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Ok check it out I signed up for lessons, and sent this, also have the response email. The text I sent read this: I am an absolute beast from the midwest. You want to Phillip Rivers 2.9 you have found your man. I have broken receivers hands with my howitzer arm. This thing should be labeled a weapon of mass destruction. I just want to see if you can even come close to matching these moon shots. Only reason I didn't go pro is because I don't need anyone telling me how to launch the rock. I'm a men among boys sir, this thing is trained, maintained, lifted and crafted by the best arm strength coach in the world, me. I can't even play catch at the tailgates because people can't hold their beer while I rifle spirals across the lot. This beast should be caged but I might take it out to eat for an hour, just to see if you can hang. Email response: Thanks for following QBLesson.com. Here is what I want you to do: 1. Go to store and get 3 gallons of Vitamin D milk - I know that the Main Stream Media Illuminati wants you to think that the tariff war is raising prices on everything. But milk is actually $1.69/Gallon. And Justin Trudeau once had his eyebrows fall off during an interview. Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHLn_DXiwrs 2. Drink all 3 of these gallons of milk before & within 2 days of our quarterback lesson 3. It has to be white milk, not chocolate milk 4. I want you to be prepared for the following. I will most likely warm up with you to get my goose loose. Then I will motion for you to run some kind of deeper route. And you will trot another 10-20 yards, and I will throw it way better than you ever expected. Nervousness will start to rise up in your throat. But its okay. Just listen to your apple watch, and take a deep breath. Everything is going to be okay. 5. Okay, so you're going to throw it back to me, and realize that I don't move. At all. I don't pretend to run any routes for you. I just stand there, wait for the ball, that will probably hit someone 10 yards in front of me. Because you can't throw as good as me. 6. It will bounce my way, and I will pick it up. To which I will motion for you to run another route. This time further. Until you realize that you are roughly 40-50 yards away. And its starting to get a little more serious than you thought. 7. At this point I will throw the ball 60 or 70 yards, and most likely 10 yards past you being able to catch it. Because I am trying to tell you to go further, and for some reason you don't believe me. But you do now. Because dear god I have never in my entire life seen an arm like this. 8. You wont be able to throw it back, but don't try to punt it either because I hate kickers. and that is the fastest way to never throw with me ever again. So just do you best to throw it. Again, Keeping in mind I don't like to move that much. Maybe in a radius of 10 yards around my throwing area. I am not the dog fetching balls in this situation. You are. 9. The rest of the throwing session will be just me motioning you to various places on the field, you running, and me throwing passes very hard, really dead seriously accurate and hard, and the football making noise because the laces are trying to breathe, because the football is so scared about how high I threw it this time, and the actual football is having a panic attack, as it comes crashing down back to earth, to cave your sternum in, because you were not able to catch it, with your hands, I am assuming here, because its just too professional of a throw, and you have no idea that I was actually this talented. and that combination of events. 10. So after an entire 1 hour straight of me just wearing your a$$ out throwing passes for you to drop out on the football field. Barely letting you get water breaks, because I don't need breaks. And I just keep saying 1 more. 1 more bro.1 more. The lesson will be finished. And you'll go to hand me $40 dollars. And I will accept it. And go home. Make America Great Again!, Go Deep!, Thanks man, H

Head Coach Recruiting me the hardest: Scott Frost Most intense fan base: Nebraska's Best visit you went on: Penn State vs. Ohio State game, Minnesota at Nebraska.

Shapiro talks quick and articulate, gives dubious statistics, often says "studies show" (without giving specifics on said studies), then demands precise details of people he's debating. Additionally he frames his opponents arguments in a wholly inaccurate manner, much like the ACO dancing tweet. He's quick witted and has made a living off "debating" ill prepared college students. His "Facts don't care about your feelings" trope rings rather hollow when the progressive policies he critiques as "insane" have been proven to work effectively in other first world countries. His affiliation with Breitbart, dissemination of racist cartoons ( https://thehill.com/homenews/media/354781-ben-shapiro-apologizes-for-racist-columbus-day-video ) and recent attempts to use charities as pawns to guilt/shame people into doing something, is enough for me to say "No thanks."

