AJ Bush Transfering - IWCC, then Virginia Tech, now Illinois

[Warrior10]

Anyone see his JUCO stats? 45% completion percentage, 3 tds, 8 ints.

[Hayseed]

He was never going to see the field at Nebraska, not at quarterback or receiver. That said, I wish him the best wherever he goes.

How do you know?

[Hayseed]

 

if he were to play and play well next year and who ever starts at nebraska struggles the melt down here will be epic.

not really, A J simply might play well in another system, most folks caan recognize that, besides we have the great POB, he should at least be as good as Bush?

 

But at the time of the Spring Game every sports reporter in Nebraska was telling us how he could throw a football over a mountain??? Who are we supposed to believe?

[Decked]

 

 

if he were to play and play well next year and who ever starts at nebraska struggles the melt down here will be epic.

 

not really, A J simply might play well in another system, most folks caan recognize that, besides we have the great POB, he should at least be as good as Bush?

But at the time of the Spring Game every sports reporter in Nebraska was telling us how he could throw a football over a mountain??? Who are we supposed to believe?

Accuracy & arm strength. Two different things. I'd rather have the first one.

[Cdog923]

This is...surprising, to say the least. He was not impressive at all at IWCC.

[teachercd]

This is...surprising, to say the least. He was not impressive at all at IWCC.

 

Some coaches know how to use players...

some dont

[Swiv3D]

 

 

 

if he were to play and play well next year and who ever starts at nebraska struggles the melt down here will be epic.

 

not really, A J simply might play well in another system, most folks caan recognize that, besides we have the great POB, he should at least be as good as Bush?

But at the time of the Spring Game every sports reporter in Nebraska was telling us how he could throw a football over a mountain??? Who are we supposed to believe?

Accuracy & arm strength. Two different things. I'd rather have the first one.

Kellen Moore: a prime example

[broganreynik]

 

 

if he were to play and play well next year and who ever starts at nebraska struggles the melt down here will be epic.

not really, A J simply might play well in another system, most folks caan recognize that, besides we have the great POB, he should at least be as good as Bush?

You're overestimating most folks.

[Hayseed]

 

 

 

if he were to play and play well next year and who ever starts at nebraska struggles the melt down here will be epic.

not really, A J simply might play well in another system, most folks caan recognize that, besides we have the great POB, he should at least be as good as Bush?

But at the time of the Spring Game every sports reporter in Nebraska was telling us how he could throw a football over a mountain??? Who are we supposed to believe?

Accuracy & arm strength. Two different things. I'd rather have the first one.

 

I agree....I was shocked that they hyped him so much at that point but still thought he could develop into a good QB over time. That many sports guys can't be that stupid.

 

​Another thing someone who has time and knowledge of Husker history should do is make a list of all the Spring Game superstars who never saw the field.

[Mavric]

Edited March 13, 2018 by Mavric
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[funhusker]

2 minutes ago, Mavric said:

 

Didn't he outshine Jamal Lord in that one Spring Game??????

 

 

Seems like his college career has lasted a decade!

 

[Toe]

[huKSer]

Curious:

 

Has a player transferred from school A to Juco B.  Then transferred back to school A? Say a coaching change or something?

[Cdog923]

5 hours ago, huKSer said:

Curious:

 

Has a player transferred from school A to Juco B.  Then transferred back to school A? Say a coaching change or something?

 

Dakota Allen went from Texas Tech to East Mississippi back to Texas Tech. He was on Season 2 of "Last Chance U":

 

http://www.sportingnews.com/ncaa-football/news/last-chance-u-dakota-allen-texas-tech-ncaa-football-return-senior-year/r54cdh44y5z91w8tf5wvsp9lk