-
Posts
3,445 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
2
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Articles
Media Demo
Status Updates posted by TonyStalloni
-
Rondale Moore decides not to play this year and prepare for the 2021 draft.
-
-
Nouredin Nouili, the transfer O-lineman from Colorado State, says the NCAA has told him he has full eligibility this year. He played at 285 last year and is now up to 320. A welcome addition to the O line.
-
-
Diaco moves from La Tech to Purdue.
-
These full page pop ups that keep telling me my pc is out of date are getting really annoying. I really have doubts these are coming from the right source.
-
Pardon me sir/ma'am, your computer is highly out of date. We recommend sending all of your bank data to HuskerinInLostWages and purchasing 3 of the 1000 dollar gift cards. Once you purchase these gift cards please contact me immediately so I can remote into your computer and install a rootkit, err virus scanner to make sure your information is safe.
-
-
Whenever I watch these top 10 teams play I feel like my Huskers go into a gun fight with water pistols. The speed of the running backs and wide receivers, the size and quickness of the D lineman is nearly depressing.
- Show previous comments 1 more
-
Yep. Some combination of our talent and development consistently blows goats.
I'm pretty sure it's harder to recruit NU than a lot of schools we'd like to be competing with but we've also has pretty crappy results with a lot of the high-caliber recruits we get.
The silver lining I guess is that most of the best players on the team this year were guys Frost recruited. SO there's that. -
After seeing the teams in the BIG 10, none of them beside OSU recruit at an elite level. Penn St and Michigan get solid talent most years. The rest of the teams recruit to a system and do the best they can with player development. Wisconsin does very well. Iowa most years is 9-3 or 8-4. Illinois, Indiana and Minnesota seem to have turned themselves around and are heading in the right direction. Mich St, Purdue and NW have taken a step back this year. Rutgers and Maryland have a ways to go with facilities and recruiting. My hope is Nebraska can climb the ladder and bring in the kids who fit the system and we learn to develop them like Wisconsin.
On a side note it seems every football announcer who does LSU games has to spill the fact that Joe Burrow wanted to come to Nebraska twice in his career. It is sad that OC Beck under Pelini was such an a$$ and Frost already had his Qb when Joe decided to transfer.
-
I was watching an Oregon game and saw a play we run. I was thinking wow, that's how it's supposed to look. The biggest difference was the speed it was executed at. Our players looks like they are playing in mud.
Wisconsin does a very good job developing players but they also get them to play hard. They had to play a freshman DB against Minnesota and held his own against Minny's WRs. He wasn't big and didn't appear to be overly fast. He just played with a want to attitude. Sometimes I get the impression that our players aren't willing to make a play out of concern for injury. That wasn't even on the Wisconsin freshman's mind.
-
We have an ant invasion this year. Tiny black ones and also dark red large ones. I have used many of the "ant traps" that they are supposed to carry back to the nest. They just laugh at it. Even had the big ones start a nest inside the freezer door of the fridge and start removing the white foam insulation one tiny piece at a time. I would rather not spray every square inch of the property because of grandkids. Any solutions?
-
A Nebraska farmer got his foot caught in an auger and before it could pull him in and take his life he used his pocket knife to cut off his own leg 8" below the knee. The will to live was strong with this one.
-
That was an interesting Derby.....it will be remembered for something other than an exciting race sadly.
-
DB and Sharpe were having an interesting debate this morning about whether or not the whole thing was "controversial." DB felt it wasn't because the stewards ultimately made the right call. Sharpe was trying to argue it was controversial because what happened caused people to lose money. (Those are the boiled down versions).
Ultimately, if the stewards made the right call (which I think they did), then to me, that's just sports. Stuff happens.
-
-
Purdue took out Tennessee in overtime earlier but Texas Tech has held Michigan to 16 first half points.
-
Bobbie Hurley looks like he is 60 years old!
- Show previous comments 1 more
-
@Cdog923Yeah that i can believe, I was in high school when UNLV beat them.
-
I'm not a fan of the Rams, but I hope Suh tears Brady a new one!
-
So these are the best refs the NFL has to offer and they miss that call? Right!
-
Wandale Robinson just
tore em lose from their shoes" in the All American Bowl. -
Wisconsin playing Miami in NYC. So far the Badgers are chewing up the Hurricanes.
-
Impressive day for Husker sports. Ladies Volleyball in the Final Four and the mens Basketball team beats Creighton. Now we just need a few of the visiting football players to commit tonight or tomorrow.
-
Michigan basketball looks to be pretty formidable this year. They devoured the Tar Heels like a Thanksgiving turkey. We play them at Ann Arbor this year so it will be a tall order for the Huskers.
-
I now understand why the Big 8/12 wanted Nebraska to go down in flames after the 97 season. We had 3 Nattys in 5 years and it could have been 5 (Fla St and the loss to Texas in the CCG). They were sick and tired of seeing scarlet and cream winning all the time and beating opponents by 40 points. I am sick of Alabama and the SEC and while I'm at it throw in Ohio St.
- Show previous comments 1 more
-
Eh, I felt that when LSU played bama for a natty that we were all getting jabbed. We being fans of college football and its rules/traditions. One team earned its way there. The other had money riding/backing it. The rest of the sport changed. As for the Huskers, everybody loves the underdog. We were heavyweights
-
Michigan is going to be sick this winter. OSU woke up.
-
Most of the NFL pundits I hear are saying that the display that KC and LA put on last night is the future of the league. I've heard the phrase "Playing basketball on grass" many times in the last month. I'm thinking that should play into Nebraska's recruiting speech for QB's, WR's and RB's that want to go beyond college.
-
0 to 10% chance of rain Monday through Thursday in Iowa. Friday it jumps to 70%. Mid 40's for a temp.
-
Has anyone on the board ever dealt with the Quadratus Lumborum muscle in the low back? I first went to the chiropractor thinking it was in the spine. 8 trips and very little relief. Next was a trip to the PT and they needled it which seemed to make a difference but only for a few days. I've found one stretch that helps. Also laying on a tennis ball on the hot spot helps but the best I've found is an inversion table. Any suggestions?
-
I listened to Urban Meyer's press conference after the game. He had a few good things to say about the Huskers. Listen at 5:50 and 7:50.
-
@commando Here is the thing, he really could not. Nebraska played themselves into that position. The failures that Ohio St had in the game were due more to what Nebraska players (and coaches) did than what Ohio St players failed to do.
It's not like their kicker slipped inexplicably. You could say Haskins INT was because of a poor decision (see Martinez's failed backward pass). However, even that I would say was because Nebraska's combo coverage baited that throw.
-
My youngest son and 3 team mates are representing Nebraska in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Golf Championship today and tomorrow in South Carolina. They won the regional in Lincoln then won the state tournament in Valentine a month ago.