commit #9 - Mohammed Seisay is "N"
***UPDATE: SEISAY HAS SIGNED HIS LETTER OF INTENT****
The Huskers filled a huge need at cornerback as Mohammed Seisay made his oral commitment to the University of Nebraska last night. Seisay is from Eastern Arizona JC, is rated as four stars by Rivals and will likely fall somewhere in the top 15 junior college players nationally when the list is completed. Nebraska beat out Arkansas for his commitment, but Seisay had around 15 other offers in hand as well including Arizona St. and Oklahoma.
He originally played for Memphis in 2010 where he was a Conference USA All-Freshman selection before tranferring. He has already redshirted, and therefore will have two years to play two remaining.
My belief is that, barring injury, chlymidia, or an undiscovered club foot that hindered him not at the Memphis/JC level, Seisay becomes an odds on favorite to start, or at least play regularly at one corner or nickel. (Or a return to the Peso anyone?)
"Pesos? In the Big 10? We don' need no stinkin' pesos!"
While far from trying to build a roster of JUCO's the Snyder/Prince way, Pelini and his staff have been exceptional at identifying JC players who can come in and at least contribute immediately if not actually dominate. The JC signees are as follows:
2009 - Brandon Kinnie, Dejon Gomes
2010 - Stanley Jean-Baptiste, Jemarcus Hardrick, Lavonte David
2011 - Daimion Stafford, Joseph Carter
(Chase Harper was technically a member of the 2009 class, but since he never set foot on campus, I'm leaving him off. My typing, my technicalities that work in NU's favor)
At 6'2" 200, it's doubtful that any of the larger-bodies receivers will be shoving him around too much. Rumor has it that Seisay once cleaned out a biker bar Silent rage-style just to prove to himself that could. It's a rumor that I made up and am starting here and now, but I'd like to think that he's more than capable.
Hopefully, this is the first of the minor flood o' commitments over the next couple of months.
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Welcome and good luck!
Remember, if you can fit a table between you and the receiver, you’re too far off.
Play for the love of the game. A Cornhusker through feast or famine. That's the Nebraska way.
by Salt Creek and Stadium on Dec 21, 2011 12:39 PM CST reply actions
Jon I have heard the same rumor
But I also heard that he called all the bikes outside mopeds to make them a little more angry. Because he wanted to be fair in the fight.
by huskermic on Dec 21, 2011 1:04 PM CST via mobile reply actions
And he walked in naked terminator style
Than walked out fully clothed with sunglasses saying " I’ll be back"
by huskermic on Dec 21, 2011 1:07 PM CST via mobile reply actions
Seisay is going to be a beast
I think this recruiting class finishes out well with Fuller (5* ath), Diggs (4* safety), Peat (5* OL), Lambert (4* LB), Afalava (4* LB) and Moss (3* DE). And maybe Brandon Beaver (4* CB) too.
"You can't fight synergy, Lemon. It's bigger than all of us." - Jack Donaghy
This is needed
We badly need a good corner to contribute NOW. Hopefully getting a 4* JC will fit the bill.
"My hardest job is to convince the people of Nebraska that 10-1 is not a losing season." - Tom Osborne
I like the JUCO appraoch we're taking.
Sign a few a year who can contribute immediately, but the bulk of the roster should come from HS kids.
Do we go fetal and beg for mercy? Or do we pick up that broken piece of pipe laying on the ground and come up swinging? I choose pipe.
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Love it
It’s nice to see we can still get those important ‘start now’ pickups. I understand that developing talent is important, but this was a need now situation, and this kid looks legit. Can’t wait to see a big corner throw down!
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He has to earn that, doesn’t he?
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