Cdog923

And a "no pooping in the urinals" sign. In fact, we should probably put instructions up on proper use of indoor plumbing; they don't get to see it that often.

Congrats: You've had Hep C since 2013. Could you tell your ole lady for me? K thanks. I laffed.

Yeah, because being knocked unconscious and possibly suffering a concussion is hilarious.

Congrats: You've had Hep C since 2013.

Question: is it duck season in Nebraska?

Took me a second, but holy hell.

I'm going to paraphrase from one of my favorite TV shows, but public schools should be cathedrals, teachers should be paid as much as doctors, and the budget for public education should rival that of defense.

Never. Like the sellout streak and Der Weinerschlinger, it's tradition now.

They could spend it a bit more wisely; give a couple coaches a pay bump, and one in particular a pay decrease...

So, take the Pelini $5 bills off the trophy and use it. It's far better than any other contrived trophy game we're involved in.

Already?

If they get jobs with Trump, kiss public education goodbye.

I guessed Westy. He hadn't missed a game in his career until this season.

You can't make me Why do you hate fun?

well, I'm willing to start pestering them via twitter. Anyone else? We should flood em' I'm in.

Dylan Utter is an undersized, FCS-at-best talent. The simple fact that he hasn't been beaten out by anyone else on the offensive line can be directly correlated to the lack of ready-to-play talent that is available at the position. I'm not going to comment on talent since the guy has started for 2 years in a row, but 295 is undersized for a FBS offensive lineman? That's news to me. I'm not sure if you know this, but more often than not linemen don't come in from high school ready to play. Those guys normally have to be developed. Given that the average D1 O-lineman in 2014 was around 6'3, 305, then yea, that's undersized. And I'm not sure you know this, but your second comment just proves mine; if we have a guy in the program that was ready to play at center, then Utter wouldn't be starting. So thanks for that. 10 lbs. lighter.....OK then...... <rolls eyes> If Cav would give some snaps to some other guys, maybe the high 3*/4* Thurston would still be here. Or, as much as some of you hate this, maybe the white walkon from Nebraska was just better. If you don't think that 3 inches short and 10 pounds lighter doesn't make a difference, you don't know much about interior line play. How big was Aaron Graham? How about Raiola? Or Russ Hochstein? Or Aaron Taylor? Oh, those guys from the 90s and early 00s aren't reflective of today's game? Then, how about the AP 1st team all american center last year? He was 6'1, 294 at the Combine. Reality is, Utter is only about 2 inches shorter and about 5 pound slighter than the average OL. Considering the number of tall and heavy OTs out there, it means he's probably heavier than a bunch of OL in general and definitely in line with other interior linemen. Ok, so what would you contribute his consistent poor play to then?

Dylan Utter is an undersized, FCS-at-best talent. The simple fact that he hasn't been beaten out by anyone else on the offensive line can be directly correlated to the lack of ready-to-play talent that is available at the position. I'm not going to comment on talent since the guy has started for 2 years in a row, but 295 is undersized for a FBS offensive lineman? That's news to me. I'm not sure if you know this, but more often than not linemen don't come in from high school ready to play. Those guys normally have to be developed. Given that the average D1 O-lineman in 2014 was around 6'3, 305, then yea, that's undersized. And I'm not sure you know this, but your second comment just proves mine; if we have a guy in the program that was ready to play at center, then Utter wouldn't be starting. So thanks for that. 10 lbs. lighter.....OK then...... <rolls eyes> If Cav would give some snaps to some other guys, maybe the high 3*/4* Thurston would still be here. Or, as much as some of you hate this, maybe the white walkon from Nebraska was just better. WTF does race have to do with this? It's kinda the same distaste that many of our fans had for guys like O'Hanlan,Dzuris or Gangwish, or even back to a guy like Josh Davis(not a walk on). You serious, Clark?

Dylan Utter is an undersized, FCS-at-best talent. The simple fact that he hasn't been beaten out by anyone else on the offensive line can be directly correlated to the lack of ready-to-play talent that is available at the position. I'm not going to comment on talent since the guy has started for 2 years in a row, but 295 is undersized for a FBS offensive lineman? That's news to me. I'm not sure if you know this, but more often than not linemen don't come in from high school ready to play. Those guys normally have to be developed. Given that the average D1 O-lineman in 2014 was around 6'3, 305, then yea, that's undersized. And I'm not sure you know this, but your second comment just proves mine; if we have a guy in the program that was ready to play at center, then Utter wouldn't be starting. So thanks for that. 10 lbs. lighter.....OK then...... <rolls eyes> If Cav would give some snaps to some other guys, maybe the high 3*/4* Thurston would still be here. Or, as much as some of you hate this, maybe the white walkon from Nebraska was just better. If you don't think that 3 inches short and 10 pounds lighter doesn't make a difference, you don't know much about interior line play. Yeah, I only played OG, what would I know? I know that leverage is important and getting under the pads of the DL gives you distinct leverage advantage. So did I. All the leverage in the world won't help if you're underweight and overmatched, which 66 is.

The coaches have to start 5 players on the o-line. Utter is not good, but he's the only guy who can do the job this year. That's why he's been starting for 2 years. How can he possibly be the only guy who can do the job? The only other center on the team is Decker, and he's having issues. The coaches have decided to redshirt all the true freshman. I think it's worth arguing that the freshmen could be playing, but to say that Utter is not bad just because he's started for 2 years is a flawed argument. If we can win 9-10-11 games, WHICH WILL HAPPEN, and redshirt TRUE FRESHMEN OL, then we won, and we won big. Almost all OL need to redshirt, heck, almost all freshmen need to redshirt. I understand it doesn't happen a ton, but we are sitting really pretty in terms of development due to the fact that we have been able to redshirt 80% of the past 2 recruiting classes. IT'S HOW YOU HAVE TO BUILD A PROGRAM. Then once in a while, you get a STUD (Sarrell) and they can step in right away because they are that good. This is where I disagree with you. Winning 9-10-11 games will be nice, but that's not winning big. The only thing that would make this season a "winning big" season is the division championship. I think NU could have used some of those freshmen o-linemen and they could have played against Wisconsin and made a difference in that game. Winning that Wisconsin game and winning the division is why you play those freshmen o-linemen. WHEN YOU COME IN TO THE PROGRAM RILEY INHERITED, COMPLETELY CHANGE THE SYSTEM, I MEAN COMPLETELY. THEN YOU ARE ABLE TO REDSHIRT KEY GUYS, THEN WIN 8-11 GAMES YOUR 2ND SEASON? THEN YOU WOOONNN BIIIIIIIGGGGGG Thanks all caps guy. Is it Friday?

The coaches have to start 5 players on the o-line. Utter is not good, but he's the only guy who can do the job this year. That's why he's been starting for 2 years.How can he possibly be the only guy who can do the job? The only other center on the team is Decker, and he's having issues. The coaches have decided to redshirt all the true freshman. I think it's worth arguing that the freshmen could be playing, but to say that Utter is not bad just because he's started for 2 years is a flawed argument. If we can win 9-10-11 games, WHICH WILL HAPPEN, and redshirt TRUE FRESHMEN OL, then we won, and we won big. Almost all OL need to redshirt, heck, almost all freshmen need to redshirt. I understand it doesn't happen a ton, but we are sitting really pretty in terms of development due to the fact that we have been able to redshirt 80% of the past 2 recruiting classes. IT'S HOW YOU HAVE TO BUILD A PROGRAM. Then once in a while, you get a STUD (Sarrell) and they can step in right away because they are that good. Has Sarrell committed to NU? Yes. Don't tease.