Vince R.

What's the level of competition? He's the largest and most athletic person on the field in every highlight. Loved Larry as a Husker. 

@Husker Richard, he plays in the largest the class in Virginia, so the competition should be very good.

Is he being recruited? I'd take another Asante in a heart beat. 

Edit: Saw we just offered, cool. 

You were a funny guy back in those days. Not so much anymore....

I was trying some coding a couple years ago where I timestamped some laughs on posts to occur 2 years into the future.  It looks like it worked!

Ever think someone may have been in a coma for 2 years and is trying to catch up?

Don’t worry.  Securing Heinrich >> Flipping A.D.

I agree. Decoy73.  Dickerson is good but Heinrich has a great ceiling and wants to be here.  Really like the bodies Fisher has in his room.  Our secondary will be good

He gone. Not coming back. 

@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!

@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.

A lot of great profiles popping up in the 2019 recruiting section. Hope to see some of those guys at the Spring Game. 

Love your work, @Moiraine

Thanks

Flipping someone like Dickerson or (if he doesn't commit) Fedone might be impossible for us now. 

Fidone if anything would mean it’s a even more of a lock lol 

Dickerson is dead and gone though. Visits will still happen they just will be the here check this out on campus if you can afford it kinda thing 

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 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.

What are you tip-toeing around here?

I need to post something in the rumor board. 

I agree but do you think the current players can right the ship?  I'm convinced the players that have been in the program for the past 3 years are beyond fixing.

@4skers89 I agree with you. I think the ones who are Juniors and Seniors, are ruined. Aside from a select few.

I saw an offer tweet that referred to us as Huskers instead of Huskies, #Progress.

Do you know which segment @Vince R.?

@Mike McdeeSegment 7 "Born and Raised Guys". start at the 16:15 mark.

Thanks @Vince R..

@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. 

Well a triangle is well known code for a three-way. And the fella to the right appears to be watching it thru a screen door. But I don't want to know where the elephant enters into this.

NUance wins

Ahem...

How much faster did you get info there? These guys we have here do an excellent job I think 

@man eating mastodonYou get it pretty fast, and then you learn who gets it first. Tea leaf info for sure, and Munson was the first to swing the Mathis pendulum towards Nebraska recently. Then 247 came in a day later.

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.

Yes, but when the scheme gets WRs wide open and your QB either can't make the throw or refuses to get rid of the ball to them and takes a sack/fumble instead, that's a major problem with the QB.

The coaches decided on their guy and have nothing ready behind him. It's all on frost

Martinez isn't perfect, but he leaves it out on the field. Frost needs to give up on the offense or playcalling.

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. 

All that matters is if there is a try-hard walkon that will block for the RB's who can't break long runs because the OL can't get a push.  

How can a dude that big be that fragile?

Is there any chance this is just crafty coaching by Frost?