flatwaterfan

I think last spring for the few practices they had Frost made some comments. Said he was pleased with how organized the offense was so my guess is that will lead to some efficiency. Also I think you may see some differences in the type of WR's that are recruited. Other than that my guess is not much will change.

That's a good way to put it. It will be a challenge for the coaches to find playing time for everyone with such a big roster.

I think Pelini will have a good defense there the first 3 years or so, but eventually opponents adjust and I am not so sure how good he is on in game adjustments or deviating from the weekly plan. Also his style of teaching and motivation tends to be less effective over time for some. Just my uninformed opinion.

Enjoyed the streaming scrimmage. Going to be a tough battle at spots. I always like to see how the new guys perform. In the OF among the new guys I thought Satori had some good Ab's. Foster will be the starting RF I think. Lot of experience in the OF that the freshmen have to overcome. Like the new infielders as a group. Matthews batted 2nd and looks like a good athlete. Steil looks strong and should be a good corner guy. Anderson played some 3rd and was pretty smooth. I am not sure if that's his primary position though. The freshmen will have to make up some ground. I think Cervantes could be a challenger for starting time somewhere in the IF, probably 3rd as the Juco experience and extra maturity helps. Really too soon to draw too many conclusions so these are first impressions that don't mean a lot.

I am thankful for the leadership that Nebraska has: Green, Carter, Moos and Frost. Kudos to them.

I like that idea. Good on them.

Agree.

https://huskers.com/watch/?Live=807&type=Live

I don't get the all or none concept. Doesn't make sense to me. Don't get why they can't line up some non-conference opponents either.

Agree. COPC should be more transparent and forward thinking. I think their egos are bruised for good reason and every game that's played in Sept by SEC/ACC/B12 makes them look bad.

Big talented dude seems almost unfair. Will be good to see him against college competition in the next few years. He'll have to keep on getting stronger.

We have seen this over and over with different institutions where the coverup is worse than the actual incident. Yeesh.

Why would they blacken out sections of the bylaws? There should be nothing that is confidential. This is nuts.

Agree 100%. Outside conditions are less favorable for spread vs inside conditions. Yet here we are.

Yep.

It could happen but at least you will get good reasons for what/why they will be doing and that they at least made an attempt. Transparency goes a long way.

I agree with this. Also for WR's a different coach makes a difference. Coaches may value the same attributes but the order with which they favor them may be different. I think Lubick's type will be slightly different than the previous coach's.

Kudos to Ted Carter and Nebraska leadership.

This study by some people associated with Stanford and UCLA. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.06.06.20124446v2 Results: Among US counties with populations greater than 500,000 people, during the week ending June 13,2020, the median estimate of the county level probability of a confirmed infection is 1 infection in 40,500 person contacts (Range: 10,100 to 586,000). For a 50 to 64 year-old individual, the median estimate of the county level probability of a hospitalization is 1 in 709,000 person contacts (Range: 177,000 to 10,200,000) and the median estimate of the county level probability of a fatality is 1 in 6,670,000 person contacts (Range 1,680,000 to 97,600.000).

This whole thing ticks me off. The B1G leadership should of been making plan A,B and C back in May and going through scenarios. Their job is to be forward thinking and prepared. It appears to me that they didn't do a damn thing for 3 months. They should be transparent and have good facts to support their decisions. None of them should get paid. Worthless twits.

Hurts to lose an athletic LB like this who could of been an ILB or OLB. Opens the door a little wider for Kpai. I'm thinking this is a byproduct of the B1g shutdown.

Sweet. We can use another MLB. He plays with a wide base and has a pretty thick lower half which enables him to get good leverage and deliver some good blows. Good pickup.

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Another valid point. Would like to revisit it though. Being part of a conference doesn't mean selling your soul.

Ah, missed that fact. Thank you.