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So let me get this straight, A 6'2 230 lb kid comes into your house, leading his team to the state title game 2 years in a row doing it with both his arm and his feet, fights like a lion for 8 quarters, unleashes what has to be a record punt, when he is not even a kicker, when your own college punter can't even do it, and you are like ..."meh".

The news he was going to Wyo was Harsh to me.

This is a miss. And how many good in-state kids can Nebraska afford to lose? Harsh lead his team to back to back State Championship games in Class B from a Western school to boot. He tied the single game playoff touchdown record (5) as a Jr. He showed as much or more heart in that stadium than I have seen in awhile. Perfect example of the kid you should be getting if you are NU. But yes, good pick up for the Cowboys who now have Craig Bohl along with a half dozen or so good Neb. high school players. And the 79 or 81 yd punt is just an example of the kid's overall athleticism. How many 18 yr. olds can do that?

This post is so inaccurate and uninformed.

No scholly. He cites his relationship with the Wyo coaches.

According to some reports, Sabastian Harsh has chosen to go to Wyoming. If true, this is a significant miss for Nebraska in my view, and frankly NU has had way too many misses lately. Here is a 6'2 230 lb Nebraska kid who showed nothing but total heart in his appearances in Memorial. Under pressure from his own end zone he punted a football 79 yds. no kidding, watch the video. https://www.trendsmap.com/twitter/tweet/1199152136648642560 This kid represents exactly what Nebraska has been missing from its walk on program for too long. Another NU swing and a miss. If he showed that kind of heart with a Scottsbluff helmet on I think he would have shown the same with a Nebraska helmet on. I would have offered him a scholarship that day and never looked back.

2019 LSU would not have been able to drop the dimes on 1995 Nebraska like they did on Clemson. The 1995 Nebraska offense would have put up about the same score that 94 Nebraska put on Mia. It would have been a Nebraska win probably in the 27-24 range. If playing in 2020 world with terrible refs and crazy rules, LSU wins. If playing in 1995 world with decent refs and a pure set of rules, 95 Nebraska wins. 2019 LSU and 2001 Miami would have been a GAME

There should be a real time Madden screen up for every fan to select plays during the game and the team should have to run whatever play gets selected the most by Husker fans. And this should apply also defense, blitzes and the lineup. The only problem will be getting those 46 Army guys and 71 Nebraska guys on the field.

The 2 real reasons bama got back to the top: 1: They identified the best name in coaching and got him by ponying up the cash, and 2. By being in the geographic middle of the nations best talent pool. M-A-G : Miss, Ala, Georgia. A prevalence of a certain type of athlete has always been there. Less than 500 miles from every blue chip athlete they could want. There are other things too (cash, recreational substances, companionship) being provided in spades by "friends of the program"

And lets get relevant all around. I got done watching us get slogged by the Hoosiers in the punkin chuckin contest only to turn over to the wrastlin' to watch the beatdown by Iowa. Fun times!

Bo used up this talent in 09' and 10'. Is that all a coach does is use up talent? Did Bo use up Demorrio Williams? Lavonte David? Or did he help make them? Callahan was using up Suh, Bo unleashed him.

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Hey look at the bright side, Nebraska hasn't lost a bowl game since 12/30/ 2016!

Sorry Mav Happy New Year!

The Nebraska fan base is way more hungry for a championship than the players are.

A coach has to have some buy-in from his colleagues and his team. Diaco was brought in after whats his name supposedly fired his friend of 20 yrs. Yeah right. Eichorst made Riley fire Banker or otherwise Eichorst did it himself and then they brought in Diaco. Diaco had no chance here, the players and staff gave him no chance. A D1 coordinator is kind of like a big time evangelical preacher. You've got to know your bible a little, but you've got to get people believing you are speaking the truth. THEN it is cash money time. Thing is, nobody at NU even gave him a shot. No buy-in whatsoever even from the 15 people who actually knew who he was in the hallway, and didn't mistake him for a piss ant graduate asst. I have no doubt the guy can put together a decent defense at Purdue, if they just care enough to listen, and buy some of the BS and just go with it . He will put in 4-6 yrs there, make cool mill and help the team get som 6-8 win seasons. And no one will be any the more sad. GO PURDUE boil-on! or something

Nope. Never understood this take, never will. TO was top 5 best offensive minds in football. Ever. OC or HC while winning 4 NC and 2 more NC came down to the last play. Calling the plays. Offensively, Saban treats OC like rented mules. Integrity and Scruples? Hands down TO. Sabans treatment of Miami situation, recruits and 2nd team QBs. Not great. I think TO also has him beat on all time winning percentage. TO was adriving force behind the pioneering of the best weight program in football at a time when weight lifting was frowned upon. Vision. Could Saban do it in Lincoln? (He wouldn't even try.) Could TO do it in Bama? Oh Yeah!!! Saban many top 5 recruiting classes, TO probably none or 1 and YET: Lombardi winners under TO: 4 Lombardi winners under Sab: 1

Muschamp only knows one side of the ball Zook couldn't cut it at Illinois either, McElwain is a good coordinator.

It helps if the Chancellor can long snap as well

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If you play 3 yr. at NU and don't make it to a bowl it is your own darned fault. 44 dudes need to look in the mirror.

don't they all?

And that was one missed kick from being 4 in 5 yr.

23? Imagine being pissed if the preseason rankings had Nebraska at 5th. Now imagine that being the case for 30 years. Thats the NU us older guys know. That red N on the helmet used to stand for "tough sumbitch" and you better know it. Now not so much