So I want to do a quick primer on numbers because it can be confusing, hopefully you can follow along.
As you know (or should know) schools are limited to 85 scholarship players during the season. During the off season there's some wiggle room in that and during a coaching change there is even more wiggle room.
So what do I mean by that? Well - per NCAA rules a new HC can remove any player from the roster and keep them on scholarship (to close out their academics) and they will no longer be counters against you 85. We do not know if Rhule has done or is doing that, but that DOES play a role.
Now, take into consideration names such as these: Tyreke Johnson, Braxton Clark, Garrett Snodgrass etc. - those players will likely graduate at the end of spring and if they do not go through spring practices they will not be counters, and even if they do and choose not to come back in the fall, they do not count against the 2023 counter number.
So it's impossible to get an overly accurate number for that reason... AAAAND for a few others.
Right now we're at 83 counters for the spring semester at the most (this is true because even if their are seniors from 2022 finishing degrees they do not count against the number for the spring). The High School guys that may or may not commit have nothing to do with the spring 83 number so forget about them for a second.
This means that Nebraska could add up to 2 more transfers (unless someone is removed from roster count that we don't know about) to get to the 85 for spring.
Now where do those HS guys fit in? Well, since they won't be here till fall they are counters against that fall number which means... Nebraska can add at least 3 depending on, again, that scholarship count.
So how many more can we expect to add? That's hard to answer, but my educated guess say 3 HS guys and maybe 1 or 2 more transfers are doable. So.. 5-6 more additions could be coming and we could end up adding 40 new scholarship names (nearly half a scholly roster!) in Rhule's first cycle.