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  1. For the long....long, long viability of the stadium and having premium options, i think this new suite option w seats above it makes sense.

     

    More seats for more butts doesn't make sense, but more boxes and better student section do make sense. What may seem like "forever" in construction that may displace current seats, 3-5 yrs after completion it'll be a fart in the wind. I say, build it.

    The best thing that could be added to the south stadium is a replay board for the fans in the north end zone that is comparable to the one located in the north stadium. I used to have season tickets in the 94th row of the north end zone and the lack of a large enough replay board was irritating.
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    So... You need your own guys to have a stated offensive philosophy. That's interesting.

     

    The concern I have is that players don't even seem to understand the vision. How do you get alignment on a goal in that scenario?

     

    Players don't need to understand a vision; that's a buzzword used for and by fans with an elementary, outsider's amount of knowledge. Players need to know the playbook. At the end of the day, Langs has a playbook, with specific plays with specific lines drawn in different directions, that the players will have, learn, and practice, under tutelage and with correction along the way.

     

     

    Having concern about offensive philosophy is fine, but the players 'not understanding the vision' is probably the most nonsensical reasoning possible to get to that concern.

    Hahahah. Hahahahahaha.

     

    Having a philosophical understanding of what you're trying to get done is extraordinarily important and anyone who has coached or listens to coaches will m consider that over and over.

     

    Vision produces mentality and only a fool wouldn't understand the importance of mentality in football success.

     

    That's taken care of in practice, namely, in fall practice, via coaching. Whether or not the players can produce a satisfactory sound byte answer to the media to sate plebs like you and I doesn't really have any bearing on if it actually does or doesn't happen successfully.

    Keep whistling dude. And deflecting with personal attacks.

     

    Everyone one of the players under TO understood what they were doing and why they were doing it.

     

    And the player quotes are just a part of it. Listen to the Benning interview or the OWH videocast. Or use your own damn eyes. And then try to tell me there's a coherent offensive philosophy to what Langs tries to do.

     

    Even in his interview with Benning, he didn't articulate one.

    I am not one to post often here and read this board especially for recruiting profiles. I understand that there are two sides to every story and that not everyone is a fan of coaching staffs...but this poster has taken over this board and has made almost every thread all about him. This me against the world mentality doesn't wear well. It's gotten old very quickly. I wish we all had the "outstanding" football knowledge he has...:,)

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  3. Last year, when Bo was hired at YSU, there was a misunderstanding and he didn't realize that Ganz was interested in finding a full time job in coaching. Ganz said Bo called him and cleared things up and said he would do what he could do help Joe out in the future. Well, it looks like Bo kept his word and it's good for Ganz that he can get coaching experience at any level.

    If he had been listening to his employees like a good boss would do - he would know these things. Why else would he take a grad assistant job if he wasn't interested? Lame excuse if true.

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    Tomorrow, I believe.

    Yep, today through Monday evening.

    Leaving the RUSH concert last night, they had the big screen at Memorial Stadium lit up and highlights rolling around 11 pm. Wonder if it was specifically for O'Brien's visit? That was kind of late.

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    That's a great write up. I've never had a problem with Dirk's writing. It's just that he has spent the last few years doing nothing but dwelling on negativity.

    Maybe now that will change.

    I disagree completely. Pelini and his staff spent the last few years dwelling on negativity. Dirk reports things as they are...so his reporting reflected the same negativity. Then the clueless and butthurt Pelini fans blamed Dirk for pointing out their boy was a complete a****** and a poor coach.

     

    Great column. I'm psyched about Coach Riley and this staff. Finally we have adults and competent coaches running the show in Lincoln. Riley seems like a hell of a good guy.

    Pelini - being the narcissist the he is - could not handle criticism in the open. You hit the proverbial nail on the head.

