BIGREDFAN_in_OMAHA
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Fingers crossed for JT!
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Seems to have the right mindset. Look forward to following how he does.
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i hope Banker plays with some discipline........i worry about this guy.
Well we've already seen over-thinking and undisciplined defense. Let's try some play fast read and react defense. If it's also undisciplined it still might be more affective than the last few years.
I just hope Banker can adjust when an offense throws a wrinkle at him that he didn't expect. Pelini defenses were like turtles. Flip them on their back with an unexpected wrinkle, and it was game over.
Turtles!-
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I liked the content but it seemed like it was told by a rambling drunk
Sipple didn't write it
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I liked the content but it seemed like it was told by a rambling drunk
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I'm ready to change the MIKE position to the MATT position, what say you Husker Nation?
One vote for "NO"
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who is cole?Mike'l Severe @MikelSevere 18m18 minutes ago
Some lifting numbers from proday. ZA 18, Coop 20, Cotton 20, J Mitch 9, Roach 25, Cole 28.
Just said on the radio this was a kid from Chadron.
Maybe this guy. LINK Cole Montgomery
Wouldn't still be on 2015 roster if him, would he?
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Since they already broke them into the Red and White teams it may be likely these will be the Spring game teams.
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Just read all 5 pages to catch up. Wow!
I don't spend as much time on here as I used to but am thankful that it is here. Thanks Mods and Admins!
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Almost all of these recommendations are guys who don't have any High School coaching experience and/or don't have any relationships with existing High School coaches in Nebraska. They wouldn't be a good fit for the job. Just because someone was a great former player, doesn't mean he's a fit for this job. Just because you played, doesn't mean you can coach or manage a scouting, PR and recruiting operation. Playing is good, but they better have the other skills needed. For those of us that have played and been coached by former "greats"- can attest to that. It doesn't matter what you know as a coach, it matters what you can teach- same goes for managing and recruiting.
Benning
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Wow! End of an era.
Not really, there was a time when the Huskers were on KKAR.
When it comes to football, with every game televised, this is not a big deal (other than an FM simulcast), but for the other sports, this is a great move. 590 will air ALL baseball games, including Friday games, and the reach of 590's signal is bigger than that of KFAB's. The only time I ever listen to a Husker football game is in the car and good luck getting KFAB in Des Moines after dark, 590's signal booms in day AND night.
KFAB still had pre and post game shows when KKAR carried the games. Maybe they still will.
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Even under Osborne it shows how cyclical the talent level in-state can be.
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Wow! End of an era.
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A snapshot of how the top two TE have produced at Oregon State and Nebraska over the past five seasons. While its a matter of personnel it could be an indicator of greater production for the position going forward.
Oregon State REC YDS AVG Long TD
2014 Connor Hamlet 32 342 10.70 37 2 Caleb Smith 20 202 10.10 27
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2013 Connor Hamlet 40 364 9.10 29 (TD) 5 Caleb Smith 25 343 13.70 31
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2012 Connor Hamlet 32 403 12.60 29 (TD) 3 Colby Prince 18 136 7.60 33 1
2011 Colby Prince 12 66 5.50 13 0 no other w rec
2010 Joe Halahuni 30 390 13.00 43 5 John Reese 4 43 10.80 21 0
Nebraska 2014 Cethan Carter 6 98 16.30 34 1 Sam Cotton 3 41 13.70 23 (TD) 2
2013 Cethan Carter 10 127 12.70 26 0 Jake Long 8 121 15.10 26 0
2012 Ben Cotton 18 239 13.30 56 2 Jake Long 6 55 9.20 24 1
2011 Kyler Reed 15 257 17.10 53 1 Ben Cotton 14 189 13.50 28
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2010 Kyler Reed 22 395 18.00 79 (TD) 8 Mike McNeil 21 346 16.50 64 1
That looks like a ransom note!
GIVE ME BACK MY SON
Aw! You cracked the code.
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A snapshot of how the top two TE have produced at Oregon State and Nebraska over the past five seasons. While its a matter of personnel it could be an indicator of greater production for the position going forward.
