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@C-4 On the other hand, our top-rated commit is an OT...

Only on Rivals, he was 3* on Scout and unrated by 247.

@Roxy15 @MLB 51 Oh, my bad, I assumed that this post was written in the English language, where instructions are normally in linear, chronological order. The post literally says to put the prime rib in the oven for an hour and a half before putting it in a pan and baking it.

Well OK, but I still feel like this might work better if I turned on the oven first...

Knock on wood, but it's probably just a matter of time until we start to see some QB losses. Hard to keep talented guys around as backups...

Oh dang, did I miss some more drama?

BTW, can we get this thread moved to ex-Huskers?

And Bo would have those guys standing on the sideline during practice, while his favorites got the majority of the snaps...

Since the thread's been bumped, Beck is #5 on 247's top recruiters list. Donte Williams is #13. https://247sports.com/Season/2020-Football/CompositeCoachRankings/

LMAO great comeback, kid. (That's from Scott Pilgrim, which is a Canadian comic, not anime.) By the way, you still haven't explained WTF was going through that little brain of yours when you said that. By almost any measure, Spielman was easily our top receiver this year. He had about twice as many receiving yards as anyone else on the roster. He had as many receiving touchdowns and almost as many receiving yards as the next three guys (Wan'Dale, Stoll, and Noa) combined. And he's probably going to graduate as Nebraska's all-time leading receiver. Now what, pray tell, makes you think that "Frost clearly favors his guys and jd isnt going to be a focal point of the offense as we saw from this year"?!

You're one of those guys who thinks freshmen never develop into better players as upperclassmen, eh? You've seen the future, and they will never become contributors. Can I borrow your crystal ball sometime? This is why I single out the JUCO & grad transfers: they need to contribute quickly because there just isn't time for them to develop into better players. Now a 4-for-3 transfer is a little different - they have time, including a potential redshirt year.

I didn't mind him transferring any more than I did the rest of the Riley guys leaving. But bailing during game week, yeah, that left a bad taste in my mouth.

Thing is, he was a grad transfer. When you take a guy with just one year of eligibility, you expect him to be an immediate contributor because the clock is ticking, right? If he didn't show up for the first half of the season, that's half of his eligibility wasted. I mean if your offense gets shut out in the first half of the game, it might not matter if they're playing better in the second half - by then it's probably too late.

Their record with JUCOs & transfers so far has been... not great. Greg Bell bailed after just a few games. His former teammate Jaron Woodyard redshirted this year. Vaha Vainuku only played a couple snaps against Bethune-Cookman last year, and didn't play at all this year. Kanawai Noa and Mike Williams were barely heard from - hardly the Stanley Morgan replacement we badly needed. On the other hand, Darrion Daniels and Dedrick Mills were two of the most important players on this year's team. Honas is a decent contributor, and Deontai Williams could be too, if he gets healthy.

When's the announcement?

Sweeeet. Mr. Brown, how about you?

You 'member when Sam was about the best analytical writer covering Husker football? I 'member.

89 is 4*, so that's a high 3. Not sure what's up with Rivals, they had him at 5.7 out of HS but only 5.5 now?

He does have a current Rivals rating, 5.7/3* https://n.rivals.com/content/prospects/2020/alante-brown-256941 ESPN only has a profile from last year in HS, no current prep rating http://www.espn.com/college-sports/football/recruiting/player/_/id/228678/alante-brown

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Well there it is, the dumbest thing I'll read all day.