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New Staff Member - Adam DiMichele

Not sure on his role. Potentially recruiting oriented.

Wikipedia Info

"Following his professional career, DiMichele returned to Philadelphia to join Matt Rhule's staff as graduate assistant in 2013. Following the season, DiMichele was promoted to wide receivers coach. DiMichele has been Temple's Director of Player Development since the 2015 season.

DiMichele was promoted to the role of offensive assistant, working with Temple's quarterbacks and wide receivers, in January 2018."

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Big 12Champ

Watching this game and thinking of all the cluelessness from our fans and program. No Max push, Amart is just banished when he said his new team had more talent. Wanting Patterson when he sucked with that talent level.
Our eye for players over stars has been horrid. Fan’s thoughts have been so wrong. I’m going to sit back and just watch going forward. I’ve been wrong so many times there is not enough crow.
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Recruiting predicament??

Couple things...
A) What was the previous staffs biggest blunder, lack of evaluating talent or lack of developing it (especially at Oline)?
B) If it WAS evaluating talent, what is the right thing to do when accepting previous commitments with the new staff? Maybe the new staff looks at some of our commits and feels this guy is not someone we want. Do they pull the offer or honor it? If they pull the offer will that hurt more with PR or is it better in the long run?
C) If you really would like to pull the offer, at this point in the recruiting process are your hands tied with finding other talent or do you just hope the guys that are committed stay committed and take the guys you can?

Volleyball Nebraska outlasts Kansas in four sets to reach 11th straight Sweet 16

Wasn't the prettiest game on Friday, but Nebraska got by an upset minded Kansas squad to reach its 11th straight Sweet 16.

Like Bekka Allick put it, "You love this sport, but it's the survival of the fittest."

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