Frida's Boss

I wouldn't get your hopes up, Rex did about the same as the other backs he just saw more touches. I honestly don't know what to think since he was the 5th back out, at this point unless he stands out in the next few games there's a good chance he could get cut. He won't be cut. He signed a 4 year contract for a little less than $2.3 mil. I agree that he won't be featured out of the crowded backfield this year, and unless there are significant injuries, at best he will get garbage duty on occasion. He might see some punt returns, but mostly special teams work in his rookie season. The Bengals signed him right away. So they know he is worth investing in and seeing what they can get out of him in the next few years. Keep the faith up,,,I'm sure Rex does. In the NFL this means zero...he could have signed for eleventy billion dollars and they could still cut him. Nothing in the league is guaranteed

cant blame him but to think Bo is on the hot seat is crazy talk

well not literally but on the radio anyway http://jimrome.com/2013/08/08/pelini-on-taylor-martinez-i-think-hes-grown-a-lot/#.UgQXi78UQ18.twitter

This tradition is bigger than Bo ...whomever earns them in camp deserves to have it in his locker ...its up to the player to continue to earn that shirt ...tough for it to have any value if no one hs them

Wouldnt of known Rex was even on the team, but they sure did focus on the guy drafted ahead of him

A lot of gambling talk and watching early games ....bitching about Pelini and worrying about turnovers

I hope he gets away with it

he will be fine ...tired of this let him play already

would be cool but when the majority of the use would be 7 days a year seems like waste

I am a Skins fan and I hope Morris gets the nod if he earns it but having him and Roy as a 1-2 is a nice luxury to have

build a walkway that connects to the east/west sides ...more walk room would be great

Wisconsin so I could make the trip from California to Lincoln or Madison without missing work

Apparently not... Huskers coaches, not players, picked captains.

wont miss a game this year

Man I would love for this to be in reference to Football or Basketball

"special" ?

nice vanity plate....DMV should have stepped in and at least made him reconsider that one

hope we dont lose him to the draft

great job. now lets get some players on D!

i am not sure if he has officially stated this but privately this is the case

Scotts ultimate goal is to be the head coach at UNL....whether he will be given that shot remains to be seen

nothing new here but still a painful but proud read. http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/9439562/college-football-games-century-nebraska-miami-1984-orange-bowl In 1985, in the aftermath of the boldest single decision any college football coach has ever made, Tom Osborne published an autobiography titled More Than Winning. It is a book that somehow manages to be both brief and tedious, short on telling detail about his career as the head coach at Nebraska and long on religious platitudes and recountings of post-heart-surgery hospital enemas.1 It is dedicated in part to the Creator and thanks the Lord in the acknowledgements, in case He didn't get the message the first time; in the opening paragraph of the foreword, Osborne admits that the publishing company contacted him about a project, and that he "had many reservations" about writing a book at all. This is no one's fault, really, since Tom Osborne is a proudly undynamic guy whose long-term success has come to embody the spirit of one of the most proudly undynamic states in the union.2 The penultimate chapter in the book, "A Difficult Road to Walk," is an in-depth exploration of Osborne's Christianity — he notes that he never infringes on Sundays during the season, so his players can attend services, "Protestant, Catholic or Jewish"3 — and this chapter is far longer than his description of the thrilling Orange Bowl game played the year before, which is pretty much the only reason an autobiography of a midcareer college football coach from a sparsely populated state who had not yet won a national championship would be desired by a major publisher in the first place.