Oregon State REC YDS AVG Long TD
2014 Connor Hamlet 32 342 10.70 37 2 Caleb Smith 20 202 10.10 27
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2013 Connor Hamlet 40 364 9.10 29 (TD) 5 Caleb Smith 25 343 13.70 31
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2012 Connor Hamlet 32 403 12.60 29 (TD) 3 Colby Prince 18 136 7.60 33 1
2011 Colby Prince 12 66 5.50 13 0 no other w rec
2010 Joe Halahuni 30 390 13.00 43 5 John Reese 4 43 10.80 21 0
Nebraska 2014 Cethan Carter 6 98 16.30 34 1 Sam Cotton 3 41 13.70 23 (TD) 2
2013 Cethan Carter 10 127 12.70 26 0 Jake Long 8 121 15.10 26 0
2012 Ben Cotton 18 239 13.30 56 2 Jake Long 6 55 9.20 24 1
2011 Kyler Reed 15 257 17.10 53 1 Ben Cotton 14 189 13.50 28
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2010 Kyler Reed 22 395 18.00 79 (TD) 8 Mike McNeil 21 346 16.50 64 1
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Only eight have been officially announced. Noah Johnson supposedly told HuskerOnline that he was walking-on but didn't make the list. Not sure what the story is. Also, the academy guy is rumored to be walking-on as well but hasn't been announced. Not sure if being a "preferred" walk-on has anything to do with any of that or not.
He's on the National Signing Day page on Huskers.com now
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Noah Johnson - LB - 6'0", 195 lbs. - Sutton
In just four games, Johnson has blasted past the 1,000-yard mark. The 6-foot-1, 210-pounder has 1,188 yards on just 80 carries. That 14.9 yards per carry and 297 yards per game.
While Johnson revels running past a defender, there's a defiant note of pride when he runs through one.
"When you watch film and see yourself outrunning a kid, it's nice to know you're faster," Johnson said. "During the play, though, I think it's running through someone. That gets you pumped up."
Last week, he scored the first five times he touched the ball. He carried the ball just nine times for 343 yards and six touchdowns, sitting out much of the second quarter and playing only the first series of the second half in Sutton's 56-6 win against Shelby/Rising City.
Holds the C-2 record for yards rushing in a season with 2,892 this past year. Holds the 11-man (all class) state record for yards rushing per game at 289.2.
He had over 300 against us the first game of the year. Kid is good. Not shifty at all though. He will end up as a fullback. Guaranteed. Nice frame on him
What is the status on him? He is currently not listed among the Nebraska walk-ons.
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Most informative and level headed: McKewon
Most irritatingly positive (loved by some): Sipple
Most irritatingly negative (loved by some): Chatelain
Most entertaining radio: Sharp and Benning
Most annoying radio but with good guests: Unsportsmanlike Conduct
Most missed local guy: Kevin Kugler (glad his career is going well)
This is a good list.
Thought, I'd argue that the most missed local show has to be Schick and Nick. Call me a dork, but that show was hilarious.
Yeah I once emailed the Schick and Nick show to let them know I didn't like the show initially bit it grew on my like a fungus and I started liking it. Matt emailed back that was the funniest compliment they ever got.
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Pretty sweet page on Huskers.com
Their graphics arts people must be scrambling to add Adrienne Talan and walk on Noah Johnson
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Congrats to Bellevue West wide receiver and Wyoming commit @CJ_Johnson15 for being named the Nebraska Gatorade player of the year. #nebpreps
He was the second biggest blunder of previous staff behind Joe Burrow
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He'd make a heck of a center...but which sport?
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247 now has Nebraska at 50% to Oregon at 40%
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For the record: Scout and 247 have him at 6'6 320 and 6'7 330 respectively.
So the answer is no, it's not common for a tackle to weigh 340 lbs.
Wisconsin is known for their big beefies on the O-Line and on their two deep at OT are 6-5, 321\6-6, 295\6-6, 303\6-7, 320. At OG they have 6-7,324\6-5, 301\6-5, 317\6-4, 299
It's possible that he is playing tackle because he is the best lineman on the team and you put your best players where they can help you the most.I watched the film of him vs Burbank. It appeared like he was playing against a middle school team. I have concerns he isn't quick enough on his feet to play tackle in the Big 10. Neither did I see many pancakes vs guys 70 pounds lighter than him. He might be effective in a big back, drive the ball down the field offense. I realize he isn't a finished product at this level. He will need some serious coaching.
Also, is it common for a LT to be 340 lbs? Seems like that is too much weight for a tackle.
Found this on the trend in the SEC:
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I watched the film of him vs Burbank. It appeared like he was playing against a middle school team. I have concerns he isn't quick enough on his feet to play tackle in the Big 10. Neither did I see many pancakes vs guys 70 pounds lighter than him. He might be effective in a big back, drive the ball down the field offense. I realize he isn't a finished product at this level. He will need some serious coaching.
It's possible that he is playing tackle because he is the best lineman on the team and you put your best players where they can help you the most.
Also, is it common for a LT to be 340 lbs? Seems like that is too much weight for a tackle.
Wisconsin is known for their big beefies on the O-Line and on their two deep at OT are 6-5, 321\6-6, 295\6-6, 303\6-7, 320. At OG they have 6-7,324\6-5, 301\6-5, 317\6-4, 299
Signed - WR Derrion Grim
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Did he have an injury that limited him to 5 games as a junior and 10 as a senior? Monster numbers and could be a STEAL!