But really, if you're not even going to let a walk-on guy get one rep in any practice, there isn't much point in letting them walk-on. I thought the point of a walk-on was that every once in a while you found one talent evaluators had missed and they end up making the field. If you're not even going to offer a kid a chance to get one rep in a practice, what is the point of the kid being there?
This is true. But what if a kid shows up as a walk-on and isn't the athlete he was advertised to be? Say, what if he runs a 4.9 forty instead of the 4.55 he claimed? Or what if a lineman weighs 245 lbs instead of 275? Should he take reps away from other recruits who are have a legit chance at making the depth chart and contributing?
Are you referring to the tOSU game where the team and coaches performed extremely poorly for roughly the first half of the game, causing some fans to boo and leave early, but then the Huskers made a miraculous 2nd half comeback for a victory but our hotheaded, foul-mouthed coach was not content with his team having made a miraculous come from behind victory and all he could focus on were the few fans who left early and caused him to lose all control of acting reasonably and was captured on tape (in a studio with obvious recording equipment all around) demeaning all Husker fans as fairweather fans and telling us all how we could kiss his a$$ on his way out the door? Is that what you are implying "set Bo off"? The stinking fans and not his total lack of keeping anything in perspective? That?
