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Then maybe he should coach his son to: be a QB, become faster so he can get open, to bag groceries. Go figure a Qb has a good career when he finds himself in a good situation.

Remember when Kurt Warner was so good at Quarterbacking that he bagged groceries for a living

Northwestern really calling their shots. I guess they don't want to look desperate like Nebraska offering scholarships to anyone with a heartbeat.

I think some are missing the current attitudes of a LOT of players. They want to be where they can play and be seen so they can make it to the NFL. I hear it all the time about making it to the league and a lot less of people saying I want to win a national championship. If I'm a top defender at Nebraska and I'm playing well and pretty much have my spot locked down, why would I risk going to another school? On a promise from another coach? those are always followed through on. I can see if I was a kid and really wanted to go to school A but ended up signing will school B and then have the ability to school A later on. I don't see people just jumping ship if Alabama comes calling.

technically football is bodybuilding. They come in and workout and build their body's up to endure the rigors of the season. They also build their minds with football knowledge.

I want to say he was a QB and played a little bit as safety.

here is a thought. Maybe this kid camped at Nebraska and the coaches saw him against good talent and decided to pass?

if his version of "Cookie" rhymes with "Bookie" this should be a hard pass

Notice the head lean?? I don't think he wants to play for Fleck

Did these catch on?

Bo has created a toxic culture on this board. The complete lack of buy-in is affecting its performance

just want to add my two cents on Jackson. He was pretty bad his first two years. He got better his final two years. I will give credit where credit is due. He made some plays this year. As someone who played DB and has coached the position I am pretty critical of the secondary. Jackson was bailed out so many times by bad throws or rec just dropping the ball, he would then get up and wave his arms like he did something... nope he got lucky. Then the announcers say "Lamar Jackson on the pass break-up" and the layman fan is like hey nice play Lamar. Did he get much better? yes. Is he really good? No.

who was the lead recruiter??..... Walters?

I concur

I listened to him talk to the reporter right before halftime on the radio. He sounded like he was doing a promo before a big match in the WWE

Umm no. I know

Also..... Mo is not close to the skill of Lawrence Philips as football player

But he looked the best throwing those screen passes out of all the Qbs

But is he throwing to the correct guy on those 12 plays? Just wanted to comment so our profile pics could be together

Would have been been between 1965-69

I was literally having a conversation with someone who played under the Bob father and he told me Bob would call guys into his office at the end of each year and ask where they wanted to go to school next year (meaning they wouldn't be playing at Nebraska). Apparently was curtious enough to call schools and say i got a guy for you

I think they need to cut him loose. Letting him stick around after he has proven he puts himself before the team can cause a lot of turbulence in the locker room. Especially with the chances he had been given

I just looked on his Hudl. He played against Lane Tech. Lane tech is where they filmed the movies "The Express" and "Wildcats".

I call that pulling a Bo

Breaking new.... Tulane is now under investigation for impermissible benefits