Vince R.

Maybe a campus police officer should escort him to all of his classes.

I find it pretty ludicrous that that threat of future violence isn't enough to at least have this guy investigated.

Valid point @knapplc. Hopefully it means they are pressuring those who can do something about it.

I find it hard to believe that the University doesn't have some code of conduct provision they can enforce. It very well may not prevent him from acting on campus even if he is expelled but at least they would've done everything in their power to try to prevent a tragedy.

I agree, Armstrong could prove to be tough to bring down.

Sorry Knapp. You know me I hardly ever know what I'm talking about. I may have missed your point, wouldn't be the first time. Now as far as Internet boasting, I think I've done it, I'll probably do it more if the Huskers kick some ass this year. I didn't agree with the entire comment from Vince, but I get where he's coming from. There's a small legion of people here I think don't want TA to succeed.

Why? I have no idea. I didn't think Martinez was a great Qb, but I never wished him to fail. As you said tough, this has nothing to do with the players or Martinez.

I sent you a PM, Vince. There are options. Taqueira El Rey, El Rancho and D'Leon's.

El Rancho and El Rey for sureeeeee

D'Leons is my go to! How could I forget...

@Moiraine 'IF' we lose a game

@Vince R. Probably still Ohio State.

I just don't see every new recruit playing right away, and the ones who do will still be learning, along with the rest of the team.  So they'll likely be thinking too much to go full speed.

Vince is sounding like EZ-E all of a sudden.

EZ-E? hmmm never heard of him....

PM me this as well thanks

@Vince R. you can’t selectively say that NU “forced” Ohio State into mistakes, while NU’s mistakes were self-inflicted. It can’t go both ways. Jackson’s INT of Haskins was more of a combination terrible read and terrible throw by Haskins.

Yes, looking back at the game, NU had chances to win the game. But to say that NU controlled the game and our mistakes were the sole reason we lost is not genuine. Ohio State led for way more time during the game, and had a good chunk of that time leading by 2 scores. That is controlling the game. NU took advantage of Ohio State mistakes to lead at 2 times during the game, but the lead was never more than 1 score, and it was less than 25% of the games.

Ohio State didn’t seem very interested in playing a 2-win team, and their lack of effort and crispness showed that. Give NU a ton of credit for making it a close game and having an opportunity to win. But to say that NU “should have won” is not a correct statement. 

Sorry about the multiple posts of the same thing. Yes, NU had an opportunity to beat Ohio State, just like they had an opportunity to win by 17-21 points. Both teams made mistakes and left points on the field. In the end, I think the better team still won, but it was great to see NU hang in and play them down to the wire, with an opportunity to win. 

@ColoradoHuskIt's all good. I figured a new comment would come in. I think tOSU was the better team. Still, the opportunity is frustrating, but enlightening to what Nebraska could do. Nebraska out coached them, but execution simply wasn't on par with it. I don't expect that to be the case anymore. We have a ton to look forward to. 

@Pedro Guerrero Sorry man, but stats don’t tell half the story here. Wisconsin pumps out 2,000 yard rushers every year. Their running backs aren’t special. Good but not special. There is plenty of evidence to support that. Ozigbo played very well in a limited roll. He could have really good numbers behind a really good line 

Idk... It just seemed to me every time he came into a game there was a burst of energy in the offense.

What a player does in the NFL has nothing to do with whether or not they were/are a special player in College.  That is something I figured every Nebraska fan knew.

0 freshman in the history of College football had more yards rushing in a single season than Jonathan Taylor.

@Vince R.

I hear you, man. We're all frustrated.  Truth is, no side of the ball is getting it done.

Illinois held them to 6.

Both sides busted at critical moments. The defense just had some of the worst. 96 yards and 82 yards. Ouch!

The NCAA isn't squeaky clean. Hell if I was a player I'd take some cash and fast cars too. 

Cash and fast cars get swept under the rug.  It's the fast women that the NCAA frowns on.  Ask Louisville.

Lots of reading comprehension fails in this status. I never said I don't think it happens. Hell I think the story is likely true. All I'm saying is people shouldn't be passing on these stories unless they can actually prove it and, if they can, then they should be passing it on to the proper authorities and not just nonchalantly damaging the reputation of a player, coach or school based on less than credible information.

@B.B. Hemingway Appreciate the perspective. I don't think we're really that far off opinion-wise - it's really the difference of how we perceive his early years because we probably both agree what he did his senior season, and his transformation, was outstanding. Much of the scouting analysis on him in recent weeks is sort of along this same vein i.e. there wasn't much too write home about prior to what happened in 2018. Again, a lot of factors played into that, but that's why I bring it up.

d@Enhance Are you of the opinion that he could stick in the NFL? Though I always liked his potential at Nebraska, I'll admit that I never entertained the idea of him being a productive NFL back. I'll be real interested to see what he does at the next level, and I think he's got a chance. As you said, prior to his senior season, I don't think any of us could have imagined that.

