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  1. 2 hours ago, lo country said:

    Definitely some one who is currently  on the team.  Or on the roster. They might be a defection, a transfer or a dismissal. It will be a shock to some, but not those who know.  It's being posted (rumored) on some message boards, but don't talk about it...:D

    I read the rumor. Hopefully everything works out. Not sure how this works for a student athlete. 

  2. I thought the offensive play calling was fine once Vedral went out. Yeah, it was a lot of the same plays, but Indiana wasn't exactly stopping it. I'm fine calling the same play, or similar plays if it nets positive yardage. If the other team can't stop it, keep doing it until they can. 

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  3. 7 hours ago, WyoHusker56 said:

     

    I agree that we need to be good at them, but we can't even block a screen properly. My point is that a defensive lineman is standing next to our RB on those screens forcing bad or less than ideal throws most of the time that I've seen.

    Timing is everything with the screens. Everyone has to work together: oline, RB, and QB. Luke threw one of the best screen passes I have seen at Nebraska for a while. 

  4. 1 hour ago, kozzman555 said:

    With all the talk from HCSF and some of the other players (Wan'dale) about guys not taking things seriously, not being focused, and not buying in, which JR/SR's do you see being sat down now that HCSF doesn't have to worry about burning redshirts? I could see the Davis twins and some of our O-line taking a seat.

    I doubt anyone will be sitting

  5. Just now, Stone Cold said:

    These actually have really good reviews.  Id like a QLED from Samsung so ill see what they run around black friday

    I can vouch for these TVs. Solid picture, great input lag time (if you're into gaming), and I really like the built in Roku. Great value TV 

  6. 10 minutes ago, TheSker said:

    I understand the debate of the actual player ratings from when they were in high school.

     

    Football is not general ledger accounting, especially when the original numbers are up to 5 years old.

    What would change the ratings? Coaching? 

  7. 2 hours ago, TheSker said:

    You are welcome to your interpretation, but I'm not interested in discussing because it would be a circular debate.

     

    You're welcome to be as critical as you like.

     

    It seems like it's been mentioned 1,000 times why recruiting rankings prior to Frost's arrival are meaningless.  A high percentage of those guys were part of the attrition of roster flipping.

     

    Reading your above post, it seems rather obvious you don't think Frost is the right guy.

    While the overall recruiting ratings would not be accurate for the reason you mention above (attrition), the actual ratings of the players that are starters on the depth chart show Nebraska with the slightest edge over Minnesota, and more of an edge over Indiana. If you looked at the ratings, and everything else was equal, you would say that Nebraska and Minnesota should be in a close game, and Nebraska should win comfortably against Indiana. 

     

    So, I think Undone's interpretation might be closer to the truth than the "no talent" argument I keep seeing. 

     

    A few notes:

    1) The rating is from 247 sports, which I feel is a fair evaluation of talent

    2) I got the depth charts from the team website. Just seeing Nebraska's week-to-week, the depth charts for other teams may not be 100% accurate. If there are mistakes, I would be happy to fix them

    3) There were two players for Minnesota I couldn't find a composite rating for: Sam Renner and Jordan Howden. From what I understand, Sam is a walkon that had no other offers; Jordan had one other offer from Idaho St. 

    ratings.pdf

  8. 9 hours ago, gorp512 said:

     

    He's still built like a HSer. He'll get more comfortable as he fills out. 

    I thought he was running pretty tough, considering his size. Not Wandale tough, but still tough. 

  9. 2 hours ago, Mavric said:

    Those of you in the "Huskers don't need alternate uniforms" camp can count Bill Moos among your group.  Word is he's not overly excited about them and think the Huskers brand is iconic enough to not need alternates.

     

    I'm kind of mixed on them.  I've been underwhelmed by what we've had so that doesn't help.  But I think the players/recruits like them enough that one game a year is fine.

     

     

    I don't mind the idea of alternative uniforms, but like you said, they have been really underwhelming. I think people make too big of a deal over them. The players and recruits like them, and it's once a year. 

     

    Personally, I don't really care what the Huskers are wearing. I just want them to play well. I'm tired of seeing crappy football. 

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