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Nebraska 27

Ohio State 45

Rushing 242

Passing 195

22 minutes ago, knapplc said:

 

If they play four games, as many teams did during the pandemic of 1918, they could preserve eligibility for a lot of guys.

A lot, but none of the guys who have used a redshirt.

I don't see Nebraska doing anything less than a 10 game season, and without the conference, that'll be almost impossible.

The main reason they wouldn't is player eligibility. There's no way they play just a few games and waste a year of eligibility for everyone.

3 hours ago, GBRFAN said:

TF will be used like the TE from SF season in Florida that finished undefeated

29 minutes ago, Nebfanatic said:

Thomas Fidone will be used like the tight end from Scott Frosts undefeated season at UCF

Personally I think it's easier to just say Jordan Akins

I also think Thomas Fidone will be one of a kind in Scott Frost's offense.

5 minutes ago, Mavric said:

Mini-Camp starts tomorrow.  Brand new world for college football.

 

Sounds like the Huskers will go breakfast, walk through, lifting, lunch, meetings, one-hour practice.  They can do that five or six days per week.

 

No word on media availability but I would guess it's pretty limited until actual practice starts August 7.

I think this is a great new wrinkle and would not be surprised if this becomes a yearly thing even after the pandemic.

6 minutes ago, Treand3 said:

He's got the size the staff is looking for at ILB too.

You responded to old post. Had me worried he was jumping in the portal too.

42 minutes ago, Decked said:

People from the Deep South cannot make fun of the Midwest. It’s third world country down there. I’ve driven through Scooba (where last chance U started) & good lord. You couldn’t pay me to live in Memphis, Mobile, or Birmingham. 
 

 

this is saying a lot. I went to college in Pittsburg, KS. 

Ah, that explains a lot.

Good thread on "herd immunity" from a strictly numbers standpoint. This is from the Mississippi governor and just based on Mississippi, but it applies everywhere.

I do think one of the biggest mistakes from the beginning was the misinformation about masks. At the end of February the surgeon general said masks don't help at all and it wasn't until the beginning of April until the CDC said they "may help". Link  The WHO didn't recommend them until June Link. This has hurt their credibility and now people don't want to listen.

Masks are our best option right now and herd immunity is a terrible plan.

Nice Twitter handle, right @Landlord

BOOM!

Here is my take:

If masks work, open everything up and get back to normal, just require masks in all buildings and venues.

You can't ask people to do things indefinitely and expect good results. Sure some people are just being stupid, but you're always going to have a few of those.

A little friendly competition

11 minutes ago, Cdog923 said:

 

What's your drink of choice today?

1 hour ago, Huskers93-97 said:

I thought the same thing. Not exactly one of the all time premier names. Alabama, Ohio State, Michigan come to mind.

It's possible that licensing had something to do with it and certain schools didn't give their approval.

6 minutes ago, suh_fan93 said:

 

I guess we finished 6th. Too bad. Fidone and Rollins would be solid though.

Watching his highlights, I'm thinking the rating is fine. His highlights consist mostly of big cushions where the receiver catches it in front of him or bad passes where he doesn't have to do anything. I didn't see a single play where he stood out.

This probably means he'll be an all-conference type player.

Crystal ball for N from a Clemson insider, confidence of 8. I assume the Ervin commitment played a role.

Here's another "revenue stream":

Georgia Tech please?

Florida State please?

UCLA please?

Indiana please?

USC please?

Wisconsin please?

North Carolina please?

Florida State please?