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I remember when Bo told Suh that he needed to get better before going to the NFL, which is a major reason Suh returned for his senior season. It worked on Suh and he had one of the most dominant seasons of any player in NCAA history in 2009. Maybe it'll light a fire under Jackson.

Bo Kittrell & Jacob Weinmaster came to the running club last night to talk about the Football Road Race (to benefit Team Jack). They did a "fun facts" about them as an intro. When Kittrell was 4 years old he dressed up as Scott Frost for Halloween.

Welcome to Trump's America, snowflake cuck social justice warrior. Go cry in your Obummer pillow.

Charles Barkley If you don't believe me, just ask him

Been awhile since this thread has been bumped. That pesky ole slush fund the Trump Foundation just won't go away. Edit: Thread with good info. This actually goes deeper than I thought. Not only did they use his charity to decorate Trump golf courses and pay off legal fees, it appears they sent money to people from the campaign. That would definitely be some type of campaign finance violation.

There's one guy on the team that will be every groups #1 pick.

In a "much better spot" after the 2nd visit.

As of right now, I don't think you can objectively put Frost ahead of Meyer, Franklin, Dantonio, Chryst, Ferentz, Fitzgerald or Harbaugh. All seven of those guys have accomplished things at their current schools. Frost hasn't done anything at Nebraska yet. In the near future though, I think Frost will be much higher.

It's another incentive for playing out of position and trying to be the hero.

Pushed his decision back, possibly still this summer. Still very interested in Neb. OV planned for Colo game.

#79 Rich Glover. Highlights. Glover was every bit as dominant on the interior line as Ndamukong Suh.

Plans to attend 2nd FNL to peer recruit. Will be in Nance's ear.

Plans to attend 2nd FNL to peer recruit.

Silver Linings Playbook

Supposedly almost pulled the trigger.

Imagine Obama saying this. And then imagine Republicans heads spontaneous exploding like that scene from Scanners.

They probably fly into Omaha....

Sorry if this was already posted. https://journalstar.com/sports/huskers/football/chinander-fisher-touch-on-new-defensive-culture-we-re-trying/article_c0fef3de-4f10-5d51-bdbf-8a4734d666eb.html

There is a very small, but somewhat legitimate, reason for this IMO (in the context of regular every day Americans who identify as Republican/conservative -- not in regards to politicians): Conservatism has lost the culture "war" in America. Because of a few reasons. The two biggest ones being the correlation of conservative/liberal ideas and rural/urban lifestyle, and also the rise of the internet, social media and general connectivity. The world and the country have become a much bigger and more connected place. What's interesting is that while conservatives (rural citizens) have a disproportionately powerful voice in government, liberals (urban citizens) have a disproportionately powerful voice in culture, because while the percentages of people who believe X vs Y might not really be all that different, cities seem to naturally be much more progressive, and cities are where the progression of technology, and specifically the technology of mass communication and the sharing of ideas with like-minded people all over, have incubated. Conservatives (rural citizens) very often feel forgotten, ignored, and more importantly feel unfairly mocked, scorned, and patronized to. A lot of that is imagined in their heads, and exacerbated by partisan news. But at least some fraction of it is legitimate. Most anyone who has or does live in a big city knows just how easy and effortless it is to start painting a mental picture in your head of how conservative/rural people are dumber, more ignorant, more uneducated, and more clueless than you are. I am entirely guilty of this.

So I'm gathering that I need to start my own "Mets Misery Thread" That seems to be the key to getting the team to play better......

What the hell are we supposed to talk about. It’s summer. We can only discuss frosts greatness in so many different threads. I for one am not uncomfortable to acknowledge frost had options. ESPN rambles about worthless crap all day and lots tune in to watch 2 people give their opinions on topics. It’s fun to debate and speculate. I actually think that’s why this board was created

1) Another example of why Wins are a terrible stat upon which to judge pitchers 2) Dang, we're taking sucking to a whole new level

Don't know, don't care

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.

From 247 https://247sports.com/college/nebraska/Article/Nebraska-Huskers-players-will-get-a-dose-of-heavy-training-from-an-outside-program-before-kicking-it-into-another-gear-with-Zach-Duval-119003778 Also, a glimpse of it from last year's UCF team

Agree with the first part. Really hope the second part is also true.

Here's what Sam suggested: Yeah, no.

So what does that tell us on what Trump could become if the situation was right. It seems he learns more from and gives favor towards the dictators of the world and not our friends. I fully expect Trump to squash any Mueller report and well fire the guy if needed. Since when did American democracy stop fighting for individual freedom to fighting for being able to invest in beach front property? Reading the UN report on NK one sees that appealing to the leaders greed is a fairly inept negotiating attempt. If we can't march into this summit demanding civil rights for the citizens of NK we have no business talking to the NK leaders. The only way to successful change that immoral system is to remove it and not by supporting it wt condos on the beach. Kim will just use the condos as forced labor of a different kind - serving the rich who come there to stay and enriching Kim and his ilk.

