ColoradoHusk

And Matt Davidson gives his recommendation, as well.

Thanks for looking into it further. I admit I was going off broad assumptions of his status at Michigan State.

What about mentioning Peters or Winstrom?

Assistant D-line coach with the Cleveland Browns.

I think would think he is getting a scholarship to transfer from Michigan State to Nebraska. He was probably getting scholly offers from other schools which he was interested in transferring to.

I think Fritzche will end up being the best o-lineman of the group. He probably won’t see the field for 2-3 years, but I love what he has to offer. Being a former TE, he is going to be athletic and long, so that will make him a natural LT. Benhart should be a solid road-grader tackle on the right side.

Coaches need to find a position to play him (he’s a tweener) and he needs to work to put himself on the field. I think the coaches were disappointed by his effort in camp and early in the season.

Ken Clark from the 80s Kelsays and Mike Rucker from the 90s Dejon Gomes and Eric Hagg from the 00s

Yeah, I recall there was a last-minute call with TO on the Friday before the AAC conference championship game.

Regarding the statement from the University today. It accomplishes a few things: 1) squashes any rumors that Moos is going to be immediately fired, 2) puts Moos on notice to make sure the booze isn't impacting his work, and try not to be so out and open with his drinking, and 3) may move up the timetable for Moos's retirement from 3 years down the road, to 1 year down the road (at the end of the 2019-20 academic year).

Washington will get more touches, that makes him the 1A. He is bulking up and learning the offense better to be more of an inside threat, to go along with his ability on the outside/open space. Mills will have his role, but he's not getting more touches than Washington.

Then who is 1A? Maurice is going to get the most amount of touches from all the RB's. Frost wants the big-play ability and versatility, and Washington brings that to the offense.

What do you mean by "Where is Washington gonna be"? Maurice is the clear #1 at RB.

Don't disagree with you. Osborne was trying to be loyal to Frank. It didn't turn out to be the best decision. I think Osborne was rejuvenated by his mid-90s run, and he truly wasn't ready to retire, but he kept his word to Frank.

I also heard that he was interested in Mack Brown.