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An offer list like that, and he picks schools like KU and UNLV? Maybe he's looking for schools that have an obvious need for better linebackers? Hey, we fit that description...

Raise your game, @Redux!

OK, I haven't been following things too closely, but this ESPN headline gave me a heart attack there for a second! https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/recap?gameId=401166189

Obligatory:

They forgot 'Athletic Director hellbent on remaking the program in his image'.

I learned not to f#&% with Cats twenty years ago!

Somebody on Reddit said "Judging how Nebraska has done since Bo Pelini was fired for winning 9 games, I’d say it’s a good hire." I can't disagree with that logic... :|

Did you mean 2015? Because I know trying to minimize how good Bo's teams were is a popular passtime for some around here, but that's factually incorrect. In 2012, Spencer Long was consensus first team All-Conference, Taylor Martinez was on coaches first team list, and Brett Maher, Eric Martin, and Damion Stafford were on the media first team list. In 2013, Ameer Abdullah and Randy Gregory were consensus, and Ciante Evans was on the coaches list. In 2014, Randy Gregory was consensus and Kenny Bell was on the coaches team. After that, it's just Sam Foltz's consensus 2015 pick. No offensive or defensive players have from Nebraska have been a first team selection on either list since Bo left.

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/28569438/kobe-bryant-dead-helicopter-crash

Don't women have enough to worry about without spreading made-up BS like this around?

"NCAA president Mark Emmert said a consensus is growing among college sports leaders that college athletes will soon be allowed to make money from business ventures that aren't directly related to their athletic ability." https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/28550350/mark-emmert-clear-consensus-need-change-athlete-pay-rules

BTN is coming to Sling! It'll be available in time for football season this fall. At $45/mo, this would be the cheapest option with all of the major sports chanels. https://247sports.com/Article/Big-Ten-Network-college-football-streaming-service-Sling-TV-prices-raised-Fox-News-141025566/

'D' is for 'degree'.

@knapplc More like hard to believe he's still around. He'll be a redshirt junior, fourth year. And apparently still an undeclared major, lol. Though he did get honor roll in spring; I remember there was originally a lot of question of whether he would qualify academically. https://huskers.com/sports/football/roster/jaylin-bradley/41587

Well, he's certainly aiming high with his Twitter handle!

He's right at the top of the list of guys Frost is following: https://twitter.com/coach_frost/following

Given the quality of play, I'm not too upset about any of our LB corps moving on, save perhaps for the guys who redshirted last year.

Average rank of the top RB recruit in our last three classes is 22, although the highest-ranked of those was Washington. Losing him hurts, but what can you do in a case like that? More than anything, it probably hurts us in terms of depth, and RB is one of the most important important spots for depth due to high injury potential.

So is that your answer to why you think Frost fired Walters? Walters is 2 years younger than Frost, by the way.

He's going to become a defensive coordinator despite having an Upper Respiratory Infection. Good for him!

If there's anyone who thinks Walters was a yes man, and think (or suspect) that Frost wants another one, can you answer one question for me, please? Why, exactly, do you think Frost fired Walters? If Frost just wants yes men, wouldn't he have just stayed the course?

@Undone Yep, we saw pretty clearly what happened when the last of Bo's OL recruits graduated.

4. For various reasons, we've jettisoned a whole lot of talent, including almost all of the 4* guys recruited by Riley. 5. Our recruiting has been uneven, leaving us fairly well-stocked at certain positions and barren at others (LB).