Apathy

9 hours ago, SouthLincoln Husker said:

There is also a scholarship issue.  We need lineman more than 2 portal qbs.

I agree we need more OL (have 1 maybe 2 if the Okie State OL picks us) out of the portal but we do need 2 QB’s from the portal though. Frost should’ve took a QB from the portal last year with McCaffrey leaving and having 0 experience behind an injury prone Martinez but typical Frost it takes him too damn long to make the right decisions
 

11 minutes ago, commando said:

is there a complete list of transfer qb's we went after and didn't get?

According to Sipple

#1 Jake Haener

#2 Miles Brennan 

#3 Kedon Slovis 

3 minutes ago, Decked said:

Probably but I would at least like to see some fight 

Probably would’ve seen some more fight had Frost coached as if his job was on the line this year

1 hour ago, Decked said:

Grayson McCall coming back as well. If we don’t get a QB Scott Frost might as well enter the transfer portal. 

Frost will be done after next year anyways, go after Dave Aranda and give him a blank check. 

1 hour ago, ColoradoHusk said:

Oh please enlighten me where I'm wrong in this case?

1. You stated that Frost never recruited Keegan which in fact he actually did. 
 

2. I’m not butt hurt just find it weird that Clester recruits harder for Iowa than he does his own Alma Mater

26 minutes ago, ColoradoHusk said:

Maybe Frosty should have recruited his son, and you wouldn't be so butt hurt. 

Tell you that you didn’t pay attention to recruiting without telling me that you didn’t pay attention to recruiting….ColoradoHusk will go first 

26 minutes ago, Toe said:

 

Supposedly his family is listening to Clester...

Man I can’t stand Clester

Dave Aranda and Luke Fickell would be my top 2. Both coaches have experience coaching in the B1G while having success at their current HC gig so just throw the checkbook to them and have them write out their own check

50 minutes ago, GlobalHusker said:

Army OC would make sense, even if it’s just rumors. The guy also coached OL at Georgia Southern. Can be the run game coordinator with his experience at Army. Fits in next to Joseph as passing game coordinator. Would also coach the OLine.

 

Would be a dream to get Grimes, though. BYU’s offensive was a beast under him

I guess we’ll have to wait and see if this is true

31 minutes ago, krc1995 said:

Results don’t matter. Facilities do 

Having the best facilities doesn’t mean anything  if you’re not producing results 

Just now, krc1995 said:

Have you seen the basketball arena? 

Yes…have you seen the basketball program though? Lol

When will this f#%king nightmare end?!?!

Why can’t we have nice things? 

50 minutes ago, Crusader Husker said:

• 15-29 overall (3-9 this year which is now worse than before the season)

• 10-28 against Power 5 opponents (1-9 this year)

• 0-13 against ranked opponents (0-6 this year)

• 4-16 in road games (0-5 this year)

• 5-20 in one score games (0-8 this year)

• 1-7 coming off bye weeks (0-5 coming off scheduled byes) (0-2 this year)

 

 

When these type of stats end.

So Pelini couldn’t win the ranked games so let’s fire him and retain Frost cause he’s so much better 

1 hour ago, MdStine said:

Dan Mullen is/was fired at University of Florida:

 

Record: 34-15 (2018-21)

Bowl Games: 2-1

Conference REcord: 21-13

Conference/Division Performance: 1-1st finish; 2-2nd finishes; 1-6th

 

Scott:

Record: 15-28 (2018-21)

Bowl Games: 0-0

Conference Record: 10-24

Conference/Division Performance: 3-5ths; Either 1-6th or Tied for 6th (optimistically with a slight-slight chance 7th all alone if NW pulls a KU at pathetic Illinois)  

 

SOOO, the takeaway is:

(A) Was Florida impatient and Mullen wasn't given enough time to change what the problems he inherited?

(B) Florida won't tolerate losing?

(C) Moos really screwed Husker Nation and set the program back for years?

(D) All the Above ..... And then some?

(E) Some of the Above .... And then some?

Nebraska was screwed the moment they fired another winning coach to replace said coach with someone who had no right sitting foot in Lincoln. 

4 hours ago, Fru said:

Yup, it goes both ways. When people hear gunshots and see a guy running around with an AR15, one could argue they “feared for their lives” and acted to stop it. 

That would be believable had Kyle not run toward the cops and I’m pretty sure those gunshots were behind Kyle. One could even argue that they were directed at Kyle

2 hours ago, Fru said:

After seeing some of the buffoonery of the prosecution, it was evident that it was going to end this way. I thought they might get him on the reckless endangerment charge though. 

