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  1. Coach Reggie Davis: It is tough to get complete backs to commit to DONU. Coach Held: Hold my beer! Dude is doing work. Completely changing that RB room in a hurry. Lots of speed and versatility seen from the guys they have targetted. Looks like Frost and Co. are serious about wanting to be able to run the football.
    20 points
  2. They have had 3 LB's get drafted since 2005. Nothing to brag about. Nebraska had 6 in that same time frame. So between making a murderer and LB's getting drafted. Nebraska 2 Wisconsin O
    8 points
  3. Unpopular Opinion: Nebraska isn't hard to recruit to
    6 points
  4. Time to peer recruit Owen Pappoe now.
    6 points
  5. He’s a thousand percent done,” Watson said. “I handle our school’s recruiting, so almost all the text messages and phone calls come to me. That’s just how we do it, and I made it clear, Ronald is done. This is done.”
    4 points
  6. 4 points
  7. What a snag here, we are now officially done with the RB room I would presume for 2019. One of these guys is a replacement in case Washington never plays a down here. Others have alluded to this as well but this guy will play the Duck R position or the position that Miles Jones and Tyjon will play. This is just my perspective on it, he may play the true RB position but I see him fitting that Miles Jones role really well. Basically, just get the man on the field! Thompkins is getting over an ACL injury as well which may be a reason why some schools have backed off but it looks like he is recovered and ready to play. Ryan Held> Donte Williams as a recruiter, unpopular but true opinion. Also, Donte is a fantastic recruiter nothing to take away from him but looking at it from a Nebraska perspective Held is better and you see why. Done with RB room and now will go and hit up jucos and go recruit other positions to solidify the class.
    3 points
  8. I will go out on a limb and say this is not our last commit of the weekend with FNL going on
    3 points
  9. Didnt say as a whole. Just meant at the RB position. They signed Devine Ozigbo, Tre Bryant (who could be a solid complete back if healthy), and snagged Bradley late. Not great results in 3 classes of RB recruiting. Held has got M. Jones, Greg Bell, Rahmir Johnson, Ronald Thompkins, and Thomas Grayson since December. Ron Brown did a great job with the RB position under Pelini. Almost too good with AA, Heard, and Green.
    3 points
  10. Hadn't noticed this: Osita Ekwonu & Jack Kiser, who are both inside guys, committed to ND this week. Not sure how many ILB they were looking to take but that shouldn't hurt our chances. I'm cautiously optimistic that as long as Wisky doesn't unexpectedly blow him away we might snag this one.
    3 points
  11. I get what he's saying. But if he was really full-go, portion control wouldn't be needed.
    3 points
  12. What we've all been waiting for!!!!!
    2 points
  13. http://www.omaha.com/huskers/football/mckewon-frank-verducci-has-coached-with-countless-legends-sees-same/article_84807a63-acd4-58e7-94a8-23690641b049.html
    2 points
  14. 2 points
  15. I believe Frost would encourage them to take all the visits they want. Just don't commit. Not that he's going to pull the offer like Iowa. But I can see him telling the kids to make the most of it and they will be there ready to accept them once they are all done.
    2 points
  16. DeAndre Levy 2009 Chris Borland 2014 Joe Schobert 2016 TJ Watt 2017 Vince Biegel 2017 Jack Cichy 2018 6 since 2009. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Wisconsin_Badgers_in_the_NFL_Draft So probably Nebraska 1 Wisconsin 0 Tie 1
    2 points
  17. truth. They needed a 3 down back that can run inside/outside zone, pass pro, and occasionally get hit in the facemask with a screen pass. Leaves you missing out on a ton of talented backs.