Cook's salary for 2009/2010 was $211,978 meaning he's making more than 3x more than he was eight years ago. In 2011/2012 he got a raise to $350,000. In 2012/2013 he got a raise to $375,000. In 2013/2014 he got a raise to $400,000. In 2014/2015 he got a raise to $426,537. In 2015/2016 he got a raise to $456,451. In 2016/2017 he got a raise to $600,000. Now, after his second national championship in three years, he's making $675,000. That's not bad. You can live on that in Lincoln, NE.

He's pretty obviously compromised by something at this point, right? Either Putin has something on him or he's so insecure he just wants to go down this road to show he can. Either way, this is very bad. The U.S. president is either a Russian puppet or a useful idiot. We've got to band together and oust this cancer before it metastasizes too much further.

Probably some disgruntled fan who didn't get an autograph. People are assholes. OTOH, it's intredasting that Millie Bobby Brown has her own anti cyber bullying Twitter account. Related? :shrug:

Yeah, he's probly been through basic training that would make this look like kindergarten recess.

I just finished these two: "Tin Cup Dreams: A Longshot Makes it on the PGA Tour" by Michael D'Antonio. Pretty good read. It's about Esteban Toledo. "The Real History of the End of the World" By Sharan Newman. It's a compilation of various end of the world prophesies. With attempts at humor mixed in. Decent book. I'd recommend it.

I’m incredibly impressed by the amount of UV’s Frost and company have secured from prospects outside the 500 mile radius. Flying into LNK is NOT cheap. Looking forward to seeing how this visit goes

Visiting tomorrow

2,632 consecutive games played will never be beat. Cal Ripken Jr. was the true iron man.

Strenuous physical activity, strenuous physical activity, sipping wine and strenuous physical activity.

That's what you get for showboating.

It's always a little interesting to look back and see how close things were to going another direction. What happens to Nebraska if Tom Osborne doesn't promise Frank Solich the head coaching job? Does Osborne stay on, and do we win another Championship in 1999? 2001? What happens if Pederson doesn't fire Solich in 2003, and Bo's defensive changes keep the ship afloat? What happens if Solich picks up recruiting and is still here - can you imagine if it's 2018 and we're only on our third different head coach since 1962? What if Callahan fires Cosgrove and hires a good defensive coordinator? Joey Ganz spends 2008 torching teams like the latter half of 2007, Suh is a monster, and we win a conference title. Would Callahan still be here if that was the case? What if Taylor Martinez isn't hit just so in that Missouri game and doesn't screw up his foot/ankle? Is he our fourth Heisman winner? What if Ndamukong Suh was held on the final offensive play against Texas in the Big XII Championship game? Or even slowed down, just a little bit? Think about the fact that we lost that game because Suh was too good, got to McCoy too fast on that play, and made him throw away the ball just an Nth too soon. So many possibilities. Maybe Gill's pass on the two-point conversion is just three inches further to the right in 1983 and Osborne wins his first National Championship 11 years earlier. Maybe the refs don't make two of the worst calls in football history on back-to-back plays in 1982 at Penn State and he wins that year, too. Maybe Henery is just short on his 57-yarder in 2008 and we finish the decade .500 against Colorado. When you've got idle time in the offseason and time to think about stuff like this, it's kinda interesting to think how close things are to being so different.

Don’t get confused with big names assistants, here or not. I feel like Frost is the big game catch, he knows what he needs to lure talent; coaches and players. If if we don’t have the success we think we need in a couple years (need to fire/hire new coaches) or we have so much success that these coaches get jobs elsewhere; then we can start to wonder. There is a long leash with Frost. But he knows what’s working or not. He’s in the film room, he’s in the meetings, he’s seeing it day to day. If Frost gets this train rolling but there are glaring weaknesses at a position group or recruiting he’ll make the changes. Or, if they’re super successful and we lose coaches to head hunters he’ll find the right people. This discussion is all nuance and conjecture, I mean..who cares. Let’s just go play the games and see how it shakes out over time. We just CAN’T be worse than 4-8...right?

Thats great but during the time that this was the tradition, Nebraska was at the top of the game. If you started for Nebraska that meant you might have put another guy out of playing that could be the 3rd best in the country at that position. The hate on Bo for trying to make players accountable for a scared tradition of excellent play is ludicrous. If you didn’t like his demeanor, that’s whatever, but thought was correct. The thinking of the current coaches is similar. Coaches wanting accountability for a prestigious position. Call my silly but it is the right thing to do until we see them start to resemble what the coaches want, that may take years to accomplish but I think at some point it will go back to starters every year. It will take a monumental effort to start here after a couple years.

Fans worried about Troy... Thanks Riley!

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