#17 Ciante Evans
Jr • CB • 5-11 • 185 lbs
| Hometown: | Arlington, Texas |
| Previous School: | Juan Seguin |
| Recruited By: | Tim Beck |
| Recruiting Class: | 2010 |
Handicapping the Spring Game
<font size="2">The Nebraska Athletic Department has released the rosters for the Spring game. <font size="2">Based on what we see, which team has the edge?</font></font>
Secondary is Stocked for New Coach
Regardless of who comes in to take over the secondary from the departed Corey Raymond, the new coach will get a chance to evaluate highly touted talent and impressive returning depth. In addition to two scholarship recruited athletes that could have an opportunity to contribute right away, the new coach …
Addition of Charles Jackson Gives NU Options at Corner
<font size="2">A player like cornerback Alfonzo Dennard isn't easy to replace, just like Prince Amukamara wasn't easy to replace. Neither were Keyou Craver, Ralph Brown, Tyrone Williams, or Barron Miles if you want to go back further. Nevertheless, the Huskers find themselves in the position of having to find a …
Fixing Nebraska's Cornerback Issues
For Nebraska, the 2011 season and 2012 recruiting class can be defined by one position - cornerback. Forget quarterback play. Forget the need for additional linebackers. The Husker's fortunes have risen and fallen with their corners. A "Bo Pelini Defense" needs great cornerback play, something that was missing for large …
Mistakes Doom Huskers Against South Carolina
<font size="2">It wasn't clear whether Nebraska would be able to compete with a team like South Carolina. The good news for the Huskers was that they found that they could physically for most of the day. The bad news was that they still came up well short due to a …
What We Know Now - Washington edition
While Bo Pelini seemed pretty upbeat following the Huskers' 42-29 come-from-behind win over Fresno State on Saturday it was evident that something had changed after seeing it on tape. What was a tough, gutty win on Saturday night became a lack of execution on Monday. To be fair, this typically …
What We Know Now
As far as game week press conferences for an FCS opponent go, Monday's season opener was a fairly good one. The coaches were a little more upfront on depth chart questions and all in all there were some illuminating bits. Here's a recap:
Position Battle Buzz - Defense
There's no actual depth chart on the horizon so lets take a couple of minutes for round two of the annual August parlor game: Guessing the depth chart. We won't know anything for sure until Sept. 3 but here's my take on what's happened so far this fall. …
Handicapping the Spring Game
<span lang="">Since Bo Pelini returned to Nebraska, the spring game has become a competitive contest. By splitting the talent, Nebraska's head coach has kept things from becoming too one-sided. Even so, it's often been clear which team had an advantage. This season's contest might be the toughest to call yet.</span> …
Bo's Best Defense?
In the past two seasons, Nebraska fans have been treated to two tremendous defenses. In 2009, it was led by Ndamukong Suh and a front four that collapsed the pocket quickly, ending plays before they could begin. In 2010, it was a secondary that made completing passes seem downright futile. …
Who'll Play Early?
One of the first questions people tend to ask about a new recruiting class, is which players will play next year? We know most players under Pelini redshirt. That's why we shouldn't expect to see the true freshmen offensive linemen. You'd say the same about the defensive linemen except that two …
Geography Matters
Geography is destiny. Where you are often dictates the outcomes in your life, whether you want to admit it or not. You geography affects everything - your economic opportunity, the medical health problems you may encounter in life, even things as small or as simple as your everyday mood. Where you …
2010 Nebraska Football Signing Day Coverage
Welcome to Signing Day, the ultimate guilty pleasure of the college football season. If this wasn't the last breaking news event (or first depending on how you want to look at it) of the season until spring practice starts the whole thing might seem a little misguided but it is so …
Wha' Happened at the Big Recruiting Weekend
There was a lot of excitement into the recruiting weekend for Nebraska's 300th consecutive sellout against Louisiana-Lafayette. The team seemingly hit all of its marks on the field and the rumor had it going into the weekend that at least two recruits were considering making a commitment on the visit. So, …
Big Week for Recruiting Visits
Night games at home in Lincoln are a recruiting strength for Nebraska. High school players are able to make it ot Lincoln because of the timing. And the environment sells. This Saturday's game against Louisiana Lafayette should be truly special. The 300th consecutive sellout and the celebration that surrounds it should …
Will Recent Recruits Silence the Naysayers?
In recent weeks and months there's been a lot of chatter that Nebraska was "behind" in recruiting due to the relatively small number of commitments to NU and the many commitments to programs like Texas. The clamor rose to almost outright panic by some factions of Husker fans with the decommitments …
The Weekly Buzz
Now that we're in our full week of real college football, we're finally getting some juicy stories coming out of the woodwork. This week has got our coaches being pretty open with their feelings about how the Huskers played this weekend. We also were able to see a boatload of young …
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