Luke Nickel SR HL

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I will wait till I see him in Spring running against Hetherman’s D.
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You guys do this all the time. Hype up an incoming freshman as the next great Miami QB (a lot of folks did it with Emory), then if and/or when said qb doesn't live up to expectations he's a JAG and it's onto hyping up the next high schooler. Can we let the kid get a few spring/summer/fall practices, along with some in game experience under his belt before we crown him? Does he have the potential to be great here? Absolutely! the jury still remains out because all we have is high school highlights, which 99% of recruits look good in their hs highlight reels. For the record, i am not calling him a bust, so you super fans don't get your hole-filled boxers twisted in your a**, i am just saying let things play out.
Kinda like we did with Sitowski. I do like the fact this kid gets a season with Beck at the helm. Valuable.
 
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Begs the question - at what point should he be the starter?
Ready for a hypothetical mope? I am already worried that we are going to crown him for next season and it ends up a Jackson Arnold at Oklahoma situation.

He looks awesome, but assuming there is elite and proven talent in the portal, I want a portal QB all day and every day.
 
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Ideally Nickel can win the spring first team reps over Emory with Beck on the mend.

Would be great development without the pressure of ND.

****, even if he can’t “earn” the first team reps, give them to him over trash Emory on athleticism alone.
 
Beck should mentor Nickel. He has leadership questions from the NFL and Nickel has a lot to learn from him.

That dynamic could benefit both them and the program.
Someone posted earlier that he should redshirt this year.

I say no to that; give him as much experience and as many live reps as he can get to prepare him for that torch in 2026.

What's your thoughts? Any word on staff's intentions on this?
 
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