Mavric

*Next Level* ‏@MoneyMakeinAdam 12m TRULY BLESSED TO SAY THAT I JUST BEEN OFFCIALLY INVITED U.S ARMY ALL-AMERICAN GAME #honored @ArmyAllAmerican @RivalsFriedman

I'm not sure voting for more positions at the same time would work the best. The main reasons it would make sense to go the other way (only voting and nominating for one spot at a time) is because it can get confusing who's nominated for which position. And it could also split some people's votes. For example, if GSG and True are both nominated for QB and GSG is also nominated for RB (but not QB), some people who want to vote for GSG might vote for him for QB while others might vote for him for RB but everyone who wants to vote for True would be voting for him for QB. Thus GSG might get more total votes than True but not win either spot because the votes get split up.

Did you lose quite a bit of your OP when you edited it? Edit: Nevermind. I think I was remembering more from the other thread.

What the Huskers’ win over Illinois looks like through Google Glass

I was tempted to say only be voting for one spot and nominating for another at any one time but I'm not quite convinced. It could have some good points but it might draw everything out too long (although, we do have quite a bit of the off-season left - football wise). So I went for keeping it the same. I like the idea of a campaigning thread. Whoever came up with that idea is borderline genius. That would give people a place to shamelessly self-promote bring up people who they think should be included. But it's a good idea not to let the entire board get over-run with campaigning so I think campaigning anywhere else means your out.

Kansas City Star

Robin Washut ‏@RobinWashut 9h #Nebrasketball offered 2015 forward Darien Williams of Iowa Western CC during his unofficial visit tonight.

Player: Darien Williams Hometown: Tustin, California School: Iowa Western Community College Position: Forward Height: 6-9 Weight: Offers: Fresno State, Kansas State, Nebraska Rivals: 247: IWCC Profile NJCAA Stats

I would tend to agree.

If true, how does this new rule reduce plays per game or injury risk? A lot of hurry up teams just hurry up to the line to prevent substitutions. But the ball isn't snapped any quicker really. The QB might spend 10 or 15 seconds evaluating the defense and calling an audible. Meanwhile the clock runs down, and the defense can't get any substitutions made. We do this a lot. I don't think the rule would reduce the number of plays. And I'm not sure how it would reduce injuries. It would probably only have a direct effect on the number of plays for hyper-tempo teams like Oregon. It also might generally slow down other teams because if the defense automatically has a chance to sub the offense might not push the pace quite so much. I think the theory about injuries is players are more likely to get injured when they are tired. Thus, offenses going fast and now allowing the defense to sub creates more opportunities for injuries. They're saying allowing tired players to be subbed out should lessen the chance for injuries.

The problem I have with situations like this is it seems like more and more the perpetrators are protected more than the victims.

I know what you're saying but this probably doesn't fall under whistle-blower laws. I think those more apply to reporting improprieties within your company/organization. This was only reporting something they found out about someone outside through their work. Their boss didn't want it reported and they did anyway.

I know we've tried to avoid non-Saturday games for a couple reasons - it's tough for people to get to Lincoln from different parts of the state and competing against high school games. I'm guessing that's why this would be the first one in over a decade and the previous one was on the road as well. Would probably hurt attendance some but most would still watch their favorite HS team and catch the Huskers on DVR.

One of 25 on the Miame NFSC All-Combine Team

One of 25 on the Miami NFSC All-Combine Team

KNOP

Only team over .500 each year. The only two teams ahead of us - by two (beat them once) and one games (beat them twice), respectively - were both Top 5 teams this past year. I'd say we're pretty competitive.

19 home games this year. 20 if we host an NIT game....

Nebraska Basketball ‏@HuskerHoops 2m #Huskers win 67-58. Shields 15-15 FTs ties school record

I wish there was a gif of that.

Glad Coach finally got a flight back to Lincoln.

Could have used that three from Ray...

Fake Coach Miles ‏@FakeCoachMiles 16m If you had turned down an extra $200k a yr to live in Champaign rather than Lincoln you'd be a pissy little bald man like John Groce too.

Shields hurting....