 ranking since 0000 which is 00.0. Still top 00 but if you compare it to the average ranking of the national champion over those years, 0.0 NU still has a way to go.  In my 0 years of doing a Super 0 from Nebraska's recruiting class this year is the most difficult because of all the talent. There are so many student athletes that I feel will have success in this class that narrowing it to a small number isn't easy. So here are my top six, two that just missed and a sleeper.  Randy Gregory: Nebraska has no one like him on the roster. Gregory looks like one of those defensive playmakers you see at the top programs in the country. He can be both a wide defensive end type that lines up over or outside the TE or a standup OLB in a 00 front. I hope that is how NU uses Gregory in its Joker front with three down linemen and one rover who can pick his gap to rush. If Pelini uses Gregory correctly he certainly could put up Demarrio Williams type numbers. Gregory has the kind of body type that could carry another 00 or 00 pounds and still maintain his quickness.  Marcus Newby: Newby does everything expected of an OLB well. He can rush off the edge, drop in coverage on a TE and fill the hole in the run game. He is a solid tackler who takes great angles with outstanding instincts. In the end I wouldn't be surprised if Newby makes at least two all conference teams. You rarely see a guy with this kind of change of direction at his size.  Adam Taylor: Big strong physical running back that reminds me of a combination of Mark Ingram and Montee Ball. Taylor might not beat you in a 00 yard dash but his first couple of steps is extremely explosive. His 00 meter will be one of the best on the team. Taylor squats 000 pounds and is extremely dedicated to his craft. Right now he's working out twice a day trying to get even more powerful. All those things are great but what I like most is his patience getting to the hole. On film you see him allowing his blocking to develop and then hitting the hole with ease. Taylor will be the next great I-back in Husker history.  Terrell Newby: Reminds me of a smaller Ryan Williams because of how he sprints when in open field. Newby is a natural cutter who doesn't lose speed while making guys miss. He breaks some tackles but for the most part Newby will make you miss. I expect he will start off as a kickoff returner and 0rd down back. He plays at such a high speed he will have to develop some patience at the next level. Hopefully we will get to see both Newby and Taylor in the backfield together in a couple of seasons. It could make for an exciting diamond (Bone) look with Imani Cross.  Ernest Suttles: This kid stood out since the first time I saw him on film. Then we spoke to him on the radio and I was amazed by Suttles. He is still very raw after moving from New York as a basketball player to Tampa and transitioning into football, but he is far ahead of where you would expect. He is a natural athlete with unique aggressiveness and quickness. It will be difficult to keep him off the field because he will excel in practice. My only hope is that he doesn't put on too much weight and remains a true DE. On tape in played a lot of 0 tech (DE) in a 0/0 scheme. Future all conference player.  Maliek Collins: When I first saw Collins tape I gushed over him so much on twitter than one person joked that I made him sound like the next Suh. That's a stretch of course but trust me Collins is as good as any DT on campus right now. His tape shows him equally aggressive on defensive and offensive line. He can beat your double team with strength or quickness. Collins has that kind of initial punch that gets you to rewind the tape. We asked Collins about his wrestling background and he said he never wrestled as a young kid but after reading that wrestling makes you a better football player he tried out for the his HS team. The first year he didn't make the team but after a year of work he succeeded in his goal. Collins will play early especially now with the loss of Chase Rome.  Just missed  Chongo Kondolo: If I had my wish I would like to see Chongo get the chance to play OT for Nebraska. He reminds me of the kind of physical freak Bill Callahan liked in his offensive linemen. Chongo has long arms, a great build and really can run. Watching his film his first strike almost always knocks the defender off balance. He gets a little high at times but his strength can make up for that. I think he has the most upside of any offensive linemen in this class.  Tre'vell Dixon: I'm not sure where he will play but after talking to people who watched him play in high school this great athlete will find a spot and succeed. I would like to see him as a wing back type that you move all over the field. Dixon has great top end speed and exceptional elusiveness along with sneaky strength. If NU chooses to play in as a DB I think it will take a little longer to get on the field but he could make a nice nickel back or later in his career a safety. Sleeper  Cethan Carter: When Carter first committed to the Huskers he was ranked as a two star. After watching how much progress he made from his junior to senior tape I see how the services initially missed on Carter. He reminds me of a slower version of Aaron Hernandez. Rummel High school used him all over the line of scrimmage and in the backfield. Carter can block in line with the best of them. What sets him apart is the way he plucks the ball and finishes the run after catch. Of the 0000 class only Curry, Moss, C Jackson, Cross and Janovich played as true freshman. I would expect more from the 0000 class along with three of the JC guys. I could see as many as 00 newcomers playing this upcoming season.  