I think he has as good a chance as any. The scouts seem to like most of what he brings to the table. The biggest knocks I've seen are his explosion after cuts and lateral quickness in pass pro. Otherwise, he seems to be drawing a lot of praise. He probably wouldn't fit across all 32 teams (a lot of NFL running back prospects don't) so it'll probably come down to the opportunity.

don't do it

do it

Our Cal States are losing their worth and the UC's went up 40% in tuition cost. Private schools are equally expensive. We all know cost of living out here is awful (if you want to live near the fun).

Prayers to your nephew and your entire family. Wishing you all the best!

Sent and sent. Godspeed to you and your family. 

Thank you everyone, I truly appreciate it. 

Jesus. My condolences to you and your family, Vince. 

May the God of your understanding be ever more real to you and your family during this time of loss.  I'm hugging your family as I ask this God of comfort and encouragement, who is good and full of love ... to communicate through we humans around you that your loss is our loss ... that we feel your pain, hurt and loss ... and only wish and hope the best for you as you move forward with this disappointment.  You are being held, cared for and loved ... trust for it to happen as well.

So sorry to hear, Vince. Thoughts and prayers with your family.

No wonder Mike Riley smiles a lot.

I'd put my money on Hufanga before Parsons.

Lol Coach just starts following recruiting again but knows it's not a Oregon target lol

Dang it...I meant she was NOT very happy!

#BoomNebraskaJustGotBetter

See, easy to merge.

Did you recently eat lots of fruit?

Because college campuses are SO diverse. Doesn't surprise me to hear any of that used against Nebraska and we're an easy target who isn't the cream of the crop to recruit over the top of that, but what are the demographics across the board amongst universities? Pretty close, is my guess.

my guess is its less about the student population than it is the general population of the area. a lot of the kids grow up fearing rural areas.

Interesting because UNL campus is among the safest, most receptive campuses that I've ever been on. Lincoln is a pretty easy city to live in--regardless of ethnicity.

Osborne has said on many occasions that he doesn't try to intervene on these coaches. Secondly, many former players who have seen practice say Bo does it his own way. Rules have changed but they have he could definitely do more. Damon has said this many times.

have said*

It's obscenely obvious that Bo does it his own way. Keep doing it your own way Bo. Right on out the door eventually.

Perhaps it was totally false or perhaps they wanted to say "no" before he got there...like a girl who has to "wash her hair"

Downstairs hair or upstairs hair?

lol

Downstairs hair is so 2005.

I am just in shock over this!!! Praying for the Foltz family and the Husker staff and players.

So sad...

Terrible day. Two great young men gone...

I like JOJO, but he wouldn't be a prominent injury. Must b someone else.

From what i've heard JoJo may be prominent. Sounds like hes been balling this spring big time.

He did have a cryptic tweet last night

I think we all need to chill out and let Frost do his thing. Really think you are going too deep here. The roster may be turned over but does that translate to wins right away? Not many squads win alot of games with this little help from upperclassman. Attrition has decimated our upperclassmen.

@NebfanaticI don't think it has anything to do with the staff. I don't think I am going too deep because I am bringing up a program theme over the last 20 years. There is a difference between talent and will to play. Nebraska should never have a showing like that. The game plans are fine. The schemes are actually good. These players are rewired in a negative way once they move in. The competitive nature, and will to fight is stripped. This program has zero aggression, and has become a counter punch team. Hence why Nebraska is known to playing down to their opponents, or gets shell shocked when WI, tOSU, or Iowa punches first, and the game is over by the second quarter. There is something that is fundamentally broken on that campus, and it has zero to do with S&C, recruiting rankings, scheme, 3-4, spread, Frost, Riley, or Pelini. 

If what you are saying is true then Frost has no hope. Again, I think you are over thinking it. Once Frost gets guys who were winners in HS in here and has a culture top to bottom he wants things will change around here.

I'm sure someone involved called into espn to have them explain the story a certain, Espn is tied with all of this.

way^

ESPN sitting on stories that involve their beloved Domers, Longhorns, and SEC? Nooooooo.

Where there's fire there's always smoke! No Joke!

Johnny, there are no such thing as Phone Cops!

Pm please!

The additional recruiting staff and increased assistant salary budget was just to throw us off the trail.

You'd be surprised.

It is not toxic...at that age they bounce back so fast. Secondly, SE handleded this by basically using a Grad School book on Administration...The term we use is "Managing out"