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You guys do know we have another RB or even 2 coming in this class right?
Will be interesting to see his progress. We aren't exactly loaded at RB, but do you guys think he can recover? It is going to be almost a year before he is recovered. Wondering if he will be the same.
The difference a good running back can make compared to an average back was shown very clearly last year after Bryant was injured. The O-line was bad all year, but funny how Bryant got yards and the others didn't.I haven't been worried about the RB position for quite some time. Unless you have Barry Sanders back there, it really all comes down to the O line doing their job consistently. The big boys need to live in the weight room until the season starts, then things will begin to fall into place for this offense.
Yeah. But those defenses were terrible as well. Our O-line was gahbageThe difference a good running back can make compared to an average back was shown very clearly last year after Bryant was injured. The O-line was bad all year, but funny how Bryant got yards and the others didn't.
Think this is also a message to the incoming backs. Can't afford to waste summer camp getting into shape."Frost added that his No. 1 message to the running backs was that they needed to get in better shape as a whole as much as any position group on the team."
That's an eye opener. Sounds like there may be opportunity there for someone who wants to work.
The quote I saw, made it sound like Frost wasn't nearly as optimistic as Bryant was. I too, doubt we ever see him suited up.
***Finally, Frost said he met with running back Tre Bryant on Wednesday and discussed his recovery status coming off his knee injury. "He's fairly excited about the progress he's making,” Frost said, “but I think he’s got a ways to go.”
I can only read it in the context in which it was written. It looks like he's saying Trey feels one way, and he isn't so sure.He says that about everything. The QBs "have a ways to go" the RBs have a way to go. The urgency of the team has a ways to go. I am pretty sure he thinks those things will eventually get to where they need to.
Ways to go is his version of moves around well.
I can only read it in the context in which it was written. It looks like he's saying Trey feels one way, and he isn't so sure.
Trey feels good about the progress, Scott says he still has a ways to go.
Martinez feels good about the progress he is making, Scott says he still has a ways to go.
The team feels they have made progress in the weight room, Scott says they still have a ways to go.
It is what it is, but what I see is a guy who uses generic words to keep things close to the vest and keep people guessing.
I see what you are saying, but I think he was serious with Tre.Trey feels good about the progress, Scott says he still has a ways to go.
Martinez feels good about the progress he is making, Scott says he still has a ways to go.
The team feels they have made progress in the weight room, Scott says they still have a ways to go.
It is what it is, but what I see is a guy who uses generic words to keep things close to the vest and keep people guessing.
I'll be really surprised if we see Tre again.The quote I saw, made it sound like Frost wasn't nearly as optimistic as Bryant was. I too, doubt we ever see him suited up.
***Finally, Frost said he met with running back Tre Bryant on Wednesday and discussed his recovery status coming off his knee injury. "He's fairly excited about the progress he's making,” Frost said, “but I think he’s got a ways to go.”
I'll be really surprised if we see Tre again.
I'll be surprised if we see Tre again unless we see Tre again.Good sign for tre
I love Tre Bryant and he was definitely missed, but he didn't play defense or offensive line. Perhaps he could have chased down the NIU players who had the pick-6s.What is our record last season is Bryant is 100% healthy and effective the whole way through?
I think maybe 7-5? Probably beat Northern Illinois, NW, maybe Oregon. Finishing around 7-5 would have been the worst case scenario... Riley gets another year and Frost goes to Oregon.
He would have made a difference in a couple of games we lost.I love Tre Bryant and he was definitely missed, but he didn't play defense or offensive line. Perhaps he could have chased down the NIU players who had the pick-6s.
Fair point, but maybe if we had a stud running back, we wouldn't have been throwing the ball horizontally at the other team's goal line.I love Tre Bryant and he was definitely missed, but he didn't play defense or offensive line. Perhaps he could have chased down the NIU players who had the pick-6s.
I agree. Where he lost me was the assertion that 7-5 would have been the worst case scenario. Bryant definitely would have made a difference, and maybe even enough of a difference to get a couple more wins. But three more wins at a minimum? Just don't see it, given how terrible some other aspects of the team were.He would have made a difference in a couple of games we lost.
I agree. Where he lost me was the assertion that 7-5 would have been the worst case scenario. Bryant definitely would have made a difference, and maybe even enough of a difference to get a couple more wins. But three more wins at a minimum? Just don't see it, given how terrible some other aspects of the team were.
Okay, now I understand - and I totally agree.Haha, I should have been more clear... I didn't mean the worst case scenario for last season with a healthy Bryant is a 7-5 record....
I meant the WORST CASE SCENARIO for Husker football as a whole would have been a situation where Riley won juuuust enough games in order to keep his job.