nebr_bob

who cares how much he can lift - can he play is all I want to know.

I also agree with DJR - but lets break football down to the simpleist for - Blocking and Tackling and execution execution execution - IMO it does not matter what offensive or defensive schemes that any team runs - it is about the execution of said plays and I do not see that on a consistant basis from this offense - Do they have the same problems on 'O' this year as the 'D' had last year or is there an underlying problem that we dont know about? New QB? guys not smart enough to understand the O? coaches? hell I dont know. But they need to do something in the next 2 weeks if they want a W.

and if they play the freshmen in critical situations and they fumble or have an interception and lose the game - then you would be all over Callahan and co. that they should not have been in the game -- I think the coaches are trying to win AND get the frosh and jucos some game experience.

we have to be able to SCORE 24 to get beat by that

BRR has us listed as high along with Auburn - IMO I think he stays south

Don't see Bowens on any visit lists - is he still coming? Also don't have Adrian Clayborn updated on the visit list but you have him visiting in his thread

according to rivals we have a 4 star visiting compare the pics - I think it is Perrish Cox link : HI Perrish Cox Profile

Nebr - 17 Pitt - 6 rush - 134 pass - 238

winning is a cure all

have to give them a 5 - need the O to step up D is playing great against the competition right now. Cant have the defense outscore the offense the rest of the way - offense NEEDS to start making plays on a more consistant basis.

all the Frank lovers might want to take a picture of the scoreboard jk wishing Frankie all the best in this 1 but the N needs pitt to win

sorry about the link - went back and did a cut /paste to fix the problem

nice article from the washington post Fame Awaits, but Wallace Tries to Stay Grounded By Alan Goldenbach Washington Post Staff Writer Thursday, September 8, 2005; Page SM12 It's hard to pinpoint exactly when A.J. Wallace lost his mind. But that's what happens when, in a just a few months, you trade your anonymity for a place among the top 20 recruits nationwide. It might have been in the cafeteria of Shippensburg University in July, while McDonough's football team was at camp. As Wallace was eating lunch with his teammates, someone came up to him and asked for his autograph. McDonough's A.J. Wallace is being recruited by some of the country's best-known Division I programs. McDonough's A.J. Wallace is being recruited by some of the country's best-known Division I programs. "You try to keep everything in perspective," said Wallace, "but it's hard to do when you're hearing everything that's being said." (By Don Wright For The Washington Post) "That's when I said, 'Man, it must be getting crazy,' " Wallace said. "Then I realized I made it to where I wanted to be, in the spotlight." It also could have been on any one of the nights when recruiters would call Wallace and talk to him about the dozens of schools that had offered him a scholarship as a defensive back. Nebraska, Ohio State, Miami, Michigan, LSU, Florida State and USC. USC? The two-time defending national champion? When did that offer come? "I never got a letter from them" with an offer, Wallace said. "But people keep telling me they've offered me. [Coaches] from other schools are telling me that. Then I read in Sports Illustrated and on [recruiting Web sites] that I was offered, so I guess I was. "I don't know what to think anymore." In June 2004, after a solid sophomore season (1,023 yards rushing) Wallace attended a camp at Nebraska, and his life would never be the same. After seeing his dynamic raw skills, the Cornhuskers said they would offer Wallace a scholarship Sept. 1, the earliest date allowed. That caught the attention of programs nationwide. Why would Nebraska act so quickly on a previously unknown kid from an undistinguished program nowhere near its back yard? The Cornhuskers must be on to something. Since then, Wallace has been a celebrity on the national recruiting circuit. His process of wading through his offers has been chronicled thoroughly on Web sites and will continue this fall as he takes official visits to Ohio State and Nebraska and possibly to Florida State and LSU as well. It's a lot for someone who started high school without any fanfare. "I wasn't expecting any of this attention," he said. "You try to keep everything in perspective, but it's hard to do when you're hearing everything that's being said." That is Rams Coach Dave Bradshaw's biggest task with Wallace this season -- prevent his star from overtaking the rest of the team. "Football is a team concept, and we've talked to A.J. about that," Bradshaw said. Fame is fleeting, Wallace said. It might be the most important lesson he has learned throughout this process. "Once I leave here, it's like starting all over again," Wallace said. "I'm trying not to get too big headed because if I do and take it to college, well, you know." He would be back where he was two years ago: unknown. Sorry guys dont know why the link did not work

only after he steps off the plane

NU - 31 WAKE - 10 RUSHING - 182 PASSING - 307

according to Scout he has cancelled his visit - does anyone know if he has rescheduled his trip? BRR Teaser BRR visit list

he has moved us up to high on his list along with LSU - when did this happen link to BRR profile - Allen Walker

anyone know if he will commit b/4 next weeks game?

nice read over on BRR about Seth taking the role of extra recruiter as Beck did for us last year link : BRR Seth Jensen

also watching on PPV didnt it seem like the splits on the O-Line were huge?

I thought Ola was on the D-Line?

looks like he is inland a touch but still very close to the Big Easy heres a map - dont know if you'll have to zoom in or not mapquest link - Destrehan La.

complete 2 deep depth chart from HI link HI Depth Chart

I'm hoping Bill Busch has a BIG DAY