Cdog923

I'm not going to lie, it was tough walking into my classroom this morning.

The media-on-media violence on Twitter over bracketology is starting to wear a bit thin on me.

Looks fantastic. I'll be seeing it sometime this weekend.

Surely there isn't a Nebraska kid that could walk on and punt for us, right?

Ahhh, I get it now.

Is your list showing USC as G? I might be reading it wrong, though.

I'm pretty certain Nebraska is G.

I really thought Mazour would see more time last night, particularly in the return game. I think he can provide some depth and ability there.

Losing to UCF hurts too; we missed out on potential games with West Virginia and Missouri. One thing to pull out of last night, too: Fernando went for 20 and 10 against Purdue.

Holy s#!t. My wife's was less than $2,000, and she picked it out.

Strong take. Their resume is built on wins over teams 26-50 in the RPI. Against 1-25, they are 1-3.

Purdue is a good team, but their ranking is a result of college basketball, overall, being pretty mediocre this year. There are no truly great teams, only good ones, along with some that play very good from time to time. It should make for a fascinating, and wide open, March.

If you're talking about the Spring Game, sure. Come September, if Mazour is above Washington, Wilbon and Ozigbo (and potentially Miles Jones), we are in trouble.

You're right; the numbers would look vastly different if Jones and Green had stayed for their senior years and if LP hadn't done what he did.

I stated above that those three would probably be the only ones better. Helu, Burkhead and Ameer are all top 10 rushers in school history.

Burkhead was a 5.8, 9th ranked RB in '08. Heard was a 5.9, 5th ranked RB in '09 and Green was a 5.9, 8th ranked RB in '10. It's insane that only one of them panned out here.

All three of them are in the top 10 of total rushing yards in program history. Jones-Phillips-Green probably exceeds it, but I'd be hard pressed to argue anyone else that does.

We transitioned from Helu to Burkhead to Ameer. That's Classic-Era Nebraska level. I'd argue that was the best 3-back transition in school history.

....he can see The Strain?

Not really; they try and keep as many rematches out of the realm of possibility until the later rounds. Back in 2013, though, Creighton and Nebraska could have met in the second round.

These two posts don't compute?

I think Tre would be 1 or 2 if healthy, but I don't know if he ever really will be. Ozigbo has a lot of talent, but I don't know how effective he can be in this offense. Certainly looking forward to seeing him in it, though. Sorry to break it to you, but multiple coaches last week said not to hold your breath in terms of much use of a FB in this offense.

Way too early depth chart predictions: 1. Bell 2. Washington 3. Wilbon 4. Bradley 5. Bryant 6. Ozigbo 7. Mazour Sad Panda: Miles