Wisconsin Week Pressers

[Huskers93-97]

  He probably treats the lunch servers like dirt, too.

Yes, this is the lunch lady after Lamar gets done with her. 

 

[BigRedBuster]

We seem to know a lot about this person.  He probably treats the lunch servers like dirt, too.

No, I don't know him.  That's why I said "Lamar seems to me......"  If I knew him, and this were accurate....I would have said, "Lamar Is....."

 

[Mavric]

 

[Mavric]

 

[Jason Sitoke]

No, I don't know him.  That's why I said "Lamar seems to me......"  If I knew him, and this were accurate....I would have said, "Lamar Is....."

As long as we're not talking about kickers.....carry on.

 

[GBRFAN]

2018 Great Practice and Inspiring Press Conference National Champions!

Quoted by "most likely to be Carl Pellini when he grows up"

 

[Huskers93-97]

Then this was Frost after he found out Lamar made the lunch lady cry. 

 

[StPaulHusker]

Quoted by "most likely to be Carl Pellini when he grows up"

You took me off ignore to write that?  I'm disappointed.  Thought you could do better.

 

[Mavric]

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[Mavric]

The rise of Kade Warner wasn't something anticipated by even his position coach when last week started. Basically, Troy Walters put Warner out there to get some reps while Andre Hunt was dealing with an injury. "I was really throwing him out there just to get through practice, because we were short on numbers." Well, "he had a good Monday, a good Tuesday, made some plays, knew what he was doing. And by Thursday he was working with the 1s."

Walters described the redshirt freshman as being like "a coach on the field" who can help other guys get lined up.

Perimeter blocking is going to have a big say on who plays at receiver. "Most of the run game, we have perimeter passes off of it. So if you can't hold up on the perimeter, you're probably not going to play as much as you'd like to. We have a saying, 'No block, no rock.'"

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[Mavric]

 

[Mavric]

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[formerlybis]

Badger fan here. Just FYI, there are two names on this questionable list that are key contributors for the Badgers - Hicks and Van Ginkel. Hicks has been a pleasant surprise in the defensive backfield this year so far in a corps that is very inexperienced except for one guy (D'Cota Dixon). Van Ginkel got hurt a couple of games ago and played only a few snaps at Iowa - he is one of the leaders and makes a lot of splash plays. There is more depth at LB than at other positions (though it's getting thinner . . .), but it's still a pretty significant loss if he's not able to go.

One more comment on another name on the list - Shaw, when healthy, would be competing for the #2 RB, but there are 2-3 nearly equal alternatives, so not much of an issue there - he hasn't played this year at all.  

 

[swmohusker]

Looks like a Strength and Conditioning problem.  I see a lot of (Right) body parts that are getting injured.  Must be overtraining.  

 

[4skers89]

Looks like a Strength and Conditioning problem.  I see a lot of (Right) body parts that are getting injured.  Must be overtraining.  

They should dial down the S&C for a few years like Riley did until they get the injuries under control.

Van Ginkel is a good player. Sincerely sorry for their losses.