Ernest Hausmann talks about why he left UNL

[Laner2]

Lets keep it civil gents.

Why Ernest Hausmann decided to become a Wolverine

Can’t wait to see what he does in his first year at #Michigan! #GoBlue

wolverineswire.usatoday.com

 

[Laner2]

We're entitled to our opinions and I wish him no ill but I want him to be punked by NU WRs, RBs and TEs when we play Michigan.

 

[king_kong_]

Interesting and not surprising

Bullseye squarely on that dipshit former S&C coach’s back, what’s his name

 

[Laner2]

Interesting and not surprising

Bullseye squarely on that dipshit former S&C coach’s back, what’s his name

Agree on ZD not being the guy, but I also wonder if Hausmann isn't using him as deflection for whatever reason he left. Dunno, just dunno.

 

[huskerfan66]

Meh

 

[Lincoln100]

 

[TheNewNU]

Agree on ZD not being the guy, but I also wonder if Hausmann isn't using him as deflection for whatever reason he left. Dunno, just dunno.

I have it on good authority Michigan had been in his DMs most of last season and were recruiting him during his season at Nebraska and offered him good NIL to go there. Michigan was tampering and the allure of playing for a playoff team and more money after being very underrecruited made it an easy choice for him.

 

[drubendall]

The article is a nothingburger.

 

[HuskerDrew]

We're entitled to our opinions and I wish him no ill but I want him to be punked by NU WRs, RBs and TEs when we play Michigan.

Yeah, I dont wish him any ill will either







But, fvck that guy
He’s an opponent now

 

[Laner2]

I have it on good authority Michigan had been in his DMs most of last season and were recruiting him during his season at Nebraska and offered him good NIL to go there. Michigan was tampering and the allure of playing for a playoff team and more money after being very underrecruited made it an easy choice for him.

I've read about the tampering also. It can't be proved so I'm not putting a lot into it now but my mind can be changed.

 

[Laner2]

The article is a nothingburger.

I thought it was interesting because he pointed out three reasons for his move: change of coaches, better S&C and better position coach. If future events prove it was something else and EH was shining in this artie, then that speaks volumes about him and MU.

 

[Baxter48]

Wasn’t Michigan on his list of teams when he was being recruited out of high school? No way to prove it but I’m guessing Michigan never stopped talk To him

 

[Lincoln100]

Foreplay is a foregone conclusion.

 

[jteten]

College athletics is 100% tampering. We just need to create a newer, better culture and tamper better than everyone else. Regarding his reasons why he left? Michigan came calling. Can’t blame him. F him. GBR.

 

[mgbreis]

Not reading it. Don’t care.

 

[wkato]

Who is he?

 

[huskerfan66]

Ernie we hardly knew ye

 

[Huskers123456]

I'm not hoping he breaks his back or anything but I'm certainly not rooting for him. It's one thing for a player to leave for playing time or being homesick, but he's a local kid who got significant minutes as a freshman and didn't seem to even give the new coaches a chance.

 

[EmormousDouchebag]

Michigan? Obviously tampering.

 

[Big bo fan]

Yes be

Agree on ZD not being the guy, but I also wonder if Hausmann isn't using him as deflection for whatever reason he left. Dunno, just dunno.

Yes because he knew that we were bringing in a new S&C coach as well. Lame excuse in my book.

 

[litespeedhuskerfan]

I read it.......he didn't come off as a jerk to me in that article and I can see why he jumped ship... but I ain't buying him a beer anytime soon either.

 

[TampaBaySkers]

 

[dogdazeofsumma]

Ernest is not a Wolverine. Any young man born and raised in Nebraska is a Husker for Life. Wish he would have stayed, but root for his success. Go Big Blue just sounds weak. GBR!

 

[8990]

Glad NU gave him a chance. What a thankless guy. Good luck going where no one will give a shit about you.

 

[Censoredagain]

That all depends on how you left..

He played great for us for a year and left because we went through a coaching change. He gave his all to Nebraska. We should support him

 

[HominidHusker]

 

[coach-ed]

Weak reasoning considering he entered the portal without knowing who the new SC or LB coaches were going to be! He chose to leave, he is no longer a Husker! He could have stayed and been part of the changing of the guard and played for a fan base that supported him and his team aside from their successes/defeats.

 

[RecruitingAnalyst_National]

Lets keep it civil gents.

Why Ernest Hausmann decided to become a Wolverine

Can’t wait to see what he does in his first year at #Michigan! #GoBlue

wolverineswire.usatoday.com

A couple thoughts here: definitely the biggest loss in the offseason for the Huskers overall and a failure by Coach Rhule not to retain him. This was a big mistake.

