This is a real difficult choice for me. Mark Traynowicz or the Kelsay brothers. All were great in Lincoln.
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Good choices. Kenny Walker was also a terrific player. Though not in Traynowicz's class, Kelly Saalfeld was a very good center.
And thanks again for posting these. It's nice to have one thread per day that is an escape from the blowharding dipshittery.
And thanks again for posting these. It's nice to have one thread per day that is an escape from the blowharding dipshittery.
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Almost forgot about Bob Nelson, a very good LB during Osborne's early years as head coach. He played next to Tom Ruud at NU and then went on to have a long career in the NFL.
Still remember Lyell referring to Ruud and Nelson as the Minnesota twins.
Still remember Lyell referring to Ruud and Nelson as the Minnesota twins.
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Traynowicz and Kenny Walker were the first two I thought before the Kelsey’s for some reason and I even eat at the Good Life.
You’re welcome. I’m as sick of those threads as everyone else.
That was an amazing sight and to participate in. That dude hustled on every play.
Kenny Walker gets my vote for his overall career at Nebraska and his dedication to excel.
He set a great example for achieving greatness regardless if the odds might have been stacked against him. Here is his Nebraska Bio Page.
He set a great example for achieving greatness regardless if the odds might have been stacked against him. Here is his Nebraska Bio Page.
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Good call. Understandably overshadowed by Harper at the other DE, but an excellent player.
Those are some big shoulder pads.Kenny Walker gets my vote for his overall career at Nebraska and his dedication to excel.
He set a great example for achieving greatness regardless if the odds might have been stacked against him. Here is his Nebraska Bio Page.
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