    2 points
  18. Or have him watch their LBs go pro and he will...
    2 points
  19. I just picked some that I thought were most interesting... The 2018 CFB preseason schedule superlatives Most scenic schedule: Navy Many people join the Navy for the opportunity to travel the world. Navy's football team isn't globetrotting this fall -- or taking a boat from port to port, although that would be fun -- but its schedule away from Annapolis is extremely inviting. The Mids open at Hawaii, as coach Ken Niumatalolo returns to his home state to face his alma mater. Navy also heads out to the Rockies to face Air Force and, on Oct. 27, plays annual rival Notre Dame in San Diego, a huge military town with idyllic weather almost year-round. Music lovers will love a Nov. 24 trip to play Tulane in New Orleans, and an Nov. 10 trip to UCF could include a Disney World detour. The delayed home-opener schedule: North Carolina One advantage of being a Power 5 team is fattening up the home schedule, especially early in the season. Iowa doesn't leave Kinnick Stadium until Oct. 6. Oregon and Oklahoma State don't hit the road until Sept. 29. And then there's North Carolina, which opens the season with a cross-country trip to Cal, before making a much shorter trek (110 miles) to East Carolina. The Tar Heels are the only Power 5 team to open with two true road games. Including last year's finale at NC State, North Carolina will go 302 days between games at Kenan Stadium, as it hosts UCF on Sept. 15. Toughest road schedule for new coach: Nebraska's Scott Frost Frost could become governor of his home state before even coaching a game for his alma mater. Nebraska's home slate is fairly manageable for its new leading man. The road schedule, meanwhile, is merciless. Nebraska must visit defending Big Ten champ Ohio State, defending division champ Wisconsin, a talent-stocked Michigan team, a Northwestern team that won 10 games last year and an Iowa team that has beaten the Huskers by a combined score of 96-24 in the teams' last two meetings. Frost likely won't get much sympathy from first-year Oregon State coach Jonathan Smith, whose team visits Ohio State, Washington and Stanford, among others. Most lopsided schedules: Wake Forest and Iowa After opening the season Aug. 30 at Tulane, the Demon Deacons can settle in to their home surroundings. Their next road trip doesn't come until Oct. 20 as they play five consecutive home games, including two ACC Atlantic opponents (Boston College, Clemson) and Notre Dame. The flip side is after mid-October, Wake Forest plays just two home contests and has trips to Florida State and Louisville in consecutive weeks. Iowa doesn't leave Kinnick Stadium until Oct. 6, playing its first four at home. But then the Hawkeyes play four of five on the road in a span of just 29 days. Least adventurous road schedule: Florida This shouldn't be a huge surprise. Florida practically invented this award by almost never venturing outside the state for non-league games. This fall, the Gators will play all 12 of their regular-season games in three states: Florida (nine games), Tennessee (two games) and Mississippi (one game). The Florida portion includes a road trip to Florida State and the traditional neutral-site contest with Georgia in Jacksonville. Most Texas-centric opening schedule: TCU Unlike some Power 5 teams, TCU will venture away from its campus a few times early in the season. Just not very far. The Horned Frogs play only one true home game in the first three weeks but won't leave the Metroplex as they visit SMU in Week 2 and play Ohio State at AT&T Stadium, just 18 miles east of campus. TCU then hits the road for its Big 12 opener at Texas before returning home for three straight home contests. It means Gary Patterson's team won't make its first trip outside the state until Oct. 27, when the Frogs visit Kansas. Most road-avoidant schedule: Ole Miss Matt Luke begins his first season as Ole Miss' permanent coach with a game against Texas Tech in Houston. The Rebels' next game away from Oxford takes place Oct. 13 at Little Rock's War Memorial Stadium, which Arkansas still considers a home venue even though it plays there once a year. The Arkansas and Ole Miss campuses are about equidistant from Little Rock, so you could argue Ole Miss will play only one true road game (Sept. 29 at LSU) before visiting Texas A&M on Nov. 10.
    2 points
  20. Pure speculation on my part here. My guess is they really want Thompkins and they weren't as high on the Alabama QB. Again, speculation on my part.
