Getting a weird feeling he pulls a shocker and picks N.

Rhule tweet + Farrell tweet has me hoping.

Zack still says Oregon but I’m wondering if he’s the anti-Callahan and doesn’t need the pub so he’s waiting for it to break.

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Of course originally named OC and TE coach but now lists QB Coach.

…at the age of 72. I practically hated the Steelers when I was young but I always respected him immensely.

Next few days. Perfect for signing day!! GBR!!

Kansas City(Ray-Pec) Sophomore Jaidyn Doss is a guy to keep an eye on. He went off this year for the MO 6A State Champs. He scored 3 touchdowns in the Championship against the #9 High School team in the Nation(De Smet). He already has a KU offer along with other mid major offers, but he will be getting many many more.
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"Coleman peaked a lot of Colorado fans' interest last week when he suddenly switched his visit from Michigan to Colorado. Chalk it up to the "Prime Effect" to be able to generate such late interest from the No. 65-ranked national prospect. However, Nebraska has also remained very persistent in trying to get Coleman to recommit under new head coach Matt Ruhle. As of now, the four-star EDGE/WR looks to be leaning red, but maybe the cars, Louis bags and the spotlight Sanders attracks may tip the scale towards black and gold. "

Class of 2023 Huskers RB target Kyron Jones, a former NC State commit who reopened his recruitment on Monday, has flipped to Georgia. Not unforeseen as @Greg Smith and I dropped FutureCasts yesterday for the Bulldogs to land him. But the move is now official. Jones is heading to Athens, flipping sides of the ball and will be a defensive back for the Bulldogs.

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Never Buy An Annuity

A big-bodied talent at 6-foot-4, 240-plus pounds and an impressive young player with a big personality and a high football IQ.

That's what the Huskers are getting in new transfer addition Chief Borders, who figures to be an instant impact type of player at the linebacker spot:


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If the blizzard last week wasn't enough now you get a little more snow and -50 windchills the next few days.

Inside Nebraska has confirmed that Baylor fifth-year WR Josh Fleeks is transferring to the Huskers. Fleeks, a 5-foot-11, 192-pounder, caught a combined 67 passes for 658 yards and three touchdowns while also rushing for 61 yards and one score in 45 career games. Fleeks was pursued by Scott Frost out of high school and took an OV to Nebraska in 2017 before signing with Matt Rhule and Baylor in the 2018 class.

I don't see any pure RB's listed as commits, no reason to go to Georgia, they are loaded with RB's. NU is almost bare

Malachi Coleman will announce his commitment live with Rivals at 10:45 a.m. CT

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C’mon Kai Wallin and Barry Jackson. This is a superb class for a coaching hire 25 days in. Amazing job this staff has done.

Up to #27 now, just ahead of the little brother to the East.

A case can be made that Nebraska athletics would be much better off in the new Big 12
Not saying it should or would happen but hear is the argument for it :

1. Kansas State example. The Big 12 has become stable. They will likely get media yearly income appx
30 million less than Big 10 money. ( 80 million versus 50 million) . The average fan will never be able to even see or notice
the difference. Why? Because Nebraska starts 10 million down to begin with as it hands appx 10 million over to the
academic side in some kind of socialized give away program. Nebraska does not get any state tax revenues
that a K- State gets so the difference between the 30 minus 10 plus K State additional govt support narrows the
financial gap pretty quick. Nebraska is ahead but not enough for the average fan to ever notice.

2. Big 12 programs like Kansas have enough to completely renovate their stadiums and facilities. So obviously
these schools have money to keep up. Most Big 12 programs have as nice or better facilities than Nebraska
as of right now. I understand the academic benefits of the Big 10 but Nebraska is an outcast once we lost
our AAU membership. Again, sports fans don’t really care either way.

3. Nebraska could almost immediately join Kansas State as a big fish in a smaller pond rather than dwelling in the
lower third of the Big 10 hoping for the scrapes of a 6 win Detroit bowl while K State plays in New Years 6
bowls against Alabama?

4. Once USC and UCLA ( who just got their 5 star QB) join the Big 10 and the west division is gone we are further
removed from being nationally competitive.

5. So Nebraska with all its Big 10 revenue is not outrecruiting these Big 12 schools now or in the foreseeable future.
Our new facility won’t make that much of a difference as most kids just want to win and are only at a school one or
2 years rather than 4 or 5.

6. For Nebraska to consistently win a Big 10 championship we must go through Ohio State, Michigan, USC, PennState
UCLA, not to mention Wisconsin , Iowa , Illinois, etc who have all been kicking our ass.

7. Meanwhile, Kansas State must figure out how to beat Kansas, Iowa State, Oklahoma State, BYU etc.
They are poised to be a top 2 or 3 team easily and playing for championships EVERY year.
Good bowls and high rankings

8. So you may argue that Nebraska get to be in a more prestigious conference with so called Marquee games.
who really cares if your losing all the time.

9. So to sum things up, Nebraska might win an outright conference Big 10 championship once every
25 to 30 years…..assuming lighting strikes. In the Big 12 I believe we could join Kansas State and TCU
in running the league and getting out Texas recruiting ground back. We may play fewer marquee games where
we are simply cannon fodder for the big boys or play more MEANINGFUL games in the Big 12 for actual
trophies and bowl games.

It's going to be really hard for many of these kids to stay focused if they're raking in hundreds of thousands right out of HS. What is the percentage of professional athletes who are broke just a few years after they retire? Now we think it's a good idea to hand even younger and less mature kids a bunch of money when they aren't ready to handle it?

How many of these kids won't reach their potential and miss out on a pro contract because they can't handle their money and lose motivation?

This is going to get ugly.

GBR

Staying HOME!

so many are so hostile?
so quick to pounce on other posters?
it's not just the holidays stressing people out.
so what do you think contributes to this?

my guess is culture.
we've allowed it.

point being is we appear to be coming into a period of time when good things look to be happening. i just don't understand why some people are at others throats all the time.

Go Big Red!