Kevin WIlliams interview
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onlyHskrfaninIL
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No. Obviously he isn't happy here and wanted out. He (at least in his head) had guaranteed PT here. That won't be the case anywhere else. Why wouldn't you just say that was the reason or not say anything at all if that was the reason? Instead he feels the need to go and flame the coaches and program. Clearly this was about more than playing time or location.
HuskerExpat
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Disagree. The NFL does not care what conference you played in. They care about your skill, talent, etc. Carson Wentz didn't even play at an FBS program and he's projected to be a first rounder, perhaps even first overall pick.
The SEC has had more NFL draft picks in recent years because they've had more talent. End of story.
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Danny Bateman
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Best of luck to KW. Hope he finds success wherever he winds up.
Personally, I don't think he's got the durability to be a star DT anywhere he goes, but I hope his career reaches whatever heights he wants it to and he finds happiness in the next chapter of his life.
Personally, I don't think he's got the durability to be a star DT anywhere he goes, but I hope his career reaches whatever heights he wants it to and he finds happiness in the next chapter of his life.
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theknife
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Yes, they don't care where you come from if you are good enough, but if the perception is your conference has the most talent, than in in my opinion ,easier to assume an equally rated player might get the preference based on his perceived level of competition.
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Count 'Bility
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No there was nothing inflammatory by Williams. Or McMullen. I have no problem with their choices. I really dont. Ill be the last to call McMullen a quitter because of the reasons hes doing it for. And Williams, its his life. But that doesnt mean im not gonna raise my eyebrow as to why each of these guys wasted their own time and our coaches and other players' time by sticking out another spring. Thats ok. Its ok to ask why without being labeled as some hateful fan. And its also ok to say either be all in or 100% all out. Im a fan of Nebraska and the program doesnt have time or space for half hearts. Good luck. But if you doubt your role you need to go. Its a harsh truth. Which is a concept this pu&&y society is quickly forgetting.
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ColoradoHusk
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There is certainly a perception bias that players from the SEC receive. Yes, it still depends on the individual player, but if Player A and Player B are equally rated, the NFL team will most likely go with the one from the SEC, because that's where the perceived highest level of college football is played. I am sure Kevin Williams was sold hard on this SEC perception by the coaches from that conference that are recruiting him.
Did McMullen and Williams also promise to take any of you to the prom and then back out at the last minute? Because that's the kind of vibe coming from some of these posts.
Think more positive, like the St. Crispin's day speech Henry V gave in Shakespeare's play: "...the fewer men, the greater share of honor..."
Think more positive, like the St. Crispin's day speech Henry V gave in Shakespeare's play: "...the fewer men, the greater share of honor..."
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You have to understand the personal debt that these guys owe to nameless/faceless fans.
5 years, injuries and such simply isn't enough to repay the fans for everything they do.
SEC has had some very talented kids and there's a variety of reasons for that. One quick question, does that control for conference size? I feel like they had more teams up until recently, but I may be wrong about that.