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I got my tickets, its going to be awsome!
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That was a really good video, it almost makes me feel better about last season. Almost
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10 win season regular season, with a Big 12 North Championship at least.
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I think that bitch should be arrested for waisting the cops time with such pointless stuff. They should be out there solving actual crimes. Keller will probably just get told not to do it again or get a 10 dollar fine just because he is Sam Keller, the future starting QB for Nebraska.
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It very well could be the Texans now. That would be awsome. Two Huskers on the same team. Do they still have Brown on there team? If they do that would make 3.hold the freakin phones!!
with the matt schaub trade, the texans will probably be looking at a defensive line mate to go across mario williams. this is the perfect time to hit carriker with the tenth overall. the kid from clemson that everyone gets googly about will be gone, so this makes sense now.
if the schaub trade didn't happen, i'd say brady quinn for sure. and from what espn.com says, kubiak was in love with him.
but now, i would tend to believe that the texans will go DE for their first pick. and this just reeks of taking carriker. he'd get single coverage with williams on the other side of the ball.
can't think that's a bad idea.
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True, but March Madness is March Madness for me as well. Besides football season, this is usually my favorite time of the year.March Madness in Nebraska IS Spring Football.
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Yes.
LoL, just kidding. I am right there with you buddy.
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I just saw last night that Mel has him going to the Titans as the 19th overall pick.
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I think that he would bold well with a team like the Jets. I could see him running the kind of passing game that they run. It just fits him very well, because they run a short controlled passing game.
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Taylor may be drafted after all.
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I'm N!
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And if not that maybe they will get B-Jax in the second or maybe third round.People have been saying that the Packers will look to draft Marshawn Lynch since Green left.
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He is going to play for Hawaii at I would assume he will be there running back, his dream position. I am not sure if he will be able to play or not. He might because he went there last year so that would mean he sat out his transphere year this season. And should be able to play this upcoming season, but I am not sure.I was just thinking about where he actually went to play, and if he is going to be able to play this year. It would sure be nice to have him now. He would probably be at safety and him and Asante back there would be awesome! Green is pretty good though I think.
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There is a good tight end out of Ohio named Jake Stoneburner, maybe he can help us get him.Sounds good hopefully he can recruit some of that talent from the Ohio area.
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33 bench reps, is that good? And I figured Moore ran a 4.85 to a 4.8 but I guess that the way things go. He still should be drafted by at least the 3rd round.
33 reps is very good
Excellent, just making sure.
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Here are the complete results or the results so far. From NFL.com
Link: http://www.nfl.com/combine/story/10023350
Group 8 (DL) -- Top 10 Results: Three Cone
1. Brian Robison Texas-Austin 6.89
2. Claude McBride Tennessee 7.10
3. Anthony Spencer Purdue 7.14
4. Jay Moore Nebraska 7.19
5. Abraham Wright Colorado 7.20
6. Quentin Moses Georgia 7.38
7. Antonio Johnson Mississippi St. 7.47
8. David Patterson Ohio St. 7.47
9. Cliff Ryan Michigan St. 7.49
10. Charles Johnson Georgia 7.50
Group 7 (DL) -- Top 10 Results: Three Cone
1. C.J. Ah You Oklahoma 7.06
2. Adam Carriker Nebraska 7.06
3. Justin Hickman UCLA 7.06
4. Dan Bazuin Central Michigan 7.09
5. Gaines Adams Clemson 7.17
6. Tim Crowder Texas-Austin 7.28
7. Mkristo Bruce Washington St. 7.83
8. Larry Birdine Oklahoma 7.47
9. Antwan Applewhite San Diego St. 7.50
10. Justin Harrell Tennesee 7.63
Group 8 (DL) -- Top 10 Results: Vertical Jump
1. Brian Robison Texas-Austin 40 1/2
2. Charles Johnson Georgia 34
3. Jay Moore Nebraska 34
4. Quinn Pitcock Ohio St. 34
5. Xzavie Jackson Missouri 33
6. Jay Richardson Ohio St. 33
