Eric the Red Posted November 24, 2004 Share Posted November 24, 2004 Nebraska has 24 football players on the All big 12 Academic team. The Huskers had a conference leading 18 first teamers. Quote Link to comment
Eric the Red Posted November 25, 2004 Author Share Posted November 25, 2004 First Team Dan Burrow, Nebraska Sr. Business Administration Ames, Iowa Sandro DeAngelis, Nebraska Sr. Natural Sciences Niagra Falls, Ontario, Canada Kellen Huston, Nebraska Sr. Exercise Science Ankeny, Iowa Adam Ickes, Nebraska Jr. Agribusiness Page, Neb. Joel Jackson, Nebraska Sr. Mechanical Engineering Papillion, Neb. Steve Kriewald, Nebraska Sr. Construction Management Scotia, Neb. *Kurt Mann, Nebraska So. Mechanized Systems Management Grand Island,Neb. Jeff McBride, Nebraska Sr. Agronomy Brule, Neb. Jay Moore, Nebraska So. Undecided Elkhorn, Neb. Jack O’Holleran, Nebraska Sr. Business Administration North Platte, Neb. J.B. Phillips, Nebraska Fr.-RS Undecided Colleyville, Texas Gary Pike, Nebraska Jr. Physics & Mathematics Pueblo, Colo. Brandon Rigoni, Nebraska So. Psychology Lincoln, Neb. Barrett Ruud, Nebraska Sr. Business Administration Lincoln, Neb. Andrew Shanle, Nebraska So. Family Consumer Science Education St. Edward, Neb. Shane Siegel, Nebraska Jr. Business Administration Grand Island, Neb. *Chad Sievers, Nebraska Sr. Business Administration Valley , Neb. *Dane Todd, Nebraska So. Biological Sciences Lincoln, Neb. *-4.0 grade-point averages Second Team Jake Andersen, Nebraska Sr. Communication Studies Littleton, Colo. Greg Austin, Nebraska So. Undecided Cypress, Texas Joe Dailey, Nebraska So. Undecided Freehold, N.J. Lane Kelly, Nebraska So. Undecided Omaha, Neb. Brandon Koch, Nebraska Sr. Social Science Cozad, Neb. Bo Ruud, Nebraska Fr.-RS Undecided Lincoln, Neb. Quote Link to comment
DaveH Posted November 25, 2004 Share Posted November 25, 2004 Keeping a 4.0 with some of those majors AND playing football has to be pretty hectic. to those guys. Quote Link to comment
Benard Posted November 25, 2004 Share Posted November 25, 2004 I notice about 90% of those guys are from nebraska. Enjoy the academic success while you can guys because not to be Rude but Callahan doesn't go after the brighest chips in the bag. Quote Link to comment
DaveH Posted November 25, 2004 Share Posted November 25, 2004 I notice about 90% of those guys are from nebraska. Enjoy the academic success while you can guys because not to be Rude but Callahan doesn't go after the brighest chips in the bag. Imagine that. A football coach recruiting guys for their football abilities, not for their GPA. That's crazy stuff right there. Guys who know what's up do well in college. Most don't. The fact that they are from Nebraska is immaterial. Quote Link to comment
Pedro Guerrero Posted November 25, 2004 Share Posted November 25, 2004 I notice about 90% of those guys are from nebraska. Enjoy the academic success while you can guys because not to be Rude but Callahan doesn't go after the brighest chips in the bag. Notice most of the kids from Nebraska won't play when they not very bright kids come in. Larry Phillips was a genuis. Have you ever heard Tommie Frazier or Jammal Lord speak? Wait you probably didn't like Frazier since he wasn't from Nebraska. Quote Link to comment
Benard Posted November 25, 2004 Share Posted November 25, 2004 I notice about 90% of those guys are from nebraska. Enjoy the academic success while you can guys because not to be Rude but Callahan doesn't go after the brighest chips in the bag. Notice most of the kids from Nebraska won't play when they not very bright kids come in. Larry Phillips was a genuis. Have you ever heard Tommie Frazier or Jammal Lord speak? Wait you probably didn't like Frazier since he wasn't from Nebraska. Wasn't frazier a communications major wise one? He just talked really fast, he was smart. All's I'm saying is we aren't getting the nebraska kids and that is where alot of our academic all american's come from and it just seems to me that alot of callahans recruits are dumber than a box of rocks. Just my opinion. I could be wrong and his recruits could all be smarter than heck. Quote Link to comment
Pedro Guerrero Posted November 25, 2004 Share Posted November 25, 2004 Wasn't frazier a communications major wise one? I believe Lord was also, and he was such a good speaker. Have you heard Tommie do his radio show? That's good stuff. Quote Link to comment
DJR313 Posted November 25, 2004 Share Posted November 25, 2004 I could be wrong and his recruits could all be smarter than heck. glad to see you leave open the alternative that you are talking out of your @ss Quote Link to comment
Eric the Red Posted November 25, 2004 Author Share Posted November 25, 2004 I heard and listen to quite a few interviews whether they were on Big Red Wrap up or Rivals and this class and from players that are committed and it is nothing new and you can compare it to just about any other class in the nation. There are some good ones and others not so good. T.O. took a lot of chances on some guys. Many of them didn't make it. Callahan will do the same with some of his scholarships. There's always a risk factor with any teenager.. Quote Link to comment
junior4949 Posted November 25, 2004 Share Posted November 25, 2004 Actually, T.O. took more than a chance on a lot of players on the 94 & 95 NC teams. This was before the Big 12 when we were still in the Big 8. Back then, the Big 8 allowed teams to bring in Prop. 48 players. Lawrence Phillips and others got into Nebraska this way. There were only 2 teams in the Big 8 that allowed Prop. 48's. When the Big 12 was formed, it was passed in the by-laws that Prop. 48 sudents wouldn't be allowed. If we would have been in the Big 12 in 94 & 95, it's very likely we wouldn't have gotten 4 or 5 of the excellent athletes even into the program. These are the few from those teams that you get to watch play on Sunday's. This is why KState and some others recruit heavily from the JuCo's. This is the only way to get a Prop. 48 student in, and that is only if they complete the necessary classes and have grades good enough to get into a 4 year. Quote Link to comment
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