  6. WOW, serious "Debbie Downers" around here. Everyone was bitching and wanting BO gone, now that he's gone, everyone is bitching about his replacement. I am 110% behind this guy until he gives me a reason not to be. Got me JACKED!! GBR

    On a cold, dreary February day...nothing got me more ready for spring than that video! I agree
  7. I for one was not particularly impressed by Anderson today. Outside of the one play for loss, he looked confused and out of position when the plays started. He played the first couple of series and did not go back in again for a long while. Tentative is the word I would use to describe Zaire's play.

  8. We learned that Nebraska would have an excellent chance to win the Sun Belt Conference this year. That is all.

     

    Don't get carried away with superlatives. The speed on ASU's defense was similar to Southern Miss - no better. This is a game we should have won like the score indicated. Tougher challenges await.

  9. What's the famous line used? "I won't let this program gravitate towards mediocrity" I feel that's where we're headed...mediocre coaching staff, mediocre recruiting, mediocre execution on the field, mediocre discipline on the field.

    Really? You're going to quote Steve Pederson to support your argument?

     

    That's how crazy people are right now?

     

    Just saying we're back to 2003. What was true then is true today.

  10. Does anyone else feel like maybe Watson should have to answer for why this offense is basically two dimensional? All any opponent has to do is key on Burkhead first, then look for Martinez. The O-line coach does come under the Offensive Coordinator, doesn't he? And the O-line has been in this "developmental" stage for more than 4 years under Watson.

     

    Why don't we have any other running backs that are "serviceable", even with the woes of the O-line?

     

    Why is Martinez the best we have, after all the so called "great gets" in recruiting the past few years? Is there maybe a problem with the recruiting? Like may they are not judging whether these kids can play at the speed of the NCAA? What happens if Martinez goes down? We have not seen much of anyone other than Martinez, probably because Watson don't have any faith in any of these so called backups.

     

    This offense is way too predictible now. Before it was too complicated. So what is the answer now? Where is the next great running back going to come from after Burkhead graduates? Sure haven't seen anyone that looks like they could play more than a series, and in that series actually get past the O-line.

     

    Would love to have Watson come up with some new answers, because what I am seeing now with the offense is not going to win our division in the Big Ten, let alone a NC, like Martinez claims he will be disappointed if we don't play for.

     

    Think it is time for a reality check...starting with the people at the top.

     

    You go right ahead and call him down at Louisville. I'm sure he'd love to talk to you about the Nebraska offense this year !!!!!!!

  11. What's the famous line used? "I won't let this program gravitate towards mediocrity" I feel that's where we're headed...mediocre coaching staff, mediocre recruiting, mediocre execution on the field, mediocre discipline on the field.

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  12. No way Ben would be a walk-on. LOU commit when we brought on Barney.

     

    Has been a hell of a TE, and Jake is on the 2-deep at guard already.

     

    That Jake was on the 2 deep at guard is more of an indictment of how far our recruiting and offensive line talent has fallen than a shout out for how well Jake Cotton is. Remember - this is the same offensive line where we have had no real back up plan at center for the last two years!

  13. Back to the subject at hand, Cotton is a drain on this program. He was strictly hired back because he was a "Nebraska guy" who happened to be on the previous staff before Callahan and somehow this was going to right a wrong to him. It's time for him to get a cushy Walk On Foundation director's job like Doak.

  14. I got a chance to talk to Rex at the end of Fan Day. He hung around on the field to sign autographs along with some of the upperclassmen and my son. I was impressed by his down to earth attitude. Both my son and I came away feeling like we just became huge Rex Burkhead fans.

     

    I get the sense where the coaches can see some intangibles in him. Not all kids at that age GET IT!

  15. HuskerPedia is a FOR PROFIT venture. There were many who were turned off by the Solich/Callahan bickering by the "annointed" posters over there. Around that time, a nice number of free boards started popping up. It's amazing to me how many "posters" pay $22.95 per year to post less than a dozen times.....it's like they never discovered "google" to find better message boards.

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