The Nebraska Football team hasn't been shy about going after some of the best recruits in the country since Mike Riley and company have arrived. While the team has lost out in a lot of those battles for the best of the best, they've won a couple too. Like anyone else, even one win here or there fuels the coaching staff to continue to set their bar high. Among those who have been swayed to the Cornhuskers' cause, the usual explanation for why they chose to come to Lincoln is because of the relationships they established with the coaching staff. If they win over one of the top receivers in the 2018 class, relationships is why they'll do it.

'Coach Dub knows how to bond with his players very well.'

In a recent interview with 247Sports, one Nebraska football target made it very clear he felt like he saw a bond between the coaching staff and the players. In particular, Joshua Moore saw a big time bond between Keith Williams and his players. The wide receiver coach has long been considered one of the best recruiters in college football. It appears that talk is not just smoke and mirrors. Getting Moore, who is the 17th ranked player in the entire 2017 class is going to be a tall order. The IMG Academy player has gotten a total of 53 offers to play football at different schools. It has to be hard to even keep that many offers straight.

Nebraska football might have an in

When you are talking about grabbing a player that has more than 50 scholarship offers, a school is always going to be looking at that one thing that can set them apart. When you're talking about Lincoln, Nebraska, that one thing isn't going to be warm weather and sunny skies all year long. That can be a detriment when going up against schools in California and Florida.

For the Huskers, the secret weapon in recruiting has been an approach where the Nebraska football team attempts to lock up marginally less sought after, but still talented teammates. For Joshua Moore, that teammate could be someone like defensive tackle Josh Walker. Walker has already stated he loves the idea of playing for the Huskers. Can he help rope in one of his most talented teammates? It's a start.