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Nate to A@M

I like how it's set up now, if a player feels he can make more he can go make more

and if a player has delusions of granduer the portals a good way for a coach to upgrade
 
I like how it's set up now, if a player feels he can make more he can go make more

and if a player has delusions of granduer the portals a good way for a coach to upgrade
But total free agency?? Something has to change there and eventually will
 
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Doesn’t make any sense if HH has already moved to the tight end room only justification I can see is they’re trying to justify Satts $1.2 million salary to coach one position
 
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Good for him, sounds like OU and A&M went back and forth to get him. Interestingly enough, he will now compete for playing time with former B West product Micah Riley. Combined, they had a total 8 catches last year but are being coveted for their blocking it sounds like.
 
Good for him, sounds like OU and A&M went back and forth to get him. Interestingly enough, he will now compete for playing time with former B West product Micah Riley. Combined, they had a total 8 catches last year but are being coveted for their blocking it sounds like.
I'm confused by A&M's desire to go after Boerkircher for his sixth year and Riley for that matter. Boerk really wasn't that strong of a blocker either. Not sure why A&M cannot get their TEs out of Texas instead of a couple Nebraska kids. But in any event, I wish both of those kids well.
 
"GTFO"? What is wrong with you? Stupid talk from someone who probably never played any sport at a high level. Just say, "Thank-you" to these players and let them go.
Thank you? What in the hell are you talking about. Do you have a poster of him on your wall? Why would any grown man thank a kid for playing college football? Especially one who chose to leave? That is really weird.
 
Thank you? What in the hell are you talking about. Do you have a poster of him on your wall? Why would any grown man thank a kid for playing college football? Especially one who chose to leave? That is really weird.
I learned this from my dad. Whenever an employee would come to him with thoughts of leaving for whatever reason, he would thank them, tell them he would pay them through the end of the pay period and have them leave immediately. He felt these people had already mentally or emotionally moved on. Their focus was no longer on their work, so it was best for his operation to move on as well.
 
I'm confused by A&M's desire to go after Boerkircher for his sixth year and Riley for that matter. Boerk really wasn't that strong of a blocker either. Not sure why A&M cannot get their TEs out of Texas instead of a couple Nebraska kids. But in any event, I wish both of those kids well.
Just wondering. Being Nebr high school athlete & once they leave like Nate B. To Texas A & M, does the University of Nebraska welcome them back on campus for visits etc later in life?😊😊
 
I learned this from my dad. Whenever an employee would come to him with thoughts of leaving for whatever reason, he would thank them, tell them he would pay them through the end of the pay period and have them leave immediately. He felt these people had already mentally or emotionally moved on. Their focus was no longer on their work, so it was best for his operation to move on as well.
Yes, a good approach. I know a situation yrs ago where a employee gave notice & was leaving in 2 weeks. During that 2 week period he ordered some heavy orders to be delivered when he was gone. Was not needed! A screw job as he left
 
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Yes, a good approach. I know a situation yrs ago where a employee gave notice & was leaving in 2 weeks. During that 2 week period he ordered some heavy orders to be delivered when he was gone. Was not needed! A screw job as he left
Yup been there. Best is to watch them pack their things or pack for them and show them the door. They can do a ton of damage, sabotage and steal info in 2 weeks time. Sure it depends on the situation
 
Yup been there. Best is to watch them pack their things or pack for them and show them the door. They can do a ton of damage, sabotage and steal info in 2 weeks time. Sure it depends on the situation
sometimes they've been damaging your business for months.... I had an employee who wasn't charging for things that went out the door for a couple of months before I figured out why my business growth had plateaued. Figured out where it was going when a client came in to replace something he had received but not had to pay for a couple of months earlier. Of course he was an ISU grad who was a backup guard for them in the 90s. Loser.
 
good player

wish our offensive brain trust had been capable of doing their jobs without playing favorites
 
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I'm confused by A&M's desire to go after Boerkircher for his sixth year and Riley for that matter. Boerk really wasn't that strong of a blocker either. Not sure why A&M cannot get their TEs out of Texas instead of a couple Nebraska kids. But in any event, I wish both of those kids well.
On Boerk's side of the coin, he's been at NU for a long time and NU might not offer him the post graduate degree he wants. I always forget about education for some reason.....
 
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I learned this from my dad. Whenever an employee would come to him with thoughts of leaving for whatever reason, he would thank them, tell them he would pay them through the end of the pay period and have them leave immediately. He felt these people had already mentally or emotionally moved on. Their focus was no longer on their work, so it was best for his operation to move on as well.
Sounds essentially like a gtfo. Got it. So you don’t really disagree with the poster who had that attitude, because it was your dads attitude too; employee has checked out, here’s your last check, don’t let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.
 
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