    2 points
  21. So the million/billion $ question is - where do we look? Evan and others need to start a new more moderate party and chuck the existing or some how stage a revolt against Trump and those who have taken over the party. Maybe it is time the libertarian party gets serious and get real candidates and not just nut jobs or near nut jobs. Johnson wasn't a full nut job but he was kind of flaky
    2 points
  22. I said "allegedly" because that was the prevailing thought in the QB's profile. It does seem odd with how they want a commitment to be done and all N that they would take one from someone that hasn't visited the campus and facilities yet. But as long as he sticks with it, it's all good.
    2 points
  23. Did not see this coming. Offers from USC, Penn State, Alabama, Florida State, LSU, Tennessee, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Oregon. This kid is legit.
    2 points
  24. This might be the most impressive recruiting job thus far.
    2 points
  25. 2 points
  26. Surprised nobody had posted this yet. Looks like Manafort isn't getting the benefit of the doubt anymore. I wonder how the MAGAheads who chanted "Lock her up!" feel about this. Manafort beat Hillary to jail. I'm sure she'll be headed there any day now, though...
    2 points
  27. Frost & Co. were late to the party in terms of when this kid became a commodity. Thus, we could miss on him. But you just gotta love that we have Frost to sell and we have a LB coach that was a stud and successful in the NFL. If he passes on us it won't be our fault ... it's just what was inherited and the timing. In 2-3 years I think this situations will work into our favor for sure. I'll give Wisky credit for their own accomplishments. Additionally, they have produced some fine LB's. I hate Wisky ... that is all.
    2 points
  28. Yes let him go to the program copy cats. At the end of the day do you want to play for the duplicate or the original?
    2 points
  29. My viewpoint on this is simple. If you took every AD in the country and said you are losing your current coach. You can only choose a coach from the big 10 for your replacement. I think Urban Meyer is the most selected and Scott Frost would be second. Jim Harbaugh and James Franklin a toss up for 3rd.
    2 points
  30. Here's what Sam suggested: Yeah, no.
    2 points
  31. Can you stand up? That gets you starting early on our OL. Oh wait....
    1 point
  32. What an absolute embarrassment. All because they feel like Israel has things too tough. It's not really the U.N.'s fault that Bibi Netanyahu runs as corrupt a ship as Trump does stateside. This is just cutting our nose off to spite our face. Continuing to retreat from our leadership on the world stage. We may well risk superpower status under Trump.
    1 point
  33. However they do it I really don't care. The main thing is getting the guys to play like blackshirts. You can hand them out the perfect way to make everyone happy, but if we don't play good on defense, who really cares. The blackshirt tradition will be the cherry on top once we establish a dominant defense. Until then keep recruiting and nurturing a competitive culture.
    1 point
  34. Relax. Sounds like we may get last crack.
    1 point
  35. That, and/or he may still be looking for ways to push Jackson beyond what he's already done. Coaches are often methodical when they make statements like that to the public, particularly when they know media members are around.
    1 point
  36. We were the last stop on his tour which included Mississippi, Alabama, Iowa State, Illinois and TCU. Visit went well. Plans to have a list of schools he'll focus on soon. Says Alabama, Mississippi, Washington and UCLA are likely OV destinations.
    1 point
  37. I believe they have talked with McBride on the subject. However considering your strict views on the tradition it would have been better that they speak with monte kiffin, as he is the traditions founding defensive coordinator. For the purest form of the tradition you must consult him.
    1 point
  38. Of course they are...other than one thing. Perception of the a program. The media sets a tone about a program and recruits hear it over and over again. That can affect the success of the program.
    1 point
  39. This is defcorn 11!!! We are going to ruin everything about the Huskers, throw away our tradition and stomp all over Bob Devaney's grave if we don't hand out the Blackshirts the way God & Tom Osborne intended!!!!! I pray to God, little baby Jesus & Ndamukong Suh's swim move that we hand them out after the last week of camp, before the first game. If we don't do it exactly like that and no other way, the terrorists have already won.
    1 point
  40. This will end college sports as we know it.
    1 point
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