2025 QB Luke Nickel, Alpharetta, GA

[Damiencane86]

We need a QB every year. Let the best man win and a constant log jam

That's what we're doing. Nickel = 2025 & Coleman = 2026. Just gotta fill 1 more gap year with transfer qb post Cam.

 

[AtlAtty]

This kid is probably a 4 star next year and probably moves the needle with his class. He's got a 4 star TE as a teammate we are after.

Well done.

 

[Confidence1000]

So you guys don’t massage all your prospective recruits?

 

[lindend]

@DMoney in the October 16 Bank

Luke Nickel (Alpharetta, GA) is locked in at quarterback and is having a good senior season. I continue to expect Miami to monitor the Portal and potentially add a proven signal caller.​

Thread 'The Bank (10/16)'

Wednesday at 9:00 AM

It's been a while, so it's time to empty the recruiting notebook for the Bank. Let's go position-by-position:

- Luke Nickel (Alpharetta, GA) is locked in at quarterback and is having a good senior season. I continue to expect Miami to monitor the Portal and potentially add a proven signal caller.

- RB Girard Pringle (Seffner, FL) is committed and wowing the staff with his combination of speed, quickness and toughness. As we've been reporting, I don't see a second back in the class unless something changes.

- WRs Josh Moore (West Broward) and Daylyn Upshaw (Phenix...

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[caneingville]

For anyone in the Atlanta area, my husband and I are going to the Milton v. Johns Creek game on Friday and will see Luke Nickel. Will obviously try to get some vids. Any Canes in the area want to come and hang, I’ll be the blond chick in the Miami gear.

 

[Golsen82]

"I know, just please don't let Mario stuff me in the locker. I could hurt my shoulders and won't be able to hug my recruits any more"

Norvell will need recruits to rub him!

 

[Imukat]

Novel Chatting Dawson up. Wonder what their talking about?

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