Definitely agree with his assessment that Michigan will do a better job of maximizing his potential than the Huskers. This is a no-brainer.

Thought it was very odd however that he highlighted the S&C coach/program as being a big selling pt. or draw compared to Neb. I'd put the Huskers' S&C up against that of any team in the Big 10, short of Ohio St. Very strange.

I can understand the draw to play for Coach Partridge. He's one of the best developers of LBs in CFB

 

[redwine65]

so will he move to moscow after football?

 

[Huskers123456]

A couple thoughts here: definitely the biggest loss in the offseason for the Huskers overall and a failure by Coach Rhule not to retain him. This was a big mistake.

Definitely agree with his assessment that Michigan will do a better job of maximizing his potential than the Huskers. This is a no-brainer.

Thought it was very odd however that he highlighted the S&C coach/program as being a big selling pt. or draw compared to Neb. I'd put the Huskers' S&C up against that of any team in the Big 10, short of Ohio St. Very strange.

I can understand the draw to play for Coach Partridge. He's one of the best developers of LBs in CFB

Failure by Rhule? Uh, no. It's clear he was tampered with and his mind was made up before Rhule was even hired. If anything it's a failure on the parents to raise a kid with common sense and decency. Using the local school as a springboard to jump to a school who didn't want him in high school is wrong.

If they committed believing Frost and Ruud would be here for his entire career then they are idiots. No one else thought that. He couldn't have asked for more. Playing a ton of minutes for the local team. If he left after spring ball then I could understand. But let me guess, the michigan offer was only valid for December.

 

[wkato]

He bailed on his home state when we needed him most to play against Nebraska. Sorry, but that's completely wrong. The good thing is he's knows nothing of Rhule's system that would benefit Michigan. He shunned us, so I will do the same in return.

 

[ADV1]

and now he gets to come to Lincoln... I don't wish the kid ill will but It's my hope that the men opposing him on the field show him a proper welcome by dominating him on the field...

 

[Baxter48]

and now he gets to come to Lincoln... I don't wish the kid ill will but It's my hope that the men opposing him on the field show him a proper welcome by dominating him on the field...

The only playing time he might get is on special teams, I read his interview he said all the correct things to say almost like a prepared statement

 

[nostromo78]

Karma. Karma dude. It will come back to get him.

 

[Dr_Alan_Grant]

Good for Hausmann wanting to do what's best for him. Still wish that would have been here though. **** tampering, unless we are doing it better, and damn it, **** Duval. Also Hausmann was gone before Rhule, so that part confused me for a few.
Edit Guess I was slightly mixed up in my time frame, but everything I said otherwise still stands.

 

[SuperBigFan]

1. Always do what is best for yourself first (and family)
2. Some of you guys really get mad about stuff.

 

[BleedRed78]

1. Always do what is best for yourself first (and family)
2. Some of you guys really get mad about stuff.

Huskers are our team, so it's pretty natural to be upset at this type of situation

 

[Husker.Wed.]

Bagging on Hausmann reminds me of people who made Captain Lord, the captain of the Californian responsible for the Titanic disaster. The wireless operator on Californian who was communicating with Titanic was told to "shut up", so he turned off his radio and went to bed shortly before Titanic hit the iceberg. The White Star line and British Trade Board deflected all the things that led to the sinking, like steaming way too fast at night through ice, and the drownings, like too few life boats, to somehow be Captain Lord's problem.

Same philosophy here. Frost and his staff turned out to be totally dysfunctional and when a guy gets sick of the clown show and moves on, it is somehow his fault for being disloyal.

 

[SuperBigFan]

Bagging on Hausmann reminds me of people who made Captain Lord, the captain of the Californian responsible for the Titanic disaster. The wireless operator on Californian who was communicating with Titanic was told to "shut up", so he turned off his radio and went to bed shortly before Titanic hit the iceberg. The White Star line and British Trade Board deflected all the things that led to the sinking, like steaming way too fast at night through ice, and the drownings, like too few life boats, to somehow be Captain Lord's problem.

Same philosophy here. Frost and his staff turned out to be totally dysfunctional and when a guy gets sick of the clown show and moves on, it is somehow his fault for being disloyal.

So you had to go watch the re-release of the Titanic, huh?

 

[RecruitingAnalyst_National]

Huskers are our team, so it's pretty natural to be upset at this type of situation

It wouldn't matter if he was a non-contributor but he was someone who woulda been a starter next season