Say what you want about Beck and his mental instability or QB abilities. Personally, I loved him as Wilson Fisk in Daredevil on Netflix

Stupid is as stupid does.

Two words: Florida man

If these issues mean that much to him, it wouldn't matter. The money will always be there later

He is going to Iowa Western. Will definitely be on to keep an eye on to see how he develops.

Buckle up...

Lindsey Graham: "If we undercut the president, that’s the end of his presidency and the end of our party." If standing up to Trump means it's the end of the party, maybe the party should end.

I assumed you meant the son he is currently pregnant with.

To be fair, that's only one pork chop... I had to watch half the video before it sunk in that this was actually Beck. My god, how sad.

Yep, he ate Cory Ross.

The title explains itself, what position groups are we most confident about and which ones are we extremely concerned about? To help you answer that question here is what we are bringing back and what we are replacing on Offense and Defense. Offense: QB 2 AM is back and we add a solid QB in McCaffrey to class and bring back our back-up Vedral. As long as Martinez is healthy we are more than fine here. Confidence level- high RB Lots of question marks at this position. We have MoWa and maybe Mills and a lot of freshmen. Jaylin Bradley could step up but he is most likely getting recruited over. The good news is it is a lot easier to make an impact at a skill position as a true frosh. I believe we will be good but not great at this position. Mills has some say about this position but he is not the end all be all for it. Confidence level- neutral, or wait and see WR We lose our best receiver in Stanley, however, new guys now get the opportunity to step up. Jaron Woodyard and Mike Williams need to probably add 300 yards to their season average for us. Darien Chase, Wandale and Nance also have a great chance to step up and play. Andre Hunt should definitely get lots of time to prove himself as well as Kade Warner. Lastly, Miles Jones needs to show he is ready to play now or else he will get recruited over by others. Overall, a lot of pieces but yet to be put together. I will say we have good depth but it still has a lot to prove. Confidence level- Somewhat high Offensive Line We bring back three starters but lose two seniors. Farmer was really good but Foster is definitely replaceable, although he gave his all and I have nothing but respect for that guy. Bland would be a great fill-in guy, but I am not sure if he will make it here. Farniok can always move inside to add some good flexibility for us. I have also heard talk that we are after a UCF lineman grad transfer. This is just a rumor but he is the center and would add immediate help for us. With all these questions looming and some solid incoming players, this is a good not yet great group. Gaylord, Farniok, Wilson, Jaimes, Sicterman, Will Farniok, Jurgens and Hixon plus Benhart who will probably contribute. We have lots of bodies but need some to step up. Confidence level- Depending on who we have I will say neutral for now. TE With bringing everyone back plus adding Hickman we are rock solid at this spot. Now, we need to get more production out of this group catching the ball and I think you see three solid players step up this year and produce. Confidence level- high. Offense synopsis- Overall, we lose but yet add a lot of pieces. How we put them together will be key for this side of the ball. My confidence level is high for this group because this was the year Frost and his offense took off at UCF and we have our centerpiece Adrian back. Defense: Defensive Line- The transfer of Darrion Daniels gives us much needed help at NG. Again, at this spot, we have a lot of good players and good depth but we need people to step up. We need to stay healthy but this is arguably the best group we have on defense- yet to be seen though. We have the Davis Twins, Daniels brothers, Vainuku, Neal, Stille, Wildeman, Rogers and Ty Robinson who could play right away. Right now, I believe this group steps up and Daniels is a really good leader and player for us. Confidence level- high Linebackers- We have Mo. Barry as a stud, we return Ferguson, Davis, and have Tannor, Domann, Honas, Miller and the young guys- Henrich, Hannah, and Snodgrass. We also have Breon Dixon- who needs to get in the classroom and take care of things to play, Alexander and Jefferson. My take is this group has a lot to prove outside of Barry and Ferguson, but we have a lot of tackles and experience to replace. Confidence level- low Cornerback- We return our top two players in Jackson and Bootle and we have Lee for depth. Couple that with Cam Taylor and Braxton Clark both getting a year in S$C and we are solid here. This was definitely the most improved group but still needs to take that next step this year. Confidence level- Somewhat high. Safety- We lose three of our top players at the position. Yet, we have lots of talent that need to step up. D. Willaims needs to step up in a big way. CJ Smith and Cam Jones both are coming off season-ending injuries, which may slow them down a bit. We also have Dismuke maybe Avery Anderson and Toni Butler. A true freshman is going to need to step up possibly and NPG, if we get him, could be that guy who we have that can plug and play. Confidence level- low Defense Synopsis I feel less confident about the defense compared to the offense. Lots of guys graduating at the Safety and lineman spots. Also, we lose a top 11 tackler in D. Young- who many say is replaceable, but it is really hard to replace what he did. Keep in mind Young and many others went through 3 or arguably 4 defensive systems in their time here. Banker Defense 1, Banker Defense Rugby style, Diaco hoopla, and Chins system. The defense will be more athletic but have less experience. What we will see is either the younger talent trumps the experience or it plays to the inexperience we have at many spots. The offense is better off now than the defense, so I am more confident in them going forward. We add some great talent to the defensive side and we definitely need players to step up, especially at safety and linebacker. If I missed anything let me know! Which position groups are we good in and which ones need help? Comment below what you think.

