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You're probably right, except for Nebraska kids. We really need games this fall, for recruiting and for all of our sanity.

I think it's just mostly that the majority of our top targets are either trending elsewhere or they've gone radio silent. Nebraska is a harder sell without being on campus, seeing the spring game, meeting with the coaches, etc. We just need to hope recruiting opens up soon (and games are played this fall, and we win a lot).

We literally got a commit 2 days ago...

Could there be some truth to a damaged relationship? Sure. On the other hand, could it just be a kid got his degree and wants his chance to lead a team? Every bit as likely. I'm guessing Frost wanted him to stay but laid things out honestly and supported him in his decision. Also, Masker is still here for emergency purposes.

I think it's more the fact that Noah saw how good Luke is and probably got a glimpse of Logan's abilities as well. I wish him nothing but the best, but we still have some studs there.

No argument here.

12 scholarship departures now

I get what you're saying, but linemen don't seem to transfer as much as skill guys. Plus, it's easier to find a walk-on lineman that's deserving of a scholarship to replace a transfer for a year or two. I think 4 or 4.5 is a good yearly average of scholarship signees without sacrificing much at other positions.

Beef packers* will lose money. The beef feeders are already losing plenty of money while the packers are making plenty.

Right, but I think he was closer to Held than Walters, so hopefully that helps us out. I'm excited to watch his career continue to unfold here.

Reading really fast, it looked like 510 TD's, 858 TD's, etc. Is the quarantine over yet

Wrong SDSU.

I understand that, but I think the current situation is going to make it harder to get back on track than some realize. I hope he gets it figured out.

Are they actually on break or switched to online learning? If they switched to online learning like most schools, that's a shock for a lot of students. They now have almost all of the responsibility and much less support and accountability. Plus, it's not less work for most students or teachers. At least in his situation, I'm sure he's got plenty of people contacting him to hold him accountable and help as needed.

The way our school is doing it, and how many in the state are, will be basing this semester's grade on just the 3rd quarter. That's great for students who did well for the 3rd quarter, not great for those who didn't. However, we decided for students who work really hard during this online learning, we can bump their grades up. We won't be reducing grades for students who slack off this quarter. This basically follows guidance from the state that this is more an enrichment time rather than typical expectations. We are still teaching our students as close to normal as possible, but it is technically not required that they do the work. The longer they go without finding out it's optional, the better.

I actually found it fairly entertaining. For the most part it was pretty good football and the production and announcers did a good job. I'm not sure how I feel about shoving a microphone in every player's face right after they make or miss a play.

This is probably why he waited until now:

Interesting timing

Why would someone need a recipe to make a sub sandwich?? (Georgia)

Thread title is a little off. Super Bowl XLIV was ten years ago (super bowl 44) featuring the Saints vs Colts. This year is Super Bowl LIV (54)

I've seen the video. I was just providing stats that are put in by the Scottsbluff coaches themselves. Again, it was one punt...

Stats like this are always fun...