Don't look now... NEBRASKA!
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Some of us are keeping it chill just like we did last year when things went south for us....for now.
After I heard what he said to the team at that private meeting with the players I'm of the opinion that he shouldn't be in a position of influence over young men.
This feels so different than the times I've gotten my hopes up in the past. Rhule is in total control and he's had a quiet confidence about this team for a while. And that confidence is becoming less quiet.
Loved Bo.
Unfortunately, he had an innovative scheme that was figured out and the game passed him by.
I hoped he’d be our next 20+ year guy
Yep. Not sold yet on the O-line. Benhart always false starts. Special Teams is shaky. Not Frost level bad but bad.
Hopefully not, I’d rather listen to him overreact to wins 😀
As a stubborn literally autistic retarded fan I approve this message. Lol. They haven't accomplished much in my relatively young life but I'm still here...
My 5 year old daughter is autistic and it's super hard to communicate with her. There's like no conversation, it's like pulling teeth to get her to answer questions. Were you like that at 5 and grew out of it?
Autism is a spectrum.. I was fortunate enough to have very little if any speech delay myself. So I apologize that I am unable to answer that question. A professional would be able to assist you and your daughter much better in that regard.
I will say I did struggle mightily with social interaction and I still do to some degree. But in that regard I have improved substantially over the years. I'm just on the spectrum at ASD level 1 myself (What they used to call Asperger Syndrome).
Point being progress likely depends on where a person is on the spectrum and if they get the support they need. I'm no expert but the fact that you were able to have your daughter diagnosed at a young age would appear to be a good sign in terms of her receiving support. I wish you both the best.
Thanks for the response Ted, we've got her on extra lessons to help with communication. Biggest hurdle right now.
Good to know you're doing well.
Our 20 year old receivers coach is a weak point.
As the father of an autistic non verbal daughter,(18) I see you and feel your pain. Sadly
Yeah man, I get to thinking about what's going to happen to her when her mother and I pass on. My oldest daughter is 10 years older than her and most likely will take care of her until she passes, and my son is only 2 years younger, which means he most likely will pass on before her as well.
My heart drops for her thinking of that situation.
Let’s get to 6-0 first, something we haven’t experienced in 8yrs.
