You had me with the 48/23 run to pass ratio!!! Oh to get a dual threat QB and have those numbers on the regular.
That's because he didn't recruit to the level that Callahan did. I have no doubt in my mind though that if the offense in '09 is even average they go 11-1 with a loss to Leach and Texas Tech because Mike Leach owned Bo Pelini. We all remember the Yakety Sax game with the Cyclones where they turned the ball over 8 times and lost by 2 points. Bo and Nebraska's trajectory likely changes after the season if they go 11-1 and opens more recruiting doors with the 'Huskers competing for championships. I still get a joy out of watching Landry Jones get put into a blender that year.
I was there and it was abysmal, but damn do I have to watch that clip in its entirety every time someone reposts it.
Miami is an Adidas school.College football quarterbacks in transfer portal ranked and predicting new teams
The college football transfer portal is expected to be filled with several talented quarterbacks. Where will they land? We offer our predictions.www.yahoo.com
Dylan Raiola: Louisville
The former five-star recruit has an NFL-ready arm and enough of a track record through two seasons to receive interest from virtually every Power Four program in the market for a new starter. But he’s not a fit across the board: Raiola needs to be protected because of his lack of mobility, and would work best in a tempo- and timing-based scheme that maximizes his ability to diagnose coverages. He’s also likely to stay with an Adidas-branded school, though offers from Miami or Oregon could lead to a change of heart. Playing for a quarterback guru in Cardinals coach Jeff Brohm would help Raiola unlock his potential.
If his dad lets him go to Miami, then anything and everything Raiola needs to be removed from UNL.
I think Dylan WANTS to play for Nebraska too just think that MR and DH want a qb that can run or be a threat with their legs and so this is why he is transferring going in a different direction on offense.
I have a hard time believing Dylan is being asked to leave. Now he may be being asked to do some things differently and might be told he has to continue competing for his spot, but he has a roster spot here if he WANTS to play for Nebraska.
Serious question.......College football quarterbacks in transfer portal ranked and predicting new teams
The college football transfer portal is expected to be filled with several talented quarterbacks. Where will they land? We offer our predictions.
Dylan Raiola: Louisville
The former five-star recruit has an NFL-ready arm and enough of a track record through two seasons to receive interest from virtually every Power Four program in the market for a new starter. But he’s not a fit across the board: Raiola needs to be protected because of his lack of mobility, and would work best in a tempo- and timing-based scheme that maximizes his ability to diagnose coverages. He’s also likely to stay with an Adidas-branded school, though offers from Miami or Oregon could lead to a change of heart. Playing for a quarterback guru in Cardinals coach Jeff Brohm would help Raiola unlock his potential.
To me his best attribute is his ability to hit the touch passes over the linebackers in the zone soft spots. He has also hit quite a few really tight windows. He does have a talented arm and I think he is likely great at the deep balls when he isn't being rushed in practice. Unfortunately it hasn't translated to games for him.