SECHusker

SpaceX is on the move.

Really hoping Frost coaches special teams. Think it will get him away from micromanaging the offensive, and show players the importance of the units.

Forgot who was the player, but a former WR, stated something similar after Walters got the boot.

Do we have the personnel to run Korn/Coastal Carolina's offense? Would think there linemen are shorter on average and more mobile than ours.

Miss this kid already, but can't blame him. He and Nebraska had gone as far as they were going to go. Best of luck kid.

Rocket Labs' mid size rocket, Neutron. 8 tons to low earth orbit and reusable.

If they want to run the option, I would expect they'll give Emory Jones at Florida a hard look.

Smothers doesn't have an arm, and running him as much as we did is no way for him to make it through a season.

Strahan to space next month. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/32698466/new-york-giants-great-michael-strahan-set-space-tourist-next-month%3fplatform=amp

On Sierra Space and private space

Tom Herman is an offensive analyst... Just saying.

You'll never know until you try!

He needs to grab Dan Mullen quick!!!

Really liked how we targeted the TE. That needs to be the offense going forward.

FWIW Musk's input.

Another company, with a novel way to get to space. And how it works:

Another US rocket company made it to orbit! Gents, Star Trek is coming!

I'm more concerned he'll take a lateral for an SEC school that offers more money. Think Florida is the biggest fear in that regard.

Thinking it will be Jeff Libby from Ole miss. They'll pay him more and he'll get playcalling responsibilities. No inside info just a gut reaction.

Wouldn't mind Dan Mullen if Florida lets him go and he promises to keep the defense staff.

The actual ship is 16 stories tall, and has more cargo space than a 747. When fully stacked (with the booster), I didn't see this, it is close to 400 feet tall. Linked is a photo I took. If you zoom in real close to the object under the Ship on the road you can see a size comparison. And even this pic doesn't do it justice. https://photos.app.goo.gl/nnTm8rge8KVGAvqb8

Was able to see this rocket in person a few months back. If it works as planned it will be an absolute game changer for cheaper access to space. About 150t to low earth orbit, same altitude as international space station, for only $2M per launch when production is ramped up.

Kalen Deboer. Overall record as an HC 77-8.