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Wait... you're writing Jurgens off??? As a freshman??

Waaaaaaaaa!!! I need my banky!!!

Back to back strawmen. Keep going..lol

Ironic. It seems to be going around

Link?

There you go. At least you didn't quit. Just gave marginal effort.

Not sure where anyone said everything was alright.

Do you know how any of this is going to turn out in the long run? So the question stands, how is any of this "we're all gonna die!!!!!" quitters mentality going to make matters better? I don't have a problem with reasoned debate about the state of Huskerland but saying 0% chance of winning is just false and not productive.

Exactly..you?

You still quit... Saying there is no chance of beating Wisconsin helps how? How about showing some grace under fire

A lot of quitters here

God we're a desperate fan base

Thanks...that's f..d up

True. I'm with you on the management of the redshirt rule. I'm sure in Frost's wildest dreams he never saw us being at this point. We'll see how this plays out in a few games. So if we beat Maryland he's still in the same position of not being able to play his untested youth against Iowa. What a conundrum...

Agreed. Then again how many freshmen around the country are making an impact? Either our schemes must require the intellect of a rocket scientist or we are recruiting some real dullards.

Can you link those Tweets? I looked and didn't see anything that was too egregious but then again I'm not a Twitter jockey

I could see that up to this point in the season. We need to get to bowl eligibility. But once that is out the window, it's then time to play the youth movement. Can it be any worse?

But if he feels the season is lost then only an idiot wouldn't take advantage of the four game redshirt rule. If the season is lost you play your young talent as much as possible up to the point of four games.

I've been waiting for the last few games to see if the young blood has any more fire and talent than that of the Riley guys. And yet, the Frost recruits are getting enough snaps to take advantage of the new rule. I'm baffled by the thought process of wanting to preserve a player's redshirt, which is understandable, but when they play they get one or two snaps per game (i.e. Rahmir Johnson), etc. If you're going to play a guy that is eligible for a redshirt in four games, then play him. Now that the season is winding down and Rahmir has played something like three games he will either have to be played sparingly or burn the redshirt. Wouldn't it have been better to not play him at all until we've reached the point that bowl eligibility was shot? Johnson is only one example. Luke McCaffrey is another. Remember the one snap he took in a game? Keem Green the same. It seems to be an indication of a flawed decision making process. Am I the only one alarmed by this? Frost is a smart guy, so I'm going to have to give him the benefit of the doubt and see if he has another plan to play these guys as the season circles the vortex of the toilet. But we've all worked with, or know, smart guys that can't see the forest for the trees. If I'm Frost I'm going with the young blood from here on out and empty the bench up to the point of preserving their redshirts. We're going to need these guys as the future. How frustrating it must be for a 4-star to bust his butt then waste the four year redshirt rule on the bench, in a season when the old blood shows no fight. If we see some of these guys hitting the transfer portal we'll know why. It'll be interesting to see who plays the remainder of the season. Does Frost empty the bench and take advantage of the rule? If Frost stays the course with the current upper class, we're truly screwed.

Brody Belt...no Wandale?

We got this

Somebody make a play

What would Matt Turman do?

Ok...Ozbone time

It's gotta be tough playing pregnant