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He will not be 100% this year, if he plays at all. You're saying there is a chance that Lucky doesn't play at all next year? That doesn't make any sense.

John Elway? Steve Young? While it may be true that a guy doesn't need to have a huge arm to be a successful WCO quarterback, saying the best have been small and not talented is certainly not true,

It sure would be nice if they could figure this out in year four. The coverage teams suck too. The special teams as a whole have been bad for the last 3 years. Two years ago we were among the national leaders in punt returns. Lucky also had a kick return for a touchdown that was called back on a hold way away from the play. Congdon set a freshman record for field goals as well. Last year's ST were not good, that's obvious. But since you obviously hate this staff, I wouldn't expect you to actually do any research, sweeping generalizations are more your style.

This has all been talked about in another thread, but it was a PRACTICE. You don't ask players to only play 3/4 of a regular practice. THe only way to prevent injuries completely is to have no contact and that has consequences as well. Your handle is so pathetic it's funny. "ForRealBigRedFan" my ass, you may have been a fan at one point in the school's history but it's obvious you no longer are one.

pot meet kettle :asshat

Can't say I agree with their order as i believe Steinkuhler is the best player in the state hands down, but it is nice for our recruits to get recogonized.

McKeon for sure, maybe Byford?, JB Phillips?

Hopefully anyone that has a Rival subscription will read a post on RSS from a former player who says this whole "being alienated" from the program is more from the players doing than it is the administration. Without going into details, as it is premium info, former players are all invited to practices and receieve detailed practice schedules to plan when they can come. I understand that not having the coaches you played for here would make it a little uncomfortable, but I have not read one instance where these disgruntled players ever gave a specific instance where they were not allowed to participate in football affairs. All they say is they feel like outsiders or don't feel connected. Perhaps if they made a greater effort, they wouldn't feel this way. JMHO.

Adi will be here in the fall. He can kick it to the endzone.

I think he could be a serious threat in 08.

I agree 100% Joe is a great guy and a pretty decent QB, but Keller is simply better. We are lucky to have a guy like Joe, as he is much better than probably more prepared to play than 90% of backups in college football. I also think he will have a heck of a battle on his hands come 2008 for the starting spot. IMO either Witt or Lee will win out, but that is just my opinion. Witt is physically better to Joe and by all accounts (and watching Saturday) he has grasped the offense very well. I think Zac Lee is even more physically ready, but it remains to be seen how he will pick up the offense. Again, Joe is a great kid and I love his attitude and moxie, but I just don't think he will ever start fo NU.

That's all well and good, and you make some good points. However, the fact is if Lucky had not been injured NOBODY would be complaining about he or any other starter being in the 4th quarter. That's what makes the spring game different than a real game. If any starter was in a game late in the 4th when we are up 38-0, I would go ape sh**. But the reality is, nobody would even be bringing up the fact that Marlon got a carry in the 4th if it weren't for him being hurt. It's easy to say (and justify) after the fact that it was wrong, but in reality it was just an unfortunate event, rather than a stupid decision on the coaches (Watson) part.

Are you kidding me? It's a PRACTICE!!! It's not a game, it's not like we need to get the starters out to save them for next weeks game. Injuries can happen at anytime. Would you recommend only having the starters practice 3/4 of every practice? It's spring, all the players need reps, especially the ones we are going to be relying on this coming year. The only way to prevent injuries would be to put all the players you can't afford to lose in a padded room and make then stay there till Sept 1. Keeping starters in a game that is out of hand during the season = stupid Keeping starters in a PRACTICE during spring = completely normal The Spring Game is only a game for the fans, for the players it is a practice. It is a chance for them to show coaches they can perform in a game-like setting, but so are the other scrimmages during the spring. And for anyone wondering, according to Steve Sipple in his blog, Marlon is fine and was seen walking without crutches at the NU softball game today. Seems like the reports of a sprain are accurate and Marlon should be just fine.

