LOL. Pretty sure you don’t pay much attention.
So in your world, disagreeing with how we handle NIL and roster management is “toeing the company line”. OK.
Cutting the roster to 105
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LOL. Pretty sure you don’t pay much attention.
So in your world, disagreeing with how we handle NIL and roster management is “toeing the company line”. OK.
True. Honestly imo those guys need to move on. Yes there's a couple you always would like to keep but we've got to purge the troops and I would rather have young talent
Perhaps, but with a 105 cap and Parker and Booth coming in, I’ll say the chances are close to nil.
RBs don’t generally take 3 years to develop. Wouldn’t surprise me to see Ervin leave in the portal either.
Gotta start thinking about poaching a good transfer, i.e. one that has actually put up good numbers somewhere and has film of making guys miss and housing a few td's. Having a room full of guys that haven't done shit in 2 years ain't cutting it.
So if a kid wants to pay his own way to play football and the roster is at 105 he can’t? I see a lawsuit in the near future, it appears that the NCAA is becoming a farm system for the nfl without the financial support
I'm guessing coaches are going to push even harder for hs seniors to come in January if they're going to be counted in the 105 cap. Will redshirt count towards the cap? Gonna be hard to know the traditional incoming freshman's worth if only here for a couple weeks.
What's the magic number you try to start fall camp with to be able to trim to 105?
What's the magic number you try to start fall camp with to be able to trim to 105?
Also, schools can give scholarships to all 105 players going forward. Those grants can be partial (think baseball) or a rich school can now give all 105 kids a full ride if they choose to do so. The rich get richer
I was telling a buddy the other day I wish we could purge all the covid players completely before starting the 105. There's going to be a ton of good talent winding up at d2 and naia because there won't be room for them. And a bunch of high school kids that are playing their last game this month because there won't be room at Doane hastings or Concordia.
I'd commit a couple low staffer to simply scour these and community colleges more than we currently do. I think there's going to be 2-6 a year worth taking a chance on rather than D1 recyclers
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But if there is money set aside for full or partial scholly, what is full scholarship valued at? Do the state schools get to award in state tuition amounts for in state players on the roster?
If so, the private schools are at a disadvantage. Also, the state schools with the most in state talent would have a big advantage, like state schools in California, Texas, Georgia, Ohio, Florida, etc
Hope all these details are worked out fairly, which I am sure they won’t be
I know most people here are sympathetic to those getting cut but we are now officially AAA pro football. Rhule himself has mentioned several times that his own (walk-on) college football experience would have had a much worse outcome under these rules.
I’m really concerned about all the kids of former players. What are they going to do?
We have some freshmen kids of former players on the roster now and they’re likely going to be starters for us within 2 years. One will be our punter. One probably a safety. One a WR. Don’t piss on legacy recruits. Oh yeah, there’s a linemen too who is going to play.
I am normally pretty empathetic but there are 858 colleges that provide college football. And the culture is not to go to a school for the schooling but the football. I always feel worse for kids who can't get into specific academic programs in their desired field. From a healthy human being perspective, it would be much better for almost every husker to go to a smaller school, play to win, and get a better education and move on with life. Of the last 1000 former husker football players, how many of them made a single dollar playing pro football? Power 4, college football rosters needs to be cut WAY down and the quality of play will be improved, as will prep for the NFL. Always can poach all-stars from lower divisions like farm teams if you need depth. Bringing in an undeveloped 17 year old who has been committed since they were 15 in an automatic transfer era with massive rosters is really dumb.
Lots of kids who might not otherwise go to college are going to get axed
No, it isnt ok for the numerous walk on players who chose to come here over other opportunities and are now going to be forced out not because of performance or dedication but because of a new rule they had NO idea was even a possibility when they signed on, some of them last spring after commiting last fall.
Whether you agree with 105 in the future is one thing, but to ditch these kids is wrong. This is morally wrong.
Most of our walkons are going to find homes if they want at FCS or D2 programs. It sucks but if they want to keep playing they can. The kids that are going to lose out are the D2 kids. IF I’m a D2 program I’m not signing many if any high schoolers this winter.
What does this have to do with the nfl?
You do realize some play college football to….play college football.
Also, many opportunities these kids had to go elsewhere are gone because they signed on here, you cant just go anywhere you want now. Plus this will trickle down.
We can argue what the apprpriate roster size should be, and there are certainly good points to be had about lower than we currently have or keep itmhigh, etc
But thats not the problem right now. Its a ton of kids who are going to be screwed.
You broke news on that exact thing in the past, so I assumed you were supportive of giving NIL to walk-ons. My bad if that isn't the case. I was one of the only ones on this board actually critiquing our use of NIL funds placing too much emphasis on walk-on players, specifically that the amounts given to individual players was too high. And at the time, I was ridiculed for that position. I don't recall you making similar critiques at the time. In fact, you liked a post with the opposite opinion. If you can provide evidence of your disagreement with our handling of NIL and roster management, then I'd love to see it.
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