Rogers out recruited Nebraska, Michigan St, Iowa St, Kansas, that all offered 3 star, 6-6 236 TE

[mikalalas]

Roger's is out recruiting a semi blue blood in Nebraska that offered South Dakota High School 3 star, 6-6 236 pound, 400 yards receiving HS freshman recruit, that chose Rogers, WSU, over Nebraska that offered.

It's a high end 3 star, 3.5 star recruit.

That recruit can play TE, O Line, D End, Middle linebacker.

But oh no sky is falling, WSU doomed, WSU, Rogers, can't, won't be able to recruit, lol, NOT.

With recruiting like this, and outrecruiting, beating out semi blue bloods like Nebraska, WSU will gradually, eventually semi dominate the G5 ranks, lower to semi mid ended P4 programs, especially if this type of high level recruiting continues to happen at least semi consistently.

We will see what happens, but this is definitely a awesomely good start.

 

[Loyal Coug1]

Roger's is out recruiting a semi blue blood in Nebraska that offered South Dakota High School 3 star, 6-6 236 pound, 400 yards receiving HS freshman recruit, that chose Rogers, WSU, over Nebraska that offered.

It's a high end 3 star, 3.5 star recruit.

That recruit can play TE, O Line, D End, Middle linebacker.

But oh no sky is falling, WSU doomed, WSU, Rogers, can't, won't be able to recruit, lol, NOT.

With recruiting like this, and outrecruiting, beating out semi blue bloods like Nebraska, WSU will gradually, eventually semi dominate the G5 ranks, lower to semi mid ended P4 programs, especially if this type of high level recruiting continues to happen at least semi consistently.

We will see what happens, but this is definitely a awesomely good start.

Gee Mik, care to enlighten us as to who you are talking about? And/or provide a link? You refer to him as a HS freshman?

 

[mikalalas]

Gee Mik, care to enlighten us as to who you are talking about? And/or provide a link? You refer to him as a HS freshman?

As I said before, I don't usually save links thinking "I better save this link, because if I post this sometime in future, Loyal, others won't believe unless I save link and post link"

Because of that, I don't know, remember link.

Because of that, if I happen to see link again, I'll try to post it.

Or you, others can try to find it, if you want to.

 

[mikalalas]

Edward (Eddie) Whiting

 

[mikalalas]

After a great call and conversation with
@CoachCRMeyers
I’m blessed to announce that I have received an offer from Washington State!
@WSUCougars

@WazzuRogers

@SFJeffersonFB

 

[mikalalas]

On Sunday night, 2026 tight end Eddie Whiting of Sioux Falls' Jefferson High School announced on X that he had received a scholarship offer from Rogers' staff at WSU.



247Sports rates Whiting as a three-star recruit with a player rating of 87. He is the outlet's #36 tight end in the class of 2026 and the #3 overall recruit in the state of South Dakota.

Playing in eight games this past season, Whiting totaled 383 receiving yards on 29 receptions. He missed three games due to injury.

Measuring 6'6" and 236 pounds, Whiting has the size needed to be a difference maker on a Division I roster. He has reported scholarship offers from Nebraska, Iowa State, Kansas, Michigan State, Minnesota, South Dakota State, and Washington in addition to WSU.

 

[mikalalas]

Full Article and links on Sports illustrated SI.com

 

[chugspig]

They just offered him a scholarship. He didn’t even verbally commit. We out recruited no one.

 

[Loyal Coug1]

They just offered him a scholarship. He didn’t even verbally commit. We out recruited no one.

Ok, good for Mik, this class of 2026 TE appears to have gotten several P4 offers. Good sleuthing Mik! This turns around the entire future of Cougar Football!

Now, WTF is wrong with this picture? MSU and Neb, at least, appear to have extended offers, Neb recently. The others in supposed play?

Iowa State, Michigan State, Minnesota, Nebraska, Washington, Wisconsin

Check back in the Fall.........

 

[PeteTheChop]

Rogers out recruited Nebraska, Michigan St, Iowa St, Kansas, that all offered 3 star, 6-6 236 TE

Good find Mik.

Sounds like Rogers definitely isn't backing down on the recruiting trail