FrostedTips

Yeah, I think the winner of USF vs UCF will take on Memphis in their championship game.

Is she squatting above the dildopolis or does she have an actual place of residence?

I think wingdings would be a perfect compromise.

I says schpealmen is best

Now we have a jet

Looks like it. That guy on the other board doesn't have a positive reputation when it comes to rumors.

Contact and a done deal are two very different things.

Someone is stating that MR will be gone tomorrow and Parella will take over. However, this person also said Del Conte was in agreement to be new AD. I would take it with a large grain of salt.

Pros play against pros. College athletes play against college athletes. My point is that you are able to be a successful passing team in Midwest weather conditions. It isn't about an offensive system, but the athletes gathered to play in said system.

Enhance89 - I will clarify again....I said my PREFERENCE is 80/20 (or higher to run the ball) because i love the running game. I did NOT say that my OPINION of passing the ball to be wussy football as the REASON why NU needs to be a running team. There are many reasons why i feel Nebraska's best chance to return to NATIONAL prominence is to run the ball (and a solid defense and special teams), namely weather conditions, recruiting, the walk on program, identity, tradition, etc. Coaches - Saban, Meyer, Devaney, Osborne, they figured it out and WON in the middle and latter stages of their careers. Sure, guys like Saban had a few rough years in the beginning of their head coaching careers, but later on they figured things out and rolled. Guys like Osborne and Meyer (just to name a few) never really had any bad years. My whole point being, Riley, In the last 20 years, has never figured it out. He's never won ANYTHING substantial. I mean, we're talking about a guy who just last year went 5-7 with HIS PLAYERS and his own "SYSTEM". He's been a head coach for a couple decades and been in coaching overall for close to 40 years. That is plenty of time to figure out how to WIN at the highest level. Now if, let's say, he had a few bad years in the beginning but then developed a solid winning career at Oregon State after that, fine. But he hasn't. Not even close. He's been mediocre his entire coaching career, college and NFL. Schemes - sure, we can talk that. Start with inside zone and outside zone blocking, add in Power runs with pulling linemen, traps, isos, counters, options, etc. I could talk all day on running plays. You can have the schemes but you also need to get the horses, which NU could do. I will say this.....in re-watching the Wisconsin game again earlier, it does look like Riley's TRYING to incorporate more running schemes/plays into his arsenal and also allowing Armstrong to run more and even some of the QB-designed runs looked good. Someone better tell Aaron Rodgers he won't be successful once the calendar hits November.