Nebraska Matt Rhule coach releases the transfer Wr Hardey Gilmore IV

Lincoln, NEB – Nebraska Recipient of Hardley Gilmore IV, which was transferred from Kentucky in January, was released from the team, Matt Rhule’s coach announced.

The second year player from Belle Glade, Florida, came to Nebraska, along with the former Kentucky Mommate Dane Key and Coalery Daikiel Hthars Jr. and received the praise of teammates and trainers in spring practice.

Rhule did not discover the reason for the removal of Gilmore.

“Nothing out of the program, nothing criminal or anything like,” Rhule said. “I just won’t be with us anymore.”

Gilmore is charged with a misdemeanor attack in December due to allegedly hitting someone in the face in the warehouse in Lexington, Kentucky, Lexington Herald Leader reported 2. January.

Gilmore played in seven games like freshmen for wildlife and caught six passes 153 meters. He started against Murray, and he caught that Touchwdown passed the 52-yard in Kentucky’s opening of possession. He was a consensus of the four-sided recruiter who originally chose Kentucky via Penn State and UCF.