So we have confirmed you are at least 7 years old
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Over a dozen recruits in Lincoln this weekend...
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I was too!Honestly, I was a little surprised by the reaction to your post...
Not as bad as the Calvin and Hobbes "Frosting" Iowa...
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OMG yes....everyone did roids...maybe our guys did them more but those guys had bigger necks than heads...different game...
Yep, been at least seven years since we had a team better than any Iowa team ever, dark days.
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given that several of those returning OLs have already played and are so young it will be years before any new recruits will be seen on the OL.
Move everyone up a year for 2018.
How many scholarships should be allotted for the OL? 15/85 (17%) before adding any OTs.
OL positions account for 5 of the 22, which is nearly 23%, so we should get 2-4 in this class.
Not sure I would say it is urgent, given the last talent of the last 3 classes, at least not compared to WR and DB...
How many official visits do we even have left to use? You only get 56 per year, right? We have to be close to the limit after this weekend.
....until you lose a 2-3 starters to injury. Minnesota lost 4 OL to injury this season and ended up playing a walkon, Iowa lost two senior OTs to season ending injuries this year and were forced into playing a rFr and a true freshman in their place.... you can go down the rosters of B10 teams to document similar situations.
By my count, we have 28 visits left. We have 56 visits plus 6 we carry over from last year minus the 34 we have already used. NU will need to be efficient with their last 28 visits. I see us adding 8-10 recruits to finish out this class.
adding to the weekend will be a hoops game vs KU and the women playing in NC for volleyball! This could be huge weekend of commits!
I’ve been reading essentially this same comment for 15+ years. At some point I have to wonder about the talent.
Maybe in the good old days (pre-2002) we were mostly just more skillful in the use of PEDs than the