BIG ERN

By stating that I ran the offense for 4 years didn't mean that I was Montana or Vick. Just saying if you have SPEED it wasn't a good offense to run. For speed you want to SPREAD teams out and get your playmakers in space. The double wing everyone is bunched together. Don't say yeah I would post something, but you wouldn't get it like you are more educated at football than I am. Get serious

I was QB in high school and this is the offense we ran. Worst offense ever if you have speed! Its for little kids and teams like Navy. I'm comfortable in saying that this comment shows that you have much to learn about football . . . extensive high school experience notwithstanding. "Worst offense ever if you have speed?!" Wow. You can start the learning here. Continue by delving into one of my favorite examples here. Finally, educate yourself here. Get educated here <national champions last 5 years> ----> 2010 - Auburn (Spread) 2009 Alabama (Pro) 2008 Florida (Spread) 2007 LSU (Pro) 2006 Florida (Spread) 2005 Texas (Spread)

I was QB in high school and this is the offense we ran. Worst offense ever if you have speed! Its for little kids and teams like Navy.

I agree when Crouch said the team gave up on him. The other rumors who cares they are "rumors." Looking at the facts it was obvious when no one came to celebrate when he scored and he never went to anyone else when they did. This IS a problem no matter what anyone says. The QB has to have respect of the players and Martinez didn't last year. He was only a fresh so lets hope something changes otherwise even being talented get him out.

The question was - Who would YOU choose - Not opinions and analysis from others. Just because Kiper says something doesn't mean he's right.

Peterson. I love Prince, but think he's slightly overrated. IMO Dennard is a better CB than Prince.

He forgot to mention Daimion Stafford who I guarantee will start. This kid is a flat out playmaker at FS, nickel, or kick/punt returns.

Regardless we recruited them from California whether it was JC or HS.

Top 10 in no real specific order

I was curious what were the best states we were recruiting from over the past 10 years and the future kids from there. Only noted states with kids that had at least 2 relevant guys. Oklahoma - Zac Taylor, Phillip Dillard Tennessee - Josh Bullocks, Daniel Bullocks, Barry Turner Colorado – Pierre Allen, Matt Slauson, Ross Pilkington (Future) - Kenny Bell, Mike Moudy Illinois - Joe Ganz, Corey McKeon (Future) - Corey Cooper, Ryan Klachko Florida – Lavonte David, Fabian Washington, Steve Octavien (Future) - Brion Carnes, Mauro Bondi Minnesota – Lydon Murtha, Nate Swift (Future) - Tobi Okuyemi Missouri – Mike McNeill, Brandon Kinnie, Will Compton (Future) - Chase Rome Arizona - Prince Amukamara, Eric Hagg, Richie Incognito (Future) - Todd Peat California - Dejon Gomes, Roy Helu Jr, Jacob Hickman, Marlon Lucky, Taylor Martinez, Carl Nicks, Cameron Meredith, Maurice Purify (Future) - Daimion Stafford, Joseph Carter, Quincy Enunwa Texas - Rex Burkhead, Quentin Castille, Cody Glenn, Adi Kunalic, Terrence Nunn, DeMorrio Williams, Courtney Osborne (Future) - Aaron Green, Jamal Turner, David Santos, Givens Price, Charles Jackson, Ciante Evans Nebraska - Barrett Ruud, Jared Crick, Alex Henery, Matt Herian, David Horne, Niles Paul, Baker Steinkuhler, Titus Adams (Future) - Andrew Rodriguez, Zach Sterup, Ryne Reeves, Daniel Davie

Will Nebraska run through Iowa over the next 10 years? No. will they win 6 or 7 out of the 10? Yes. I think the offenses will be equal this season while the defenses, well they aren't even comparable. You only have 4 relevant players on defense and don't start name dropping random players who are gaining experience because I know them all. You have a inexperienced QB (again, don't give me oh he played good a year ago against OSU...barely lead Iowa to a win over Minnesota the next week). He is from Iowa and I have seen him play in High School, throws a good ball, but don't think he will be anything too great. Trust me I know your going to rip on Martinez ect. I can't argue the fact that he played TERRIBLE the last few games of the season along with almost everyone else on offense (and coaches). Before he was injured he was breaking records though. RBs - Coker will initially be better than anyone on Nebraska unless Aaron Green emerges quickly which I think he will. Our depth is far and beyond Iowa's at this position. OL - IA has an edge in this unit for sure, but I think we have a solid one as well. TE - You have young guys that can def. be all-big 10 in a few years, but I'll take Kyler Reed and Cotton for next season. WR - Right now I will favor IA with McNutt and Davis, but only slightly for now because Kinnie is even with them, but we need someone young to fill this void. So going into the season I think the offenses will be equal, but as I stated defenses aren't close IMO. It will come down to off-season coaching and changes to see what happens next fall. We can talk all we want, but it isn't going to matter, but pre-season wise. Neb has the edge.

http://www.kuathletics.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/warinner_ed00.html Pretty solid resume'

Missing the point. To a Nebraska guy....Nebraska > Oregon. Period. Recent success doesn't change history. I kind of agree with you here, but not fully. Scott Frost started his college career at Stanford University. He attended Stanford for two years before transferring to Nebraska (not loyal or knew he wouldn't start first 2 seasons?). Would it be a big deal to coach Nebraska when you're from and played for Nebraska --huge deal, can't disagree, but someone who has the competitive edge like Frost you play/coach to WIN. Period. I would love to have Frost and I think we have a solid chance of getting him, but people who think its a simple decision to pack up and leave Oregon right now just because you played for Nebraska are mistaken IMO.

I am a Nebraska fan that lives in Iowa and most all my friends and family are all Hawkeye fans. I hear this talk all the time. I know CFB inside out from coaching, recruiting, facilities, players yadda yadda. We will talk PRESENT. Is Iowa going to come to Lincoln next fall and beat Nebraska? The answer is NO my friend.

He would HAVE to be either CO-...or OC. Yes it would be a lateral move at best despite Nebraska roots. Oregon just went to the national title and he recruited 3 more solid WRs.

No one on Huskerboard would play football if you were in his shoes. Ya im 18/19 years old and am going to make bank son! Whats up MLB.

Nice. If ESPN is bouncing you up he must have played a really solid all-star game. I guess WR looks like his calling.

Looks like he would be more productive at DB than WR

Are we going to participate in the whole don't go after other committed big ten players unwritten rule? The Big Ten schools all seem to follow by that and it really causes an uproar when one of the member schools break it. A few years ago Eric Gordon committed to Bruce Weber and the Fighting Illini and then Sampson got in there and did some dirty recruiting and got him to Indiana. He not only felt the wrath of Illi but the other member schools were very peeved at Indy's recruiting tactics too. It seems like we would want to start our Big Ten tenure on a positive note, and I suspect we won't try to poach from other member schools unless the kid calls us first. Tevin Mitchell, Aaryn Bouzos, Ameer Abdullah etc. etc. etc. It happens in every conference all the time and is all fair game until signed. YOU PLAY TO WIN THE GAME! So when Arkansas steals Tevin Mitchel, they're dirty and liars and shady. When we do it, we do it cause we want to win. Wait... I never said Arkansas was dirty. It's called recruiting. Tevin can decommit all he wants, because its his decision. Just because you weren't the first to call the kid doesn't mean anything.