Pedro G

Did anyone else see that? Edey is a class act. The NCS player not so much.

Did anyone else see that? Edey is a class act. The NCS player not so much.

I heard Ed Stewart’s name come up. Former Husker All American linebacker from the ‘94 NC team.

I wonder how strong a recruiter Thomas is.

My understanding is DR had practiced well up to this game, which was really another practice.

I wonder if Frost could get a Power Five offer as the HC. At best maybe he could get an OC position at that level or a HC at a Group of Five school. Most important he would need to quit drinking.

Pay them enough money, they will walk on.

Is this the first time in a NC where both teams are not regularly in the top 10 in recruiting?

Why? Because all the Huskies had to do was take a knee on third down, the RB would not had gotten hurt, and there would had only been 13 seconds on the clock when Washington punted. Texas likely wouldn’t had that opportunity to win the game. Washington dodged a bullet.

Reported to run an electronic 4.65 40. Isn’t that about 4.45 hand held? He certainly is fast enough.

You must had seen different highlights. I saw a good share of long TD runs.

Is that RB who recently is transferring from Oregon considering Nebraska?

I agree with that. I’m talking mostly about those back to back loses to Oklahoma and Georgia Tech — 45-10 and 45-21. I believe that was 1990.

Totally two different styles of QBs. But no one would ever have more impact on this program than Tommie. No he wasn’t the only player, but he seemed to had led the Huskers back after TO teams started to falter some. Yes TO’s wins and loses were still very good but they had some blowout losses. Maybe — hoping he will — when it’s all said and done, DR “hopefully” will have as much of an impact. But you never know for sure. But being a pocket passer compared to an option QB, it will be very difficult to ever say who would be better on the college level. However, until DR proves himself, I will go with Tommie.

Wow, the roller coaster of recruiting. Seems far from a sure thing.

Actually Ryan Puglisi seems to be really good. I saw a comparison to him and DR. He could very well compete for the starting job. Not saying he will get it, but this guy appears to be at a high level.

It looks like Georgia won’t be hurting at QB. The other guy they have committed, a four star, looks really good. He’s more mobile. DR appears to be a serviceable runner but not a dual threat like the other guy. I don’t expect to see the option run with DR. But that is ok with me. I rather have a great passer versus a great runner. We saw how that went last season.

Marlon Lucky was a disappointment to a certain degree. He played and was productive. But he was never the difference maker he was billed to be. Wasn’t Baker Steinkuler (SP?) a five star? He was ok but again never a difference maker.

The concern is not just Carter Nelson if DK decommits, but also his two WRs and Brix. I hope he stays.

It’s only his first year here. But with that said, I would not be unhappy if Iowa hired him.

Dang, if only Rhule could recruit in football as Cook in volleyball. I know. It’s more likely you would get struck by lightning.

Remember the Kansas coach years ago? He makes Illinois’s look skinny.

I tend to think N keeps it close in the first half with Michigan ahead 14-7. But Michigan pulls away and wins 28-7 when it’s all said and done.

I think Rhule again will look to the transfer portal for a QB for next year. Hopefully he makes a better selection. So far Sims is a bust. Daniel will likely not be ready to start.

Casey would be starting now if we still had him. What a shame. N will need a better transfer prospect at QB for next year.