Cdog923

Man, hopefully we lock this kid up.

Schaef is trolling at this point.

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2023/05/01/1172973274/oklahoma-abortion-ban-exception-life-of-mother-molar-pregnancy

As opposed to the 18-22 year old kids we think and talk about all the time on this message board?

Also, you don't get your money's worth if you wear jeans to the strip club.

f#&% f#&% f#&% f#&% f#&%.

Petition to make this forum about Husker Softball now.

Those are rookie numbers, you gotta bump those up.

Huh. What do you know, they CAN win a game in Omaha.

County Scholarships are BACK, folks!

He's going to be a Sophmore this year, right? Might be an ideal candidate to go spend a developmental year at a Juco and see where he can land afterwards.

Honestly thought Purdy would be the first one out the door.

If I'm Casey, I'm renegotiating whatever NIL deals I have, cause what was behind Sims on Saturday was.....woof.

This is really good.

Again, this is just my opinion, and based off what we've heard 2nd hand, but we've got the ability to compete in the upper tier of NIL, so why not do it? Adrian was the #139th ranked player in his class; Burrow was 280. Dylan is #1, and for all intents and purposes, we were leading with him as close as a month ago. And I would be on the same side of this argument if this was a far-and-away incredible DT, or OT, or WR. We've got to be competitive across the entire spectrum, and pinching pennies when it comes to NIL is fighting with one arm tied behind our backs.

Do I think Dylan Raiola would improve the team? Absolutely. Do I think we can find 3-4 offensive linement that can match his potential output and impact on the program? Possibly. Look at it this way: Nebraska can attract 3 to 4 star linemen virtually every year; we've signed 10 in the last four years alone. Nebraska has not been this close to signing the #1 overall QB in 30 years; you have to shoot your shot and give everything you can when you have the opportunity to.

How does the part in bold happen without good players, and the market value that they will demand?

It's very similar to people reacting to mammoth NFL/NBA/MLB contracts.

Schaef indicated that Tennessee's QB recruit this year (#2 in the class behind Arch Manning) was making in the neighborhood of $8 million, so I'm assuming that's the ballpark that we're playing in.

We aren't that far apart in our thinking, but here's the question, then: at what point do you spend money? If not for the #1 overall QB in the class, one with incredibly close familial ties to the program, then for who?

I mean, it's the name of the game now. It's got very little difference to a salary cap in pro sports: you're going to overspend on players that don't match their contractual worth, and underspend on players that do. That's just how the market is going to work until NIL gets more clearly defined.

Paraphrashing, but Schaef basically said that there was a point in February where Raiola to Nebraska was very much in the cards, but Georgia and USC came through with NIL deals that Nebraska couldn't match. Word is is that it's quite a bit higher of a number than that.

Probably already been touched upon, but Schaefer on 1620 is indicating that Raiola to Georgia is predominently NIL related.

It's not bad, it's just different. Not as much focus on Din and Grogu, but on Mandalorians as a whole. Overall, it's the worst season of the series, but it still has some great moments. I'd give it a 7/10, overall.