We must not be reading the same premium content then. I would be surprised to get a big QB commit this year. We still have Ganz for 1 year, Witt for 4-5 and Lee for 3-4. Unless a kid is really looking for competition or doesnt' mind waiting his turn, I just don't think this is the year for QB recruiting. Last year we did very well to get both Lee and Witt. I guess we'll just have to wait and see. Point is, QB is not a top priority this year. Would be nice to get a another good prospect, but it's not vital.

Murtha is the one lineman I wouldn't be worried about putting on too much "bad" weight. The dude is ripped and has never been fat by any means. He is the only lineman I have ever seen with 6-pack abs, just a freak physical specimen. Now, if he could just up his intensity, he would be a great lineman for us. Here's to hoping for a quick and full recovery.

No offense to either Brodrick or TO, but I disagree with this statement 100% TO chose to leave football/athletics 10 years ago. Since that time he has done nothing to keep in tune with today's college athletics. He chose to go into politics, which is fine, but too much has changed in 10 years for him to all of a sudden get back into it like he never left. Tom is old school, college sports aren't. Like it or not college sports (especially football) is big business and I don't think TO would fit that mold very well.

I have to say I really don't think Keller and Ganz are that close. Keller has the better arm, better pocket presence, and makes quicker reads/decisions (quicker than Taylor IMO). Having said that, Ganz did impress me with how he knew the offense and certainly looked better than he did last year. His ability to move around it also an asset for him, but I think he looks to run a little to quickly. I think he is a fantastic back-up, but IMO, not a starter (at least not ahead of Keller). Anyone that was not impressed with Witt either wasn't paying attention or doesn't know football. He has a great arm and made great decisions. He was on the White team, which means he had all of 2 seconds to make plays, but he looked light years ahead of Davis who has been on the team for 3 years. I would also go as far as to say Witt looked better in this game than I ever saw Harrison Beck look for the Huskers. He is going to be a big time player and unless you are really obsessed with "star" ranking it should be obvious that we got a "big-time" recruit. Plus you have to remember, HE GRADUATED HIGH SCHOOL FOUR MONTHS AGO. He should be picking out a tux for prom, but instead is apparently grasping this "impossible" offense at an astaunishing rate.

Asante needs to learn the defense better (which is why it is such a plus that he was here for spring). It's obvious he is physically better than any safety we've had in a long time, just needs to get the mental part down. Good thing is there is a whole summer and 30 practices before the first game.

Player: David Whitmore Hometown: Port Arthur TX Position: CB Height: 6’2'' Weight: 190 40 time: 4.5 Visit Date: Scholarships offered: Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Kansas State Favorites: Signed with Nebraska Rankings/Stars: Rivals: Bid Red Report: Assessing the talent: Odds of becoming a Cornhusker: 100% Wow, out of nowhere. Looks to have great size and speed. Coach Wyatt pulls in a good one early.

He's been out all spring with a shoulder injury I believe, so it really won't be a loss at the Spring game. I haven't heard anything about him breaking his hand though.

His dad played for Florida and he has an offer from them. My guess, he's a Gator. Jonathan Meyers

And check out who he is going against in some of that film. It's none other than Mr. 5-star Ryan Miller, Bryce absolutely destroys him a couple of times.

By this point, most people that planned on going aren't going to all of a sudden decide not to go because it's on NFL network. None of the cable providers (to my knowledge) in Nebraska show NFL Network, you have to have a dish. I don't think this will have as big of an impact as, say, having it on ESPN. Then I would agree that some people would stay home. Plus, the weather looks like it is going to be fairly nice now. Highs in the 50's with NO rain. Hopefully that holds up, that will be the deciding factor in attendance. Nice day = BIG crowd

If you can look past the "stars" and the hype I think Patrick Witt is going to be a very, very good QB. Just because the all-knowing recruiting services didn't have him as one of the "top QB's" doesn't mean he won't end up as one. Also, Zack Lee was the "top" JUCO QB in the country and has 4 years to play 3.

Best o-line class in the country just got even better! Welcome to Husker Nation Bryce!