7. David Patterson Ohio St. 32 1/2
8. Anthon Spencer Purdue 32 1/2
9. Quentin Moses Georgia 32
10. Abraham Wright Colorado 31
Group 7 (DL) -- Top 10 Results: Vertical Jump
1. C.J. Ah You Oklahoma 36 1/2
2. Gaines Adams Clemson 35
3. Antwan Applewhite San Diego St. 35
4. Adam Carriker Nebraska 33 1/2
5. Baraka Atkins Miami-FL 33
6. Larry Birdine Oklahoma 32
7. Tim Crowder Texas-Austin 30 1/2
8. Justin Harrell Tennessee 30 1/2
9. Keith Jackson Arkansas-Fayetteville 30
10. Justin Hickman UCLA 29 1/2
Group 8 (DL) -- Top 6 Results: 20 Shuttles
1. Claude McBride Tennessee 4.12
2. Brian Robison Texas-Austin 4.26
3. Jay Moore Nebraska 4.35
4. David Patterson Ohio St. 4.43
5. Anthony Spencer Purdue 4.43
6. Ryan McBean Oklahoma St. 4.46
Group 7 (DL) -- Top 10 Results: 20 Shuttles
1. Adam Carriker Nebraska 4.18
2. Tim Crowder Texas-Austin 4.32
3. Gaines Adams Clemson 4.36
4. Antwan Applewhite San Diego St. 4.36
5. C.J. Ah You Oklahoma 4.40
6. Justin Hickman UCLA 4.43
7. Keith Jackson Arkansas-Fayetteville 4.56
8. Dan Bazuin Central Michigan 4.75
9. Larry Birdine Oklahoma 4.76
10. Justin Harrell Tennessee 4.79
Group 9 (LB) -- Top 10 Results: Broad Jump
1. Quincy Black New Mexico 10'4"
2. Juwan Simpson Alabama 10'3"
3. Lawrence Timmons Florida St. 10'3"
4. Antwan Barnes Florida Int. 10'2"
5. Zak Deossie Brown 10'2"
6. Justin Durant Hampton 10'1"
7. Michael Okwo Stanford 10'1"
8. Patrick Willis Mississippi 9'11"
9. Chad Nkang Elon 9'10"
10. Sam Olajubutu Arkansas 9'10"
Group 8 (DL) -- Top 9 Results: Broad Jump
1. Brian Robison Texas-Austin 10'1"
2. Jarvis Moss Florida 10'
3. Charles Johnson Georgia 9'10"
4. Jay Moore Nebraska 9'10"
5. David Patterson Ohio St. 9'10"
6. Quentin Moses Georgia 9'7"
7. Quinn Pitcock Ohio St. 9'4"
8. Jay Richardson Ohio St. 9'4"
9. Anthony Spencer Purdue 9'4"
Group 7 (DL) -- Top 10 Results: Broad Jump
1. Gaines Adams Clemson 9'11"
2. Antwan Applewhite San Diego St. 9'7"
3. Justin Hickman UCLA 9'7"
4. Baraka Atkins Miamai-FL 9'3"
5. Tim Crowder Texas-Austin 9'3"
6. Adam Carriker Nebraska 9'2"
7. Dan Bazuin Central Michigan 9'1"
8. C.J. Ah You Oklahoma 9'
9. Larry Brown Oklahoma St. 9'
10. Justin Harrell Tenessee 9'
Group 9 (LB) -- Top 10 Results: 40-Yard Dash
1. Quincy Black New Mexico 4.42
2. Antwan Barnes Florida Int. 4.43
3. Justin Durant Hampton 4.51
4. Chad Nkang Elon 4.51
5. Tim Shaw Penn State 4.51
7. Patrick Willis Mississippi 4.51
6. Juwan Simpson Alabama 4.55
8. Zak Deossie Brown 4.58
9. David Harris Michigan 4.59
10. Rory Johnson Mississippi 4.59
11. Nate Harris Louisville 4.60
Group 8 (DL) -- Top 10 Results: 40-Yard Dash
1. Brian Robison Texas-Austin 4.67
2. Jarvis Moss Florida 4.70
3. Anthony Spencer Purdue 4.70
4. Claude McBride Tennessee 4.81
5. Quentin Moses Georgia 4.82
6. Charles Johnson Georgia 4.84
7. Abraham Wright Colorado 4.89
8. Xzavie Jackson Missouri 4.92
9. Jay Moore Nebraska 4.92
10. Quinn Pitcock Ohio St. 4.93
Group 7 (DL) -- Top 10 Results: 40-Yard Dash
1. Gaines Adams Clemson 4.64
2. Jacob Ford Central Arkansas 4.65
3. Baraka Atkins Miami (Fla.) 4.69
4. Tim Crowder Texas 4.69
5. C.J. Ah You Oklahoma 4.70
6. Antwan Applewhite San Diego St. 4.73
7. Justin Hickman UCLA 4.75
8. Dan Bazuin Central Michigan 4.77
9. Victor Degrate Oklahoma St. 4.77
10. Victor Abiamiri Notre Dame 4.80
Group 9 (LB) -- Final Results: Bench
Jonathan Abbate Wake Forest 26
Rufus Alexander Oklahoma 25
Antwan Barnes Florida Int. 31
Jon Beason Miami (Fla.) 19
Desmond Bishop Cal-Berkeley 33
Quincy Black New Mexico 24
H.B. Blades Pittsburgh 22
Stewart Bradley Nebraska 28
Prescott Burgess Michigan 19
Quinton Culberson Mississippi St. 18
James Davis Florida St. 24
Zak Deossie Brown 26
Justin Durant Hampton 25
Earl Everett Florida 19
David Harris Michigan 23
Nate Harris Louisville 26
Rory Johnson Mississippi 19
Zach Latimer Oklahoma 19
Marvin Mitchell Tennessee 22
Stephen Nicholas South Florida 29
Chad Nkang Elon 23
Michael Okwo Stanford 20
Sam Olajubutu Arkansas 24
Blair Phillips Oregon 23
Paul Poslusky Penn St. 22
Dallas Sartz Southern Cal 20
Tim Shaw Penn St. 26
Juwan Simpson Alabama 15
Kelvin Smith Syracuse 26
Tony Taylor Georgia 26
Lawrence Timmons Florida St. 25
Justin Warren Texas A&M 16
Anthony Waters Clemson 25
Patrick Willis Mississippi 22
Group 8 (DL) -- Final Results: Bench
Xzavie Jackson Missouri 18
Antonio Johnson Mississippi St. 28
Charles Johnson Georgia 33
Derek Landri Notre Dame 24
Ryan McBean Oklahoma St. 27
Claude McBride Tennessee 27
Brandon Mebane Cal-Berkeley 24
Jay Moore Nebraska 26
Quentin Moses Georgia 17
Jarvis Moss Florida 16
Amobi Okoye Louisville 29
David Patterson Ohio St. 21
Jay Richardson Ohio St. 20
Brian Robison Texas 27
Cliff Ryan Michigan St. 25
Anthony Spencer Purdue 30
Marcus Thomas Florida 27
Matt Toeaina Oregon 26
Tank Tyler North Carolina St. 42
Abraham Wright Colorado 24
Group 7 (DL) -- Final Results: Bench
Victor Abiamiri Notre Dame 25
C.J. Ah You Oklahoma 26
Antwan Applewhite San Diego St. 25