My first attempt at putting together and editing a video ever, hopefully it turned out well, let me know what you guys think: Adrian "2AM Closing Time" Martinez || Official 2018-2019 Freshman Highlights ᴴᴰ

Kid has some impressive film IMO. Moves well for his size

this would be good

If we're going to talk about Shapiro, then here's a couple critiques: The Hollow Bravery of Ben Shapiro These facts don’t care about Ben Shapiro’s feelings

In awe at the size of this lad. Absolute unit.

So fantastic he doesn't have the guts to do it

The feat will be getting such a class to respond on the field. The attrition rate has been so high the past few years that we aren’t hitting even normal levels of contribution. We may be hitting top 25 numbers on signing day, but we aren’t on Senior day. That’s going to change, though, especially with this 2019 class. Some real go getters in this group. The coaches are very honest in their recruiting pitch, and while that may turn off some kids, I think we will get more out of the ones we do get.

Here this weekend on an OV, UCLA next weekend. UCLA has not offered yet.

It was the Championship for the 1997 season, same as Michigan's*. Nebraska played on 1/2/1998, Michigan played on 1/1/1998. Tennessee was the 1998 Champion.

I think if Ben Shapiro wants to "debate" someone that is currently holding office, he should run for office himself and give it a run.

*takes mic* Thank you, Mr. Knapplc, for that fine introduction.... I have gathered you all here today..... .....

But it's just because the $EC is better, not because of media bias.....

This is what any Trump speech sounds like if you remove the dishonesty and hatred.

yep ASU it is

The website is hilarious if you take it with a grain of salt. I kind of want to go to the QB camp.

Al Bundy?

Or we can also try some sort of anarcho-syndicalist commune. We can take turns to act as sort of executive officer for the week, but all the decisions of that officer have to be ratified at a special bi-weekly meeting by a simple majority in the case of purely internal affairs but by a two thirds majority in the case of more important matters.

I agree, and here's a radical idea that folks should consider: what if we had a government whose purpose was to serve the people, and we wrote a law the separated the powers of the government, limited the powers of the government, provided a system of checks and balances, and had democratically elected representatives? We could even include a specific list of personal feedoms that were guaranteed, while the purpose of said government was to insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty. We should try something like that. It would only fail if a single political party seized power, lied to the people, and changed the rules to further their own greed and corruption.

WE DON'T NEED ROADS!!!!

Come on now, while our roster has nowhere near the talent of Clemson or Bama, and building into a true national champion contender is going to take quite a bit of time, we will be competing for the Big Ten championship as soon as this year.

I think the issue with the wall is more about who is funding it. It doesn't matter if Mexico pays for it, or the taxpayers. There are other principles at stake, such as the idea of this wall being irrational and ineffective, a symbol of fear-mongering and racism, and the fight over it being so childish and unpresidential. If it was really about funding, finding $5 billion for a pet project is not that big of a deal in the whole scheme of things for an annual budget that tops $4 Trillion.

Awww, he think's he's people.