 

Do I understand the rationale for the verdict? Yes. Do I have trouble with it because Kyle willingly inserted himself into the situation by needlessly running around a riotous situation with a weapon? Also yes. I keep coming back to these thoughts… 

 

If Kyle stays home and plays video games that night, no one gets shot by him, and he’s not on trial.

 

If Kyle goes to Kenosha to help clean or whatever, but without a weapon, does he get accosted for being perceived as a threat or a mass shooter? Probably not. 
 

Kyle’s choices led to this and to not see him bear any semblance of responsibility is deeply troubling. 

Couldn’t the same thing be said for the rioters….umm I mean “peaceful” protestors? If they weren’t there rioting burning the community up nothing would’ve happened. 
 

Couldn’t the same thing be said for the POS’s that assaulted Kyle and tried grabbing his gun while pointed their weapon at Kyle? Had they not chased after him, assaulted him with their legs and skateboard while trying to disarm Kyle while pointing a gun at him as we was fleeing toward safety, this wouldn’t have happened. 
 

It goes both ways

The only reason this went to trial was because of the wide spread coverage CNN, MSNBC, ABC, etc of misinformation of said incident. The misinformation of supposedly facts the lame stream media fed the nation which most of the left gobbled up turned out to be lies when presented in court.

13 minutes ago, Archy1221 said:

Why are you so eager to spread lies.  That would be the more pertinent question for everyone

Cause that’s what the left does

11 hours ago, HuskerNation1 said:

If tickets against a top 5 team are going that low, it will drive down interest for season tickets for those that only attend a few games and plan to make money selling the rest. 

I have little interest in renewing my season tickets. I’d say it’s 70/30 I don’t renew them 

1 hour ago, Born N Bled Red said:

 

Get you some Brian Ferentz man. 

3 minutes ago, ColoradoHusk said:

Overall, the penalties and turnover margin have improved, but it's the timing of the penalties and turnovers which are still leading to losses.

This…which was the point I was making

Frost passed on Burrow because Burrow doesn’t like cinnamon rolls with his chili #facts

I honestly believe that it’s due to players not having the mindset and lack football IQ. 
 

Week in, week out, year after year we see the same penalties and turnovers happening at the most crucial times during games. 

6 hours ago, ColoradoHusk said:

Trev has said that he will be re-evaluating the season ticket holders who don't pay an annual donation to purchase their tickets. Last week, he said it was in the 25-30% of ticket holders for football. If he's going to be asking for a donation on top of the ticket prices, then he will need to have a good product on the field. That product isn't there with Frost. 

Trev would be stupid to do that. My parents have had season tickets since ‘92, don’t pay a donation fee and would not renew those tickets if they would be force to pay a donation fee.  
 

Nebraska has had a difficult time selling tickets going back to the Pelini era BUT gotten worse during the Riley era. The University should re-evaluate the donation price making it more affordable and this wouldn’t be an issue. I know numerous Husker fans that would get season tickets but it’s the donation fee keeping them from doing so. 
 

I used to officiated football with an Iowa fan who’s father had season tickets for decades who never paid a donation fee. I can’t remember the year ‘15 or ‘16 but Iowa wanted him to pay a $50 donation fee resulting in him not renewing his tickets. I laughed at him & told him that I would gladly pay that instead of the $250 per seat I pay. 
 

I’ve had season tickets since ‘13 but I will not be renewing my season tickets because of the product on the field for the past 7 years and the arrogance of the University thinking it’s still the glory years and that fans will continue to show up to games considering the product on the field is dogsh#t. 

14 hours ago, tmfr15 said:

Apathy is real.

Yes….yes I am

Bo is a 100% correct

How many First team All Big 10 players have Nebraska had after Pelini? How many players drafted after Pelini?  
 

This program started to become a laughing stock the day after the 2014 Iowa game when they fired our second coach that never coached a losing season with a winning record. Now we’re going on our 6th losing season in 7 years with the golden boy leading the program.

This program has the biggest ego and think their crap don’t stink that instead of lowering the deposit for season tickets which would’ve helped sell season tickets are now doing BOGO to help preserve the sellout streak. 
 

I rather take Pelinis sideline antics, winning 9+ games and never losing to Illinois and Purdue than to watch Nebraska complete another losing season, 6 losing seasons in 7 years.

I’m surprised people want Tom Herman here or to even bring him up in this conversation is just sad and embarrassing. Did ya’ll forget about this gem of his?