Baraka Atkins Miami (Fla.) 22
Dan Bazuin Central Michigan 25
Larry Birdine Oklahoma 21
Alan Branch Michigan 33
Larry Brown Oklahoma St. 22
Mkristo Bruce Washington St. 21
Noland Burchette Virginia Tech 15
Adam Carriker Nebraska 33
Jeremy Clark Alabama 29
Joe Cohen Florida 34
Tim Crowder Texas 32
Victor Degrate Oklahoma St. 19
Quintin Echols Kansas St. 25
Jacob Ford Central Arkansas 19
Justin Harrell Tennessee 24
Justin Hickman UCLA 23
Keith Jackson Arkansas 33
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33 bench reps, is that good? And I figured Moore ran a 4.85 to a 4.8 but I guess that the way things go. He still should be drafted by at least the 3rd round.
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I bet Jacksons is very good as well.I read an article recently that talked about 40 times being more or less a relic. What the teams really look at are split times on shorter distances, 10 and 20 yards depending on possition. The 40 is more a guage of top speed, the splits are a better showing of burst speed. I would be willing to be Cornish has a much better burst than top speed.
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Yah, but if the game is the best game of the week it will be on College Gameday. And I think it will, mark it down.
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Lucky is coming back -FACT
Lucky will get a majority of the carries (barring Injury) - FACT
Lucky will have a monster (Breakout) year because he is that good - FACT
We will see mainly 2 RB Lucky and Glenn (Goalline and Short yardage) - I THINK FACT
Wilson will Redshirt, Lucky will be gone after next year, Wilson will be the man the following year and will be considered one of the best ever here (He has that ability) - I HOPE FACT
I dont personally think our RB situation is dire, i think it is improved. 4 RB is too many. BJax is gone and was good but Lucky is Better and will shine with a majority of the carries.
Should Lucky get hurt then i think you'll see Wilson's redshirt pulled and he and Glenn will get the carries. However, should Glenn get hurt i think Wilson will stay redshirted and Castille or Helu will get the short yardage and goalline carries.
I agree with your facts, and I am with you on your hopes. Lucky should be great this year.Me too, except I hope that Lucky stays for his senior year.
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Lucky was a 5 star, but carry on.Hmmmmmm yeah I would think Coach wouldn't want a trainer who over medicates 4 star recruits a "part of the program anymore".
Maybe ol' Doak can give Dr. Nick a run for his money on the Simpsons
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I think that our defense finally came together at the end of the year. It is just that our saftey play was so bad that it got exposed at times despite our extremley dominate D-line play. At the beging of the year it took our DT's some time to get a grove, and then we had some injuries at linebacker that just killed are whole defense. The Oklahoma St. game is a good example of that. We had 3 linebackers playing the whole game. That alone is enough to kill most teams. We just basically saw that the whole defense came together during the Oklahoma and the Auburn games. We were healthy and at linebacker and our D-line was playing as one and that almost covered the weekness in the secondary. Sure the offense let us down in the second half of almost every game and Callahan will get that better, just as he got our running game night and day better over this time of the year. Are offense should do nothing but improve with all of the returning talent, in fact it could be scary good baring injuries. I realize that injuries always occur we just have to avoid the serious ones. We will be better, but I don't know how much but 10 wins are very on par expectations for this years team. Of course I will be expecting at least 12 wins, because if you do not expect the best you will not get the best.
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And so will everyone else on this board.If the secondary this year turns out to be what it was like last year, I'm going to throw up.
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Hell if I knew you I would go. That is why I want to go to college down there, to watch Husker football. That is if I have any money....I wanna make it out to Lincoln next year, but no one wants to go with me.
I made plans to with a friend to go to the KU game last year, but the (now former) friend I wanted made plans with changed his mind in the summer. :asshat
Did we lose a couple of commits?
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Im not sure whats going on.. im sure its something that everyone knows about and im just an idiot but rivals list that we have 25 commits now but earlier today it said we had 27... so if anyone could help me out here whats going on?