Double or nothing on his class ring in a display case?

Kinda thinking this trash shouldn't be in the husker football part of the forum.

As for libertarianism: to me it's just the other side of the coin of communism. Communism takes power away from the evil corporations and gives it to the government in hopes of utopia but seriously underestimates the bad things the government can do with that power. Libertarianism takes power away from the evil government and gives it to the corporations in hopes of utopia but seriously underestimates the bad things the corporations can do with that power. I don't think any single ideology can ever hope to govern a dynamic society. Instead we need a mix of ideas that society can use to adapt over time and not be stuck behind some particular way of doing things.

He could have started at Wisconsin this year.

LOL, one of the comments on his twitter feed says: "It’s like meat sweats took human form and went to Golden Corral on the way to a Klan rally."

Here's my live reaction to watching that video.

And here's where the national debate has already landed: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is crazy. Single-payer healthcare. Free university tuition. Government incentivized green energy. It's the pipe dream of fuzzy-headed liberals, built on the backs of hard-working capitalists. And while it may sound dreamy and ideological, this fearful progressive agenda is far more logical than conservatives and centrist Democrats would have you believe. If you crunch the numbers, think long-term and break out the Return on Investment, it's not only a quality of life advantage for most Americans, it could actually be good for business. That would require the Top One Percenters having to accept taxation and executive compensation models closer to what they were 40 - 50 years ago, when they were still elite titans, but the huge and growing imbalance in wealth distribution could correct itself in a lot more unpleasant ways. We literally build planes and missiles we don't need while letting the American education system plummet out of First World status. We are literally building walls instead of bridges. Our healthcare system doesn't even follow standard supply and demand capitalism anymore. We've been taught that taking a modest percentage out of the military and raising taxes on the wealthy is the slippery slope to.....something bad. But isn't the opposite the more obvious solution? At that point it's not even fuzzy or dreamy. It's a much smarter investment. The agreement to pool our resources and abilities to the greater good isn't always Socialism. Sometimes it's just Civilization.

Yes, we are 2 years away. 2018 and 2019, BOOM! 2020 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME JANUARY 2020 NEBRASKA DEFEATS CLEMSON!!!!!!!! GOOOOOOO BIG REEEEDDDDDDD!

There's a lot I could respond to in what you posted, but I'll keep it somewhat simple: I disagree runaway government spending is our biggest problem. Cutting taxes to the bone just because it's easy and looking to focus instead of cutting spending to offset it is silly. I do think our spending priorities as a country are silly a lot of the time - less military spending and more spending our our own people I don't think should be very controversial. To the bolded, I have a huge problem with how easy the incredibly wealthy have it. Donald Trump is a perfect example. He's failed upward his entire life. He was born into incredible wealth and inherited his empire from Daddy. There's talk his fortune and status were enough to essentially buy several deferments out of serving in Vietnam. By dint of his inherited wealth, he could flunk his way through school *successfully*, spend most of his time as a socialite and TV personality to increase his personal fame and ultimately devise a business model built on charging people to slap his name on their stuff and stiffing the little guy while taking credit for their hard work as some builder extraordinaire. He was so greedy as to eventually offer phony real estate "advice" to gullible average folks by pressuring them to max out credit cards and dip into their retirement savings in exchange for what, in hindsight, looks an awful lot like straight up fraud. The man had the temerity to raid his own "charity" coffers to by paintings of himself and Tim Tebow merchandise for... himself. He's bragged about using his wealth to schmooze politicians to do things he wants them to do, which of course neither you or I have the clout or funds to do. He continues to profit handsomely off his power and position since becoming president since he has no desire to fully separate his business from the federal government. He refuses to be transparent about his taxes because "they're under audit," apparently for going on 3 or 4 years now. All of that said, excuse my language, but you're GD right I want to even things out. Our system is set up to massively benefit those who already have wealth sustain and increase it while the rest of us barely see anything that legitimately improves our quality of life. The donor class has enough money to ensure our system just keeps cranking out system that helps them and screws the little guy. Social mobility and income inequality are big problems here. I don't want to punish people who have been successful. I just want to un-rig a system that is so heavily in their favor.