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Last time that was said 9 wins became hard to come by.

Are we bringing in game changers? Jeudy can be one. With the coaching change we need to kick a$$ in the portal. Rhule has a year. Does he have two? Three?

If you were trying to figure out what I meant you would have asked what I meant. Replace "the fun thing" with "the ironic thing" if it helps......just a few days ago Rhule said all the players are his guys. Alberts might have helped put those words in his mouth for all I know. But important guys are leaving just days after Rhule said it. I hadn't heard the rumors, but I'd agree with Decked they are BS.

This is not in any way shape or form what my post was about. Fun and enjoyment for me? You're trying too hard.

I would agree.....no coach in the country would want to lose experience on DL. They are too hard to find.

Gotcha. I hadn't heard that. I was just referring to Rhules quote to Schaefer.

What rumors?

The fun thing about flipping the roster is just a few days ago, Rhule said every player on the team is his guy. Maybe he meant when fall camp arrives?......

Seems another chain is very easily pulled...... You've certainly given me your opinion when you were no part of the conversation. Thanks for checking in.

Rhule likely won't be at Nebraska in 4-5 years. If he's successful, his resume history says he'll move on in that time frame.

What will be interesting now is watching the decisions of Cormani McClain and Blake Purchase. Purchase is the top ranked player in Colorado and verbal to Oregon. Oregon flat out kicked a$$ today but I don't think Purchase signed. If McClain ends up going CU both corners are 5* since Hunter has now committed. It will also be interesting to see how Colorado fares on the field against USC before they join B1G.

Ok

I get my info (and my tickets) from two of my friends....one is a former CU basketball player and the other is an attorney and graduate of CU law school. They are both great guys and have made sure I have tickets and parking at their tailgates......even though I wander over to Harvest House instead.

If it didn't matter who we hired we wouldn't have spent three months hoping for a multi million dollar assistant coaching salary pool.

Apparently Hausmann and Moore asked for more.

Losing Moore and Hausmann to Michigan says we're recruiting the right players, but Rhule might start feeling some heat about the Dvoracek hire more sooner than later.

This tweet is true, but also a bit misleading. Sanders OC is being named receivers coach and his DC, Dennis Thurman is going to an analyst role. For those few of us old enough to remember, Dennis Thurman is a USC and Dallas Cowboy legend and former NFL DC. Sanders OC who is now receivers coach was a Mike Leach referral.

He hasn't actually signed anywhere yet. I think he's N but until Wednesday we don't know.

Sounds simple enough.

I am in my 50s and very familiar with Nebraska in the 80s and 90s. I asked the question beciase of the radical changes in college football since the 90s. Here are four significant ones. TV contracts/revenue sharing Partial qualifiers Schollie limits Transfer portal So as a genuine question....what does a "foundation " look like at Nebraska now?

What does a stable foundation look like?

He can't sign for over a year and divisions are gone then. But stay tuned!

Yeah....this was said exactly nowhere in the thread.

Sanders has influence that few coaches do.

Guy Chamberlain's post is spot on for the spirit of Sander's message. This message was Deion using his influence to better his players as part of society.