Those No Longer With Us

[Rusty Football]

@Husker in WI, I'm sure there's more than a few dude's trying to balance their options.

Practice squad players make $11,500 per week or $207,000 for 18 weeks. Veteran players with over two years of experience will make $15,400 per week or $277,200 for 18 weeks.

 

[suh_fan93]

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[gobiggergoredder]

Hopefully they keep grandpa off twitter 

 

[swmohusker]

Oregon bringing in a Mauler from the 85287!!!

 

[teachercd]

These guys!  This is why they almost never crap on each other.  It is such a good ole boy network. 

Not that he is a bad coach, just that the connections these guys make...it is amazing.

 

[suh_fan93]

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[Red Five]

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[Husker03]

Sounds strainful.

 

[84HuskerLaw]

Everybody can feel the strain IF the have experienced “The Diaco”!  

 

[macroboy]

His job will be to watch film and identify the strain.

 

[Decked]

His job will be to watch film and identify the strain.

There’s a few on here that I think have cultured the strain before. Thank god they have antibiotics that. Had a girl in college tell me she had a case of the strain before anything happened so I had to cut her loose. 

 

[Mavric]

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[Toe]

Man, remember all the hype around Johnson? Pretty epic 5* bust. No surprise about Hickman, other than maybe surprised he stuck around as long as he did. I had to look up who Carnie was.

 

[Decked]

Man, remember all the hype around Johnson? Pretty epic 5* bust. No surprise about Hickman, other than maybe surprised he stuck around as long as he did. I had to look up who Carnie was.

Johnson also insisted he was a corner when he was really a safety. Didn’t help. 

 

[ColoradoHusk]

Man, remember all the hype around Johnson? Pretty epic 5* bust. No surprise about Hickman, other than maybe surprised he stuck around as long as he did. I had to look up who Carnie was.

Hickman and Carnie were good enough in high school and local to warrant being recruited out of high school.  They just ended up being tweeners at the college level.  Couldn't put on enough weight and muscle to be Big Ten tight ends, and not fast enough to be used as WR's.