NYT Article on Rahmir

[inWV]

Get a roster of kids that care as much as him and the sky’s the limit.

Nebraska’s first winning season in years made possible because of a player who weathered the storms

Nebraska's first winning season in years was secured by a player who stayed through all of the troubled times.

www.nytimes.com

 

[cornwoman]

Good for him and for once the NYT gets it right. 😀

 

[Sodakred]

He is unlikely to have an NFL career. Of course there are other pro football leagues as possibilities. But I hope he joins Rhule’s staff in some role.

 

[cruelhalo]

Imagine having Holgorsen the entire season instead of that stupid ass hat Satterfield.

 

[shocksker]

Imagine having Holgorsen the entire season instead of that stupid ass hat Satterfield.

While i agree with the sentiment, Nebraskas offense didn't light the world on fire the last 3 games. Marked improvement yes but the scoreboard says we have work to do. We are assuming and hoping that with the full year it's even better.

 

[Ki11ersker45]

While i agree with the sentiment, Nebraskas offense didn't light the world on fire the last 3 games. Marked improvement yes but the scoreboard says we have work to do. We are assuming and hoping that with the full year it's even better.

There was a lot more “variety” in the play calling which led to us winning 2 out of the last 3 games. You could even argue “one more thing” had gone right and D.H. Could’ve been 5-0 since coming to help resurrect this O.

 

[SickOfPractice]

Rhamir's is quite a story. The stuff you don't know about what some of these players are dealing with besides football. Thanks for that link.

My condolences to Rhamir, his family, friends, teammates and coaches.

 

[inWV]

Also nice that Javin wasNU’s leading tackler for the game. He and Rahmir persevered and played their best ball at the very end.

 

[dinglefritz]

Rhamir's is quite a story. The stuff you don't know about what some of these players are dealing with besides football. Thanks for that link.

My condolences to Rhamir, his family, friends, teammates and coaches.

And they’re very young adults still learning how to deal with life. You don’t really realize how young and how much they have to learn until you sit down with them.