HuskerNation1
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This may be an unpopular opinion, but our offense has underperformed the last couple years and the more changes we encounter with the staff and players who were part of that underperformance, the better.
uh oh, what’d DB have to say.
That might be a factor here. There's a chance that he had in his mind that the position was his. Then, they brought in more talent and didn't like that.The good thing is that Joseph brought in some good talent in the WR room.
Just started listening to this, but Sharp & Benning put together a quick podcast to discuss Betts' status. It's just over 15 minutes. Sounds like Betts is having doubts about him being cut out for this type of football environment.uh oh, what’d DB have to say.
Just started listening to this, but Sharp & Benning put together a quick podcast to discuss Betts' status. It's just over 15 minutes. Sounds like Betts is having doubts about him being cut out for this type of football environment.
https://post.futurimedia.com/koznam/playlist/34/listen-4568.html?cb=1648141386.227357
Benning's podcast goes into detail in that Betts doesn't make his life around football and athletics. It's not his "identity", and he just plays football because he's been very good at it, and he's trying to use it to get a college education.Well, if that’s the case, it’s best he quits wasting the time of all involved.
OH...well....God forbid if the coaches go talk to him and convince him to come back then.Eric Crouch also wasn't a part of the team for a little while
#glasshalffull :lol:
Benning's podcast goes into detail in that Betts doesn't make his life around football and athletics. It's not his "identity", and he just plays football because he's been very good at it, and he's trying to use it to get a college education.
I don't think there's anything wrong with that type of personality and priorities in life, but that may not do well with the demands of big-time college football. Maybe he takes some time to figure things out and he works out a path with Frost, Whipple, and Joseph to come back, or maybe he's done for good.
Interesting, as the rumors around Bellevue was that academics weren't his strong suit either, at least while he was at BellWest.Benning's podcast goes into detail in that Betts doesn't make his life around football and athletics. It's not his "identity", and he just plays football because he's been very good at it, and he's trying to use it to get a college education.
I don't think there's anything wrong with that type of personality and priorities in life, but that may not do well with the demands of big-time college football. Maybe he takes some time to figure things out and he works out a path with Frost, Whipple, and Joseph to come back, or maybe he's done for good.
He may have had grade issues, as well, but I don't think that has any impact on wanting to be more than just an athlete. Take a listen to the podcast I linked. It gives good insight on numerous players to come through NU with similar feelings as Betts is having right now.Interesting, as the rumors around Bellevue was that academics weren't his strong suit either, at least while he was at BellWest.
Benning's podcast goes into detail in that Betts doesn't make his life around football and athletics. It's not his "identity", and he just plays football because he's been very good at it, and he's trying to use it to get a college education.
I don't think there's anything wrong with that type of personality and priorities in life, but that may not do well with the demands of big-time college football. Maybe he takes some time to figure things out and he works out a path with Frost, Whipple, and Joseph to come back, or maybe he's done for good.
That makes it sound like he's had a spiritual awakening while on a psychedelic mushroom trip and now he's integrating.
It helps that Betts is currently off the team, and not just rumored to be leaving.Benning is uncharacteristically forthcoming in that podcast. Some good info there.