The Nebraska Cornhuskers are busy reshaping their roster after so many players decided to transfer. Meanwhile three of the guys that have transferred out all found homes on Thursday.
Eli Rice, Matar Diop and Jamarques Lawrence are all with new schools now. Of the three, perhaps the most frustrating is Rice, who is headed to Penn State.
Meanwhile, Diop is on his way to Loyola Marymount and Lawrence is going to be a Rhode Island Ram. It certainly seems as though Diop and Lawrence have a very good chance to be starters at their new school. Rice is more interesting. Of course, Penn State was bad last year so it sure seems like they might be looking for some new blood to start for the Nittany Lions.
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