ActualCornHusker

The bolded is 1000000% correct. The defense is pretty bad, but the offense has been the greater disappointment by far.

I really hope LSU wins this weekend. If not, it will be pretty inevitable the SEC will get 2 teams in once again...

Definitely forgot about him... sub him for Tannor

Yeah, forgot about him. Will be interesting to see what the new DC does with Cam then

Stille - Daniels - Thomas/Green Nelson - Honas - Miller - Tannor Clark - Dismuke - Taylor-Britt - Bootle A lot of the same in other words... hopefully some young guys can either take some of these spots or at least provide more competition and raise the play of the older players

Never said I didn't approve of the impeachment inquiry. If they believe he did something wrong, they should move forward - but it needs to be more transparent than it has been up to this point.

I'd have to look into Kasich's actual policy proposals, but I'm pretty staunchly anti-career-politician - one of the main reasons I couldn't get behind Ted Cruz.

I'm not far from you actually. Voted for Trump with hopes he'd tear down a couple wings of the pentagon (figuratively). Instead, he's increased the scope of government and spent a bunch more money, so I'd love to have someone else to vote for. Problem is, there aren't any good options at the moment.

These segments are fun to learn from. Urban Meyer explains how Illinois & tOSU used the size of Wisc's OL against them. Hopefully we can scheme something similar, but again, I'm not sure we have the speed or instinct at LB to do these same things...

And?

Lamar is really the feel-good story of this staff so far. Prior to this staff arriving (and for the first 4-5 games with this staff) LJ was a guy that got picked on and torched by opposing QBs/WRs. I give him a ton of credit for sticking around and improving after he got benched last year vs Purdue. It would have been really easy for him to pick up and leave, but he didn't. Kudos to him for that. As far as this team moving forward without him, I think we'll be just fine with either Cam Taylor-Britt or Braxton Clark (or Newsome, etc) moving into his CB spot.

Sorry I forgot only never-Trumpers and far-left people are allowed in this forum All dissent from the group-think is shouted down

I agree. I never said the last part...

Let's make sure to hold your standard to everyone then, k?

The problem with using this Ukraine phone call as grounds for impeachment are this: *The nature of the matter could easily implicate Biden, Obama, etc. just as much if not more than Trump. *With all the questions surrounding Biden & his son in Ukraine, many people see no problem with Trump asking Ukraine to help look into it... Honestly, if roles were reversed, and it were Eric Trump being paid just short of $1,000,000 a year, Trump running for President, and President Biden called Ukraine to ask for help investigating candidate Trump... You think we'd be dealing with the amount of outrage that we're currently seeing?

So you're telling me we're winning the National Title in 2022?

You're welcome to try to debunk any of the actual evidence referenced in the article... But your claim is that Vox, CNN, MSNBC, etc. DON'T do the very thing that you're claiming John Solomon does that discredits him?

Do you not find it disturbing that evidence against political elites gets covered up or not allowed to be reported on?... 2 points: 1. I don't care who shared it. Not even sure who John Solomon is... But you realize it directly quotes emails and memos that are just as if not more damning toward Biden/Obama than the transcript is for Trump, right? 2. I've seen plenty from other posters linking Vox, CNN, MSNBC, etc... Those are much more discredited publications/opinion pieces than this... C'mon...

Here's a couple for you fresh off the press: https://twitter.com/jsolomonReports/status/1191471811562790912?s=20

And therein lies the problem: How can Republicans trust that Dems will be willing to hold their own side accountable in the future when needed? Because they haven't done so yet... I want to be perfectly clear: I'm not defending anything - I'm simply pointing out the nuance of this situation... So the choices that staunch Republicans have are as follows: 1) Stand behind Trump & don't support the impeachment OR 2) Support the impeachment in hopes that Dems will do the same when their own party is in power. Doing this runs the risk of Dems then being able to point the finger at the GOP as the party of slime and run with that in all elections throughout the country. Here's the only way forward: If they're going to impeach Trump and try to convict him for colluding with a foreign power, then Biden, Obama, and Hillary need to be tried right alongside him for being guilty of the same offense...

If Trump truly did something against the law, then impeach him. But let's hold everyone else to the same standard. Until we hold ALL people accountable, regardless of side, we'll continue to see the joke of a highly partisan circus that we have now. Can you name a modern president that was not highly corrupt?

Tbh i haven't followed it much. Sounds like it's a long shot in the Senate, and it's probably not the right hill to die on for the Dems but