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  1. 2 hours ago, Decoy73 said:

    from the article:

     

    Prison officials have been doing preliminary research into how firing squads carry out executions in other states, but are not sure how long it will take to have one in place in South Carolina. 

     

    Good God. What could go wrong?

     

    It’s been my opinion that legislators voting for and governors signing off on capital punishment methods should be required to personally witness the next one in person.  If it really is “justice “ vs state sponsored revenge,  then they should have no problem with it.   

    Only the governor?  They should make executions pay-per-view events.  Preferably using the guillotine.  

  2. Here’s my Top 5 of who I think are the most important guys to the team—that is, the key players for us having a successful year. (Note: Their years (jr., sr. etc.) are the same as last year due to the Covid waiver.) 

     

    1.  QB Adrian  Martinez, Jr.:  Duh. 

    2.  CB Cam Taylor-Britt, Jr.:  Best coverage guy we got.

    3.  OLB  JoJo Domann, RS Sr.:  Hardest hitting guy on the team, and team leader for tackles.  He’s gonna knock some heads this year.

    4.  C Cam Jurgens, RS Soph:  Fourth year in the program.  He masters the center position this year.  He’s the bell cow of the O-line. 

    5.  PK & KO Connor Culp, Grad Transfer: Kicker with a big leg, and one of the most important guys on the team.  A lot of Husker fans don’t even know his name.  They will. 

     

     

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  3. Wow.  We have almost no RB production back from last season.  Less than 100 yards.  Yikes!

     

    ==================================================================  

    2020 Rushing Stats


    Rushing    Receiving    Scrimmage
    Rk    Player    Att    Yds    Avg    TD    Rec    Yds    Avg    TD    Plays    Yds    Avg    TD
    1    Adrian Martinez    91    521    5.7    7                    91    521    5.7    7  (QB)
    2    Dedrick Mills    84    396    4.7    3    12    85    7.1    0    96    481    5.0    3  graduated
    3    Luke McCaffrey    65    364    5.6    3    1    5    5.0    0    66    369    5.6    3  Louisville 
    4    Wan'Dale Robinson    46    240    5.2    1    51    461    9.0    1    97    701    7.2    2 Kentucky
    5    Marvin Scott III    24    62    2.6    0    2    17    8.5    0    26    79    3.0    0  
    6    Rahmir Johnson    8    30    3.8    1    6    33    5.5    0    14    63    4.5    1

    7    Ronald Thompkins    5    24    4.8    0    1    10    10.0    0    6    34    5.7    0  portal 
    8    Alante Brown    1    18    18.0    0    3    41    13.7    0    4    59    14.8    0  (wide receiver)
    9    Cooper Jewett    1    2    2.0    0    1    -1    -1.0    0    2    1    0.5    0    

     

    ==================================================================  

     

    Running backs on our roster today (according to huskers.com).  Lotta freshmen and redshirt freshmen in this group!  

     

    0    Jaquez Yant    RB    6-2    225    Fr.    Tallahassee    Fla.    Amos P. Godby

    14    Rahmir Johnson    RB    5-10    185    RFr.    Oradell    N.J.    Bergen Catholic
    21    Marvin Scott III    RB    5-9    210    Fr.    Daytona Beach    Fla.    Spruce Creek
    22    Gabe Ervin Jr.    RB    6-1    190    Fr.    Buford    Ga.    Buford
    23    Grant Lohr    RB    6-0    185    Fr.    Tulsa    Okla.    Jenks
    25    Ronald Thompkins    RB    5-11    195    RFr.    Loganville    Ga.    Grayson
    26    Cooper Jewett    RB    5-10    190    RFr.    Omaha    Neb.    Elkhorn South
    28    Sevion Morrison    RB    6-0    210    Fr.    Tulsa    Okla.    Edison
    30    Markese Stepp    RB    6-0    235    So.    Indianapolis    Ind.    Cathedral HS/USC
    31    Zach Weinmaster    RB    5-11    190    RFr.    Loveland    Colo.    Loveland
    34    Beau Psencik    RB    6-0    190    Fr.    Houston    Texas    Lutheran South Acad.
    35    Trevin Luben    RB    6-0    195    Fr.    Wahoo    Neb.    Wahoo
    37    Isaiah Harris    RB    5-9    190    Fr.    Omaha    Neb.    Millard South
    39    Matthew Schuster    RB    5-9    170    Fr.    Cozad    Neb.    Cozad HS/Ashland-Greenwood HS
    44    Aiden Young    RB    5-9    175    Fr.    Omaha    Neb.    Elkhorn

     

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  4. Most Indispensable Huskers  (according to Husker247)
    By BRIAN CHRISTOPHERSON May 16, 11:50 PM

     

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    15.  Nick Henrich, middle linebacker

    16.  Casey Rogers, defensive lineman

    17.  Oliver Martin, wide receiver

    18.  Garrett Nelson, sophomore outside linebacker

    19.  Bryce Benhart, redshirt freshman right tackle

    20. Chris Kolarevic, junior middle linebacker  

    21. Markese Stepp, sophomore running back  

     

     

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  5. On 4/28/2021 at 7:56 PM, Decked said:

    Hutmacher is pretty big and strong but he’s not very athletic. 

    That's surprising considering he was one of the best heavyweight hs wrestlers in the nation. 

     

    Then again, I've not seen any fb film or clips of him since he stepped on campus.  

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  6. Hackers behind Colonial Pipeline attack reportedly received millions 
    PUBLISHED TUE, MAY 18 20219:04 AM    By Ryan Browne

     

    <snip>

    In a blog post Tuesday, Elliptic said DarkSide and its affiliates bagged at least $90 million in bitcoin ransom payments over the past nine months from 47 victims. The average payment from organizations was likely $1.9 million, Elliptic said.  link

  7. 3 hours ago, junior4949 said:

     

    At the end of the day, I haven't figured out if it's impressive or scary that a kid from southwest Nebraska that played  8 man class D football is one of if not the best athlete in terms of the strength and conditioning tests on the team.     

    This made me wonder.  So I looked it up.  Turns out there are a LOT of kids playing 8-man football in Nebr.  (Granted, larger schools (class A) have much larger teams than smaller schools (e.g., D1, D2, 8-man).  That, and the average class A player is a lot better than the average 8-man player.  Still, the numbers: 

     

    There are 109 8-man FB teams in Nebr.  By comparison: A=31 teams; B=25; C1=43; C2=32; D1=52; D2=57. link

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