Adi Kunalic is stupid

It was interesting. Didn't realize he had such a story behind him.

I thought the article could have been written better, with more insight.

 
When I read the title of the thread, I though I'd be reading about another player getting in trouble...

So thank you for almost making me want to punch a wall. :lol:

Anyway, that was a great article. That young man certainly has been through a lot. I really hope all we are hearing about him is true, and he can be our guy this year.

 
When I read the title of the thread, I though I'd be reading about another player getting in trouble...

So thank you for almost making me want to punch a wall. :lol:

Anyway, that was a great article. That young man certainly has been through a lot. I really hope all we are hearing about him is true, and he can be our guy this year.
My thoughts exactly

 
• In 2006, Nebraska passed on long field-goal attempts several times in tight games. A brief rundown:Cotton Bowl: Down 17-14 with two minutes to play, the Huskers choose to go for the first down on fourth-and-11 from the Auburn 30. Zac Taylor overthrows Frantz Hardy and NU loses.

Oklahoma: On the second drive of the game, NU faces a fourth down at the Sooners 34. Bill Callahan, trailing 7-0, opts to punt.

Texas A&M: In the second quarter, Nebraska leads 21-7 and faces a fourth-and-5 at the Aggies 27. A 44-yard field goal? No. NU goes for the first down and Taylor is sacked for a loss of 10 yards.

Texas: Trailing 22-20 and down to their final play, the Huskers attempt an unsuccessful Hail Mary to the end zone from the UT 41-yard line. A 58-yard field goal, though unlikely on a cold breezy day, would've won the game.

USC: In the first quarter with no score, Nebraska has a fourth-and-11 at the USC 37. Callahan, instead of trying to put points on the board, calls for the punting unit.
All good reasons for Adi to be in Lincoln this fall. And just for the record, Adi is brilliant for coming to NU. He will shine this season. :)

 
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