I'm with zoogie, we don't even know if Lawrence will ever play football again.Wow not one person showing some love to Blake Lawrence! My first pick would have been "The Prince of the Backfield", credit me for this nickname and by all means start spreading it, but since noone has picked Blake Im gonna go with him. The kid showed a lot of promise at the end of last season, especially at the Gator Bowl with 4 tackles and that very helpfull INT, and since the losses of Glenn and Wortman he will see great time probably at the Sam spot.
On O, despite the DUI fiasco, Im going with Niles Paul to be our break out player considering he had a great summer (until the DUI) and definitely has the talent level. In fact we may be able to credit some of Tyler Gabberts intrest in UNL from his great performance in the summer, as Gabbert described him as "amazing" and claimed "he can catch anything". I didn't choose helu because he's already starting to get national attention and his "breakout" is already expected.
It is not looking very likely that Blake will be playing again. Concussions aren't something to mess around with and Blake has bright future outside of football that shouldn't risked.Ooh, haven't heard about Gabbert and Paul. That's interesting. Hopefully Blake will continue playing football. Haven't heard much about him since the whole "3rd concussion in a year" thing, rumors were that he was done...![]()
Lawrence is fine for now and is definitely going to play but one more concussion and he is done with football forever.It is not looking very likely that Blake will be playing again. Concussions aren't something to mess around with and Blake has bright future outside of football that shouldn't risked.Ooh, haven't heard about Gabbert and Paul. That's interesting. Hopefully Blake will continue playing football. Haven't heard much about him since the whole "3rd concussion in a year" thing, rumors were that he was done...![]()
As far as defensive breakout player goes I'm going with Fisher. He's basically the LB that always gonna be on the field no matter the defensive scheme we are in. 6' 6" LBs don't come around to often and this year will only be taste of what he's gonna offer down the line.
Also from a post above its not 100% that Chris Williams will redshirt next year. The odds are still pointing that direction but he's recovering nicely and an impressive fall camp could change everything. Eric Martin should see some PT next year though.
The future at LB is looking very promising for years to come.
Well if this were a thread about breakout "offensive" players, then maybe I would agree with you.nobody thinks Latravis Washington will have an awesome year? spring game bring back memories?? lol
I agree with huzkerbob on this one. I haven't seen anything from Asante that would show me quality. If anything it's been the opposite: blown coverage, blown assignments, missed tackles, looks like the re-emerging of O'Hanlon!! Yikes!!huzkerbob said:I have heard this many times, but I haven't seen it yet.sdhusker82 said:I don't see anybody taking Asante's spot unless he's hurt, Asante is a quality safety. I think it will be Pierre Allen or whomever the other safety will beshyndy said:im going to pick hagg, i think he'll be a starter at one of the safety positions before its said and done this year, maybe at asante's position
Agreed. Matthew May was the first player I thought of after reading the thread title.huskerjock said:I'm going to pick a LB because that's where we're gonna have a whole new Linebackers to work with. I'm going to go with Will Compton or Matthew May.
I'm surprised nobody is really talking about Matthew May.
my bad, i just now saw that, thats on meWell if this were a thread about breakout "offensive" players, then maybe I would agree with you.nobody thinks Latravis Washington will have an awesome year? spring game bring back memories?? lol