Throwin'Bones

 

Bryan Munson ‏@BigRedBryan 13m13 minutes ago

#Nebraska TE commit Matt Snyder gives update on possible #Michigan official visit and the TE visitor UM hosted: ($) http://nebraska.scout.com/forums/1127-the-red-zone/13585682-short-matt-snyder-update?

 

Can you give a brief summary? I don't have a subscription and can't see the article...

Well...all the names we have heard to be rumored are finished with their season.

 

I bet we know tonight.

Any word? Last I heard he was looking at a small group.

Yeah. He is as good as his film shows. Very fast in person. Hard to defend. This could be a good pick-up. Under the radar so hopefully not to much competition to get him. Plus I would love to beat out Missouri.

I coach football in GA and played against this team and him specifically. All I can say is, "As advertised."

Yeah. We are a very large system in GA. Being smaller makes a big difference. Good luck and God bless.

We have gone through many transitions over the past few years. I would suggest that you choose a sport to support (once you roll out to the school). Talk to the coach and etc (go to their games). Let them know you are supporting them. I have found then they are more likely to support you. It's really hard to support every sport at once (obviously I'm not saying to ignore any, just focus each season, it can change every year).

Develop a leadership team ASAP. Then let them do the work. Don't try to do it all yourself. This was my problem at first. I tried to do to much. I liken it to bumper bowling. We all have the same goal, I can't do it for the leadership team, but I can make sure they're heading in the right direction.

I am the huddle sponsor for my school.

Go Iowa and East Carolina. Close out the SEC.

Take it for what's it's worth. I got it from Wikipedia. Still doesn't mean the past was run properly. Also I don't know how to post this properly since I'm on my phone so I apologize.

Under almost all versions of gridiron football, offensive linemen cannot receive or touch forward passes, nor can they advance downfield in passing situations. To identify which receivers are eligible and which are not, football rules stipulate that ineligible receivers must wear a number between 50 and 79. This, however, can be circumvented in most leagues, most commonly by informing the referee of any player with a number in the ineligible range who lines up as an eligible receiver.

 

 

#s 50-79 are ineligible unless you declare them eligible before the play. Anyone can get the ball when passed backwards. It's like a fumble. I coach high school ball in GA and we have a couple of trick plays using this to our advantage.

 

I didn't see anything in the rulebook yet about being able to declare eligibility. I remember that in HS coaches said that you should declare eligibility to the official but that it wasn't required ( i think, that was a long time ago)

 

Well...I think that Lewis could've reported as eligible, however it really was a trick play. It was meant to be a lateral and Armstrong or Lewis just didn't quite make it obvious enough. So regardless, it wasn't schematically supposed to be a pass anyways.

#s 50-79 are ineligible unless you declare them eligible before the play. Anyone can get the ball when passed backwards. It's like a fumble. I coach high school ball in GA and we have a couple of trick plays using this to our advantage.

FIELD GOAL!!!

Does anyone know what Kesler's passing percentage is?

 

Who calls the deep throw on 3rd and forever? Then throws into double coverage? Good gosh.

 

Is this a trick question?

 

My guess would be Beck...

What's wrong with getting 10 when you need 9? You don't have to get 50...

WE GET BETTER AND BETTER!

Is this your answer to how we beat them?

Dang...didn't refresh to see someone already answered...

Bill Cosby

Waiting until bowls are over out of respect for the teams they are coaching. At least that is the assumption. Plus the respectable thing to do. And Riley has been respectable in all other matters up to this point.

The word is out on what he told the players at their off-campus meeting as well. That won't help.

Is there a place where this has been talked about? I've been curious and haven't seen anything.

I do rather enjoy watching this happen to Wisconsin. Too bad I hate OSU so much.

The issue doesn't seem to be if we got the best coach that we think we could get, but that SE got the best coach that he wanted.

A friend of mine from Colorado has heard rumors that Peyton Manning has already accepted the job. After his next disappointing showing in the playoffs he will quickly announce his retirement and come straight to Lincoln to take over. Said he over heard Peyton mention something about how he could do better. He may disappoint when they get there, but at least he can get them to the playoffs.