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I think a lot of people are too quick to call someone a bust. Like we all know that this year's O-line sucks, but they should all be back next year, and I don't think it's hopeless for these players. Of course, if you bring in a grad transfer or something and they're not contributing a whole lot, you can probably call them a bust pretty quickly. But at least you're not stuck having them on scholarship for 4-5 years. TBH I'd still give that award to Ozigbo.

Who? And just how much crack were they smoking?

Our scoring O is ranked below our scoring D. If our offense actually put up points to match their yardage numbers, we'd be alright. But... they're not. At all.

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Remington? Is that the guy that played with Peters and Winstrom?

None left after your last bender, eh?

What if we never win another game ever again?

Yeah, I think Moos knew that this was more than just an Xs and Os on the field problem, and in particular he realized how undisciplined the team was. Here's a quote from Frost from early last year: Moos is a guy who has been an AD at four schools going back almost 30 years, with close to another decade as an assistant AD. He's seen some stuff. If he can say something's the worst he's seen, it's probably pretty bad.

That was Moos's idea, actually.

^ Never gonna give you up...

My sweater vest is ready!

^ This. A lot of what people are blaming the D-line for is really more on the linebackers in this scheme. Being a D-lineman in a typical 3-4 is kind of an unglamorous job - you're mostly there to take up space and plug holes, while the OLBs are the attack dogs that are supposed to be generating most of the pass rush. That's why I've been harping on our OLB recruiting so much.

Just about anything from Dirk is a cold dose of douche...

@sho So far, Apple has hardly anything in the way of content. From what I've seen, I probably wouldn't bother even though it's only $5/month. Might as well just stick the the free services like Pluto, Crackle, IMDB TV, Xumo, Tubi, and The Roku Channel. Though they're supposed to be producing a series based on Isaac Asimov's Foundation, which I'd be interested in seeing.

Or players, I think they've said it more than the coaches, but people keep deflecting it back to the coaches...

@CalhounHusker They've played the #3 scoring offense in the country, does that count?

Some guys yes, other guys not so much. And some guys probably bought into Frost and his system, but didn't actually buy into the amount of work they personally needed to do to play at a high level and overcome their lack of development over the previous few years. This isn't just one single person that needs to flip the switch - buy-in isn't an either/or, black-and-white all at once for the entire team deal.

Scratch one option off the list. I always though tying it to the PlayStation brand was a terrible idea, too many people would hear that name and think it's something gaming-related, or that it's just for PlayStation owners, when neither was the case at all. Terrible marketing decision.

God, I know what clip that is without even seeing it in motion...

I can only think of maybe two guys on this team where it really seems like it would be that big of a deal if they left. Maybe one other that would be a shocker, I guess, but I don't know if he's really that irreplaceable. And one other... it would be more of a surprise that he didn't leave sooner.

Someone should tell our offense that...

More like a run of players who had their growth stunted for a few years. I wonder how that might've happened.... Over the last three NFL drafts, Indiana has had literally twice as many players taken as Nebraska has.

^ There, I fixed your headline for you