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You still haven’t read any excerpts, have you?7 points
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Sorry to do so much commenting, but your post is contradictory. You say tye report is a hoax and that the FBI wanted the president overthrown, yet the report they assembled clears the president of all wrongdoing? Why would they exonerate the president if this was just a witch hunt to overthrow him? If the investigation is a hoax, wouldn't the results(no obstruction no collusion) be a hoax as well? Which is it man? Is it a legitimate investigation that exonerates Trump or a corrupt investigation that can't be trusted? I suppose that depends on if it is damaging to Trump or not huh?5 points
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was there no fake internet cow to sue instead?4 points
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I do find it ironic that many Trump supporters that have blasted the Mueller investigation as a witch hunt and how people were making assumptions about Trump's guilt long before the investigation was finished are now making assumptions that the Mueller investigators were corrupt and should be jailed long before an investigation is finished.4 points
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It just occurred to me that Martinez stole Jim's move.4 points
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How bout this excerpt from the report. Met with Russians to gather dirt on an opposing canidate then proceeded to cover it up. Mueller can't prove they meant to break the law, otherwise it would be against the law. In my opinion, our President shouldn't be engaging in these meetings. It might not rise to conspiracy, but its definitely not OK.3 points
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Collusion isn't a charge, conspiracy would be the charge. The report clearly outlines a relationship between Russia and the Trump campaign. Just because Mueller doesn't feel there is enough evidence to indict on conspiracy(a high bar and Mueller makes it clear in his report he won't indict Trump) doesn't mean there hasn't been concerning conduct regarding Trump and Russia. Its all outlined in the report if you would care to read. Its factual information that Russia interefered in the elections, preferred Trump as a canidate and Trump openly accepted their help. Its also factual information that TO THIS DAY Trump denies that Russia interfered in the elections even though the evidence is overwhelming. If you can read about Trumps relationship with Russia that is outlined in the report and say that its completely appropriate then maybe you aren't the patriot you think you are.3 points
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Hope it's better than previous Trump teams...3 points
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We are now almost complete with our roster and it is a completely revamped team. As we get new players I will add them but so far here is our roster and potential additions for 2019. Nebraska is allowed 13 scholarship players in total. I probably missed some transfers but I am only adding them if they visited or have some connection with the staff (Lard I think). Update: This staff is recruiting at a high level. They have added some solid players to this roster. The main thing now is how will the roster gel for the 2019 season. Justin Costello has left the team according to Washut so I removed him. On Roster Dachon Burke Thor Isaiah Roby (Almost certainly going pro) Jace Piatowski(Walk-on) Charlie Easley(Walk-On) 2 scholarships Recruits signed Jervay Green Akol Arop Cam Mack Yvan Ouedraogo Kevin Cross Samari Curtis 6 scholarships Grad Transfers/Transfers Committed/Signed Haanif Cheatham(Grad) Matej Kavas(Grad) Dalano Banton(Transfer) Shamiel Stevenson(Transfer)-applying for a waiver for immediate eligibility. Derrick Walker(Transfer) 5 scholarships Right now that leaves us with 0 available scholarships. If Roby wants to stay things could get interesting. 13 total scholarships. Transfers/Grad Transfers-I will leave these names on here in case something happens but it looks like our roster is full at the moment. Maurice Calloo(Transfer)- seems we want him to go Juco before we give him a spot. Joel Ntambwe(Transfer)-visited for the Spring game. He could potentially apply for a waiver to play immediately2 points
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I'm afraid they peaked in March against Texas Tech and Baylor. It happened a couple years ago with a sweep against Texas, that team didn't end with much else to hang their hat on. I'm sure the youth excuse will fly hot and heavy among the tradition coalition that loves Erstad, but it's baseball, young players contribute everywhere as they don't need to physically develop as much as other sports, for crying out loud But on the other hand, Illinois and Northwestern aren't great either, so series wins against those two teams are probably doable, meaning NU will probably finish somewhere in the 3-6 range in conference standings, make the B1G tournament, probably go 1-2 or so, get a token bid from the NCAA. This will be viewed as progress and we'll never know if we can do any better.2 points
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Let him investigate. I'm fine with it. I hope Barr is transparent with his findings at the end.2 points
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Curious. Have you actually read any of the report? Not Barrs excerpts and not even these screen grabs in this thread. Have you downloaded and read any of the report as it is?2 points
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Got a good chuckle out of this Les Miles video. https://710keel.com/les-miles-new-kansas-football-video-is-amazing-video/2 points
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I find it interesting that in both football and basketball we have an offensive minded head coach that, when they get their guys, will have one of the fastest pace offenses in the league.1 point
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So I'm going to post the numbers for strikeouts. This also has batting averages. See we have yet to hit .290 since he left. 2012 - 288 .315 2013 - 381 .291 2014 - 305 .293 bolt left 2015 - 323 .276 2016 - 363 .281 2017 - 433 .281 2018 - 393 .2741 point
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He’s a strong OSU lean according to all the experts on 247. No pessimism needed. He won’t be coming here unless something drastic happens.1 point
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Did you actually say "ahem" before saying absolutely nothing new or interesting?1 point
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We will look at this with an open mind once you read the Mueller report with an open mind1 point
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Hannity doesn't do news or journalism, he does opinion and editorials. In fact, Hannity has even said he's not a journalist: 'I'm not a journalist!': Hannity defends himself from claims he's a Trump trumpeter Plus Hannity is hardly a non-partisan, non-biased source: Hannity joins Trump on stage despite claiming he wouldn’t But if you trust Hannity, it explains why you've been repeating the Trump rhetoric.1 point
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What if Rudy had entered the transfer portal?1 point
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Limited athleticism and very undersized for his position. Not explosive and is a defensive liability- not to mention almost 5 TO per 40 mins. Great college PG-I’ll be shocked if he ever plays a minute in the NBA.1 point
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What if Forrest Gump got drafted to play in the NFL?1 point
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Obviously not everyone thinks coming back for their senior year will kill their NBA chances....1 point
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Hypothetical: What if someone went to the Husker football forum and just lied over and over about the history of Oklahoma vs. Nebraska football even after being given video evidence that proves them wrong? Would they be warned? Suspended? Banned? Or just allowed to troll forever?1 point
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The ebb and flow of this is really bizarre. Just as people are shouting "exoneration!" from the rooftops and demanding retribution against the witch hunters, you read a little closer and realize that the Mueller Report is incredibly damning to the President. And Barr. And anyone inclined to believe Trump about anything1 point
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That's not good. Part of me would rather see these guys do some other sports in the off season. Playing a sport year round is a grind and the constant repetitive motions are very hard on the body. Here's to a speedy recovery.1 point
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I laughed so hard when he shimmied at the Iowa player, mostly because it was out of character for him. Shows his competitive side but he does his best to be as buttoned up as possible.1 point
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My heart goes out to Lightbourn. When he first got to NU, he was mentored by Foltz, then thrust into the fire when Foltz died. He was never quite able to fill those shoes and was just not cut out to compete at this level, but as far as we heard, he was a good teammate and tried his best. Best of luck to him in the future.1 point
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I just re-bumped it but its worth reading this twitter thread in the opening post on offense if you haven’t already: https://www.huskerboard.com/index.php?/topic/86358-the-modernization-of-basketball-the-reason-miles-should-go-in-favor-of-a-new-coach/1 point
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