suh_fan93

This thread is making me excited for next year...and warmer weather. Miami would be a good first game to go to.

Haha. Nice!

After watching those highlights he sort of reminds me a little of DeAngelo Evans running style wise. Great cut back ability, low center of gravity and surprising speed especially on long runs. He's a Chicago kid too. I'm excited to see what he can do.

Mid 90's too. I couldn't tell you the price of tickets to save my life but I know they were cheap by today's standards. I remember being really hung over for those games. Good times.

If Taylor could get his speed back I think he'd be a blast to watch returning kicks. Punts also. I don't know how his hands are though. I hope he gets healthy.

Give me reasonably healthy TM and Spencer Long and my point still stands. Are you taking into account our opponents injury problems as well? That's an honest question. It even's out maybe?

With our huge pension debt Illinois could surely benefit from legalizing the herb since they've already gave the o.k. to medical marijuana. With all of the shootings here I think it would chill a lot of people out that need chilling out too. I also agree with what ADS said.

If he were upset or had issues with our coaches this really isn't all that surprising.

ugh. i don't think this means much, but still pretty cringe-worthy just to read. Actually I think just the opposite. Why would a guy with so much love for Nebraska before make a reference to the coaches upon de-committing? Sure you can say to place the blame on them but obviously something was up with them imo.

Thanks for posting that. I had no idea about Albrecht until this article. I can't wait to see Larson next season too. I'm going to be able to see Annika, Maddie and Molly Haggerty Sports Performance 18 Elite team play when my daughters team plays in a Chicago tournament in May. Should be fun to see the upcoming Husker talent on the same court. That sounds really cool GM. You will have a first hand preview! It will be a trip having 3 Haggerty sisters playing for the Huskers too after Molly joins in 2016.

So I'm just curious. What do Husker fans consider 'signature' wins under Pelini???? Regardless struggling just to even be ranked is the norm since Pelini took over the program. Bo took over in 2008. Here's how the Huskers have ranked under him in the final AP polls. In all fairness I'll overlook the first 3 years as his recruits were in the process (har har) of being integrated into his system during that time. NR= Not ranked. 2008- NR 2009- 14th 2010- 20th 2011- 24th 2012- 25th 2013- NR Anyway I've resigned to the fact that he is our head coach. As I said earlier this year the only way Eichorst fires Bo is when the fans start showing up on his lawn screaming for him to do so. Until then the fan base will be divided. Those who are happy just seeing the Huskers trot out onto the field in red and white every game and beating the San Jose State's of the world every season and x amount of games each year or those who want Nebraska to return to being a true contender on a much more consistent basis again.

Thanks for posting that. I had no idea about Albrecht until this article. I can't wait to see Larson next season too.

Pretty much sums it up. Too many references of 'he or they will be the greatest since...". Jeebus. Give me a break. The things that stuck out to me were losing 5 starting seniors on the offensive line along with our two best cornerbacks. My preview; Just another Pelini coached team next year. At least they have a somewhat easy schedule again which should help them. I'm just looking to see what Johnny Stanton can do. Randy Gregory and AA are fun to watch. Otherwise next year will just be a replay of last year and the year before and...rinse, repeat.

Nailed it.