Sure is a stretch, but language means something. Think about it, if you're living in Des Moines, and hear a buddy is moving back to your home town in Nebraska, you'd never say, welcome home, cuz you're not their to "welcome," them. I admit I'm probably letting my personal viewpoints on who gets the esteemed title of "coach," add weight that maybe others don't agree with, but... like I said, this is just my take, and I'm probably wrong. Time will tell.this is a hell of a jump to make from a single tweet
Scott is literally going home. There isn't anything to read into here. I'd love to add Bookie into the fold but at this point in time based off the evidence we've seen (i.e. the OU stuff and Clemson stuff) you can't just take one instance of him saying something nice to a coach and throw out everything else and say he's coming back to Nebraska.Sure is a stretch, but language means something. Think about it, if you're living in Des Moines, and hear a buddy is moving back to your home town in Nebraska, you'd never say, welcome home, cuz you're not their to "welcome," them. I admit I'm probably letting my personal viewpoints on who gets the esteemed title of "coach," add weight that maybe others don't agree with, but... like I said, this is just my take, and I'm probably wrong. Time will tell.
I have a feeling this post isn't going to age well.Been torn on what to make of Bookie's comments. My take?
"What's up coach?' - Being a former athlete, you don't refer to just anyone as "coach." That informal language is generally reserved for the person you consider your personal coach.
"Welcome home." - You don't welcome someone to a place you aren't already at. "Congrats on going home," or some other vernacular on par with that would be the language used to congratulate someone on going someplace you aren't.
My take- for Bookie, Nebraska feels like home, he's bought in to Frost being his coach, and he's just waiting for confirmation to make it official again.
I wouldnt say we need to move on. He hasn't committed anywhere yet so until ink hits paper anything could happen. I wouldn't say we are a leader by any means, but I wouldn't count us out of this just yetScott is literally going home. There isn't anything to read into here. I'd love to add Bookie into the fold but at this point in time based off the evidence we've seen (i.e. the OU stuff and Clemson stuff) you can't just take one instance of him saying something nice to a coach and throw out everything else and say he's coming back to Nebraska.
I don't follow him on twitter or anything but I wouldn't even be surprised if this is the first time he's mentioned us publicly since he publicly de-committed. I posted the tweet in here because yes, it was interesting but everyone (not just you) that is getting overly excited or reading too much into this needs to take a step back and move on at this point.
I think so too. Him and Darnay teaming up.Didn't UCLA just hire Donte Williams? Pretty sure that is where Bookie ends up.
I think he's super talented and a good kid. His tweet was just that, being a regular old good human being.
Would love to have him here.
Are you a psychologist?Been torn on what to make of Bookie's comments. My take?
"What's up coach?' - Being a former athlete, you don't refer to just anyone as "coach." That informal language is generally reserved for the person you consider your personal coach.
"Welcome home." - You don't welcome someone to a place you aren't already at. "Congrats on going home," or some other vernacular on par with that would be the language used to congratulate someone on going someplace you aren't.
My take- for Bookie, Nebraska feels like home, he's bought in to Frost being his coach, and he's just waiting for confirmation to make it official again.
Been torn on what to make of Bookie's comments. My take?
"What's up coach?' - Being a former athlete, you don't refer to just anyone as "coach." That informal language is generally reserved for the person you consider your personal coach.
"Welcome home." - You don't welcome someone to a place you aren't already at. "Congrats on going home," or some other vernacular on par with that would be the language used to congratulate someone on going someplace you aren't.
My take- for Bookie, Nebraska feels like home, he's bought in to Frost being his coach, and he's just waiting for confirmation to make it official again.
LOLZ, please don't suggest such things. I follow the recruiting forum quite a bit. I never expected Bookie to sign, though his comments about playing with his cousin, etc. had me hopeful. Frost is a game changer though. Probably more wishful thinking on my part, but as I said, my interpretation of Bookie's comments leave me feeling as though our chances went up considerably......Matty?