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There would be like 30 yards worth of penalties if a Nebraska O-Lineman did that.

You know what? Meeting between the coaches and the players should be contentious at this point. You just finished the worst season in generations, and none of the players or coaches have won jack $h!t since they got to campus 4 years ago. Hell yes, they should all be pissed off at each other.

Harrison Beck surely deserves a spot on this staff. I'd say a combination of responsibilities including strength and conditioning, diversity and inclusion, and motivational speaking. (warning: NSFW, and you may bust out laughing)

saw this in a Facebook comment:

The same thing he's always been up to:

Hell, even in the 96 Fiesta Bowl, when Florida goes up 10-6 in the first quarter, the broadcasters said something like, "Now, it will be important for Nebraska to not get too far behind in this game" because our offense couldn't keep pace with Florida's fun and gun.

What comes around goes around, Notre Dame. Brian Kelly also bailed on Cincinnati to take the ND job when Cincy was in contention for the NCG game at the time.

Brian Kelly literally killed a ND student during practice.

Smothers is gonna f*k'n carve up Iowa's defense, you b!^@hes!

I wonder how often (if ever) this collection of errors has ever happened to a single team in the same year?

I have a friend who went to school at Florida. Four years ago, I bragged to him when we got Frost and they had to settle for Mullen. My friend predicted that Mullen would be more successful than Frost, but I predicted that Mullen would be fired in a few years while Frost would still be coaching at Nebraska. We were both right, but it also sucks for everyone.

Zero evidence?

Speak for yourself! In those 90 minutes I decided to change my gender, then I used the bathroom. Afterward, I smuggled a few Mexicans across the border, then I taught them about critical race theory before dropping them off at an abortion clinic.

He should be Special Teams coach. He has noteworthy experience fielding footballs after they have been kicked.

No, enrollment numbers aren't a problem. Most faculty and administrative staff have been in favor of masks, and students generally don't have a problem complying. In the K-12 schools, the only problem has ever been with the parents. The kids are cool with masks.

My kids' schools in still have mask requirements (elementary and middle school), and the university I work for still has mask requirements indoors when in groups (I sit in my office all day without a mask). I believe both mandates will be reviewed again in January. I am in Ohio.

(After writing this post, @deedsker continued to stare at @Mavric for five seconds before dancing backwards and finally turning away)

Paul Johnson did have Demaryius Thomas, though. They used him as an effective decoy and then change of pace to keep the defense honest. He only caught about 3-4 passes per game but averaged 20-25 yards per catch and was drafted in the first round. Paul Johnson won 9 and 10 games his first two years with DT, then dropped to 6-7 after Thomas was drafted.

Trev, when Scott starts talking about special teams in press conferences:

This is all certainly possible, but if we are just going to promote guys who are already here, that doesn't feel like a strong change. What's the point of retaining Frost for another year if he's not going to swing for the fences and actually try something new? Not to mention Ron Brown is a PR liability.

fwiw, here is a working link to the school discipline info: https://www2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ocr/docs/crdc-discipline-snapshot.pdf