LancasterLarry

At the risk of sounding overly optimistic, I'm willing to put up with the rebuilding years because TO is here for that purpose and I trust the decisions he will make. I may not agree with everything he does, but he's making decisions with information I'll never have. We will have a better coaching staff next season and we will begin rebuilding the program. I truly believe these past four years will be forever regarded as "the dark years" of Husker football. Everything that follows will be better, but it won't be overnight. But I'm afraid that now TO is back (for a while anyway) that people will think that a turnaround is imminent. It is not, but it's coming.

I don't know how good he was, but it's not a good sign that Jonas Gray decommitted from Nebraska and verbally committed to Notre Dame. Was he really that serious about Nebraska or are we looking that bad now. How many other potential recruits can we expect to lose before the end of the season (when we get a new coach)?

Why not? It can't get any worse. And besides, we buy 'em out now or at the end of the season. It's still the same amount.

At least he knows that much. But I think even that is a new realization.

...or if he says "positive experience" again I'm going to stick a fork in my ear! I just heard him say it again talking to Rosey. What a tool...he talks such a game he should be a politician: pretty words, no action.

That's EXACTLY what we need to do. If we're going to lose some games, let's lose 'em by getting some younger guys some experience so they can pick up the pieces next year.

And that one has me concerned.

Why would he do that? Is he just that f*****g lazy that he sees that as the only way to "earn" a living. But it sure feels like he's trying to lose.

Today was the test to see if we had what it takes to have any more wins this season. So my hope is gone. But it can only get better from here (next season, I mean).