ActualCornHusker

Odd....

Apparently everything the left doesn't like is Russian propaganda... What BS... And the left calls people on the right conspiracy theorists... good grief...

What an absolute bunch of malarkey....

My list would probably be something like this: 1. Flea flicker vs Colorado 2. Decision to not pull Martinez vs Purdue (he was playing horribly & we should have won that game by 20) 3. Broken contain on reverse by Purdue on game-winning TD 4. Strip-sack vs Indiana - we were firmly in control of that game prior to that 5. TD kickoff returns vs Iowa (Wisconsin too, but we lost by 16 so...)

I don't entirely disagree. If people checked the box for Sanders overwhelmingly, he would have been the nominee (And as I've stated previously, I'm no fan of Sanders, but I'm less of a fan of the DNC). But it is the nature of the political landscape today unfortunately that people in both parties will pass over a candidate that they like most for one who "has the best chance at winning." Having the support of the DNC and its superdelegates very early in the primary gave the appearance that Hillary was "too far ahead" for Bernie to win. The superdelegate system is shady to begin with - especially for a party who complains so much about the electoral college. But they should at least have to wait to pledge their votes...

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It doesn't say anything about the timing of those superdelegate pledges. From my recollection, many of the superdelegates had pledged their support early in the process - and while they didn't commit to anyone until the race was about over, they had an enormous influence on many Dem voters who saw the support Hillary had from the superdelegates and therefore cast their vote for her. She had the DNC wrapped around her finger.

So super delegates had nothing to do with it eh?

He's gonna end up doing a Mike Riley to USC... They're doing a terrible job recruiting right now.

Yes he is. Although I'll give him credit this year for putting his absurd SEC bias aside and actually saying that Ohio State is the best team in America. But yeah, Utah has been dominant and Moss is one hell of a RB

I mean... Frost wasn't wrong about that, and he didn't say it in a derogatory way - more as a matter of fact, which it is. Let's be real... He'd ride his bike.

Wow, just watched about half of his film. Appears to have great instincts and phenomenal closing speed. It will be interesting to see what happens when he's being blocked by a D1 OT.

Oh God I hope not...

I have no clue.

As in taking the head coach job there?...

The one coach I have not seen any activity from on the trail is Walters. Anybody know who he's been visiting so far?

Kamala Harris drops out of the race. Good. https://www.politico.com/news/2019/12/03/kamala-harris-drops-out-out-of-presidential-race-074902

The WR room still needs a lot of work so I'm sure that's what the coaches are working on. JD, Wandale, and Warner return as strong contributors but behind them needs strengthening. Hopefully Houston, Chase, Nance, and Hickman develop well. Then with Betts and others coming in (hopefully Manning), that room is gonna look really studly in the near future. Would be nice if Hunt and Legrone can get their situation figured out as well, but I won't get my hopes up there

Joe Biden: The hilariously creepy gift that keeps on giving...

I'd love to see Strong on the staff, but I highly doubt it happens. Frost will likely ride with his guys at least one more year unless someone leaves on their own.

I'll answer the question for him since I'm pretty positive who he's referring to:

For sure. I've been saying, if they win the natty, this year's Ohio State team will be mentioned in the same breath as 95 Nebraska, 01 Miami, and 05 Texas. They're impressive.