Just speaking objectively this season Hill has been a net negative when he's been on the field. Had some good plays but mostly not getting it done. Not bagging on him, but that's what my eyes are telling me.
Not that USC has been Hill's only bad game, but he absolutely should not have been on the field last week. That series where he let a pass float over his head and then completely whiffed on a tackle was just brutal.
Not a good idea to try to hide an injured player anywhere, but it's especially foolish in the secondary.
Below are some of his highlights from HS. Sometimes you wonder how a kids like this is a 5.5 3-star and MC was almost a 5-star. I remember saying the same thing when we got Tyjon Lindsay in the class after JD Spielman. How can Lindsay be a 5-star and Spielman only a 3-star?
I think we we either win the last 2 or drop the last 2. No in between. If we lose these games it's literally due to the fact we don't know how to win. Has nothing to do with roster talent. Been the same story really since 2016.
Exactly, both those teams are a mash unit while we are relatively healthy. Our only real hope though is that they are a little too one dimensional to give our defense fits.
Rhule said29-30 will walk on Saturday for senior day. The cut number is closer to 35 . Still a lot . And yes it’s going to be a difficult task. A lot of kids are going to be out off football IMO because everyone had this problem.
This is going to cost hundreds of kids the chance to have college paid for by NIL support. There's going to be a lot of high schoolers who would have had a shot at a scholarship at the D2 level to end up at lower levels as those D1 kids flood FCS and D2 programs.
I think we we either win the last 2 or drop the last 2. No in between. If we lose these games it's literally due to the fact we don't know how to win. Has nothing to do with roster talent. Been the same story really since 2016.
We win it, by squeezing out a 3 from 46 yards out with less than 30 seconds left. Of course UW still manages to reach our 45 yd line in the closing seconds but their Hail Mary is intercepted by… Malcom Hartzog. Huskers 20-17.
I do not want to be a pessimist but there is no way a Husker Kicker makes a game winning 46-yard FG with 30 seconds remaining in any game. Until the team gets rid of their loser mentality and plays with confidence this will never happen. The fanatical version of me hopes the Huskers score a touchdown or two early, the offense is able to get their footing, and they ride it out to a 24-10 win.
Believe it or not Scott Frost was the one that resurrected are walk-on program that was gutted by Callahan. When Riley left there was roughly 130 players on the roster and within a couple years Frost had it over 150, tipping his cap to the Osborne era no doubt.
