Husker03

Can’t find live stats anymore at the Husker site. Anybody know another place to follow? 

1 hour ago, gobiggergoredder said:

That’s actually a decent list.  

None of them are going to give him what he wants. Starting job. 

9 minutes ago, TGHusker said:

I agree with this.  It would have the same stink as SF showing back up at this point. 

To play QB for a year? I'd take it.

7 minutes ago, mwj98 said:

DK is the guy. Stop it. Just stop it. DR is not leaving Georgia. 

Daniel, it's going to be ok. We are very excited to have you here, too!

2 minutes ago, Stone Cold said:

Sorry, its a different world.  Money does things to people.  Id throw all of you under the bus if it meant getting life changing money and i dont think many other people are different from that.  

Not life changing for that family. 

12 minutes ago, Hayseed said:

You could get a 5 star and he could get injured the first game…we need to keep our guys like Haarberg, that have no other prospects at any school for QB because that is the real way to win championships.

I don’t know if we have room for Raiola. 
 

hahahaha 

It was the worst basketball I've ever seen played, and I have a 7 year old in the Lincoln area CYBL league so I've seen some crap.  

I honestly have no idea how that team even pretends to move forward from this week.  Uninspired does not even begin to describe the second half. Hoiberg better find a leader for that team quick or suit up next game because there is an black hole on that team when looking for somebody to step the F up.

20 minutes ago, BigRedBuster said:

Well this site claims that he had the same number of fumbles as HH (11) and lost 7 of them.  

 

I'm really not interested.

 

 

How many snaps did each take? I'd guess Cam's fumble rate is less than a quarter of HH's and also interception rate much better and TD rate also much better. Hope Rhule more willing to look into the "why" of stats and not just take them at straight face value. 

13 minutes ago, Born N Bled Red said:

 

He played the most important position on the field in each of our wins. We won in spite of the fact he was on the field. 

Fixed it for you.  Haarberg is a horrendous Div 1 QB. To argue otherwise is insanity.

1 hour ago, brophog said:

 

 

We didn't have a scheme this year. You know that because if you have a scheme then half of opposing defense isn't waiting on the QB on every option play because they have to account for the other plays/components that make it an actual scheme. A big reason so many plays ended up as QB runs was the scheme as such didn't exist to force defenders to account for someone else. About the only symmetry this offense had was to hope they over-commited to the QB runs enough that eventually you could drop one over the top for a big play.

 

 

We got real good at the “drop one” part. 

Can’t wait to see how many offensive players we put in the list! #FireSatt

1 hour ago, DevoHusker said:

 

I agree that starter changes contributed...But you did see where we were only the 3rd team in 53 years? The ineptitude continues to astound me.  

But the types of teams that win these types of prizes are poor teams that get decimated by injuries. Like, a 3-9 team that finished with an interim head coach kind of bad followed by the top 2-3 positions across the board the next year sustaining multiple game/season ending injuries. 
 

A 2022 dumpster offense that loses every skill player that made it even limp along doesn’t bode well for any amount of quality depth needed to get through the Big10 2023 season. 
 

And it showed. 

1 hour ago, Red Five said:

 

So wait. Wasn’t a QB after all?

5 hours ago, lo country said:

I wonder if our D generated this many INT's and fumbles during practice as opponents have in games.  I can't imagine that the TO issue only showed itself 1 day per week...

They didn’t really create many on season so I’d suspect it wasn’t super obvious on camp. 

Not sure in the time of equality and NIL and all of the rigmarole why there is still a bowl requirement to allow for continued practice. Let all schools practice until December 20th. Why should the teams good enough to make continue to have and advantage over the horrible programs? 

1 minute ago, lo country said:

In the day of NIL and the Transfer Portal, there are no longer any 3-4 year rebuilds.  Players, admn, fans all want wins sooner than 3-4 years IMHO.  

Guess I’m not sure that’s true. I know we THINK it should be true. But haven’t seen anybody that has been able to use it to do it.   Sanders has us all thinking it was the magic it seems it should be, but it turns out you can’t plug gaping holes in a year and that is even WHEN you bring in an NFL caliber QB. 

7 minutes ago, ranch boy said:

if this is the reason he couldn't do better than a QB known for to's (or keep a perfectly serviceable QB already on the roster), then buckle up because it's going to be a bumpy ride.

 

rhule didn't do anything to make neb more appealing for QBs or any offensive players. 

Well that’s true and that’s where we are at. You’re right. Nobody coming here better to play QB. So it’s the Chubb’s Kaelim show next year. So. Get ready to copy/paste all these threads for next year. We all understand it’s a 3-4 year project until it takes more than a year. There are no quick fixes to that QB room. In fact, may get that OLine fixed much quicker which is sickening to think about. 

3 hours ago, ranch boy said:

if only rhule had the chance to get a guy out of the portal, oh wait. 

I would love an example, if anybody can think of one, of a portal QB that transferred to a failing, losing program who hadn’t been bowl eligible and turned in a successful season. 
 

I think there is a lot of knowledge out there of portal players being pretty hit or miss, QB’s especially so. QB’s not transferring to top tie  programs even more so. 
 

Point is, it’s likely Rhule wasn’t picking from the cream of the crop. 

In

1 minute ago, presidentjlh said:

Then he should coach his players better

He’s got a new set of rookies every week. Easier said then done imo. 

6 hours ago, lo country said:

Just a rash of season ending injuries this year.  Never good to lose guys, but to lose 2 in an OT loss is just a straight kick in the nutz…..

Should have taken that time out with 30 seconds left….

2 minutes ago, ColoradoHusk said:

Grant’s fumble was the costliest turnover for the Minnesota game. 

Can he play QB?

The reason it is frustrating is because so many things have been surprisingly good. We can see we are ‘this’ close to being an average to good team instead of the bad we’ve been for 7+ years. But alas, we are one minor position player short and it’s just so hard to as bad as we thought we’d probably be. 

1 minute ago, tyrone_biggums said:

What I'm still trying to learn is why even call satterfield a QB coach? They obviously don't practice quarterbacking. How long has Haarberg been throwing sidearm and turning wide open passes into horrible arm punts? Can no one teach him how to correctly throw a football? 

Longer than 6 months…

Went from no lose November around here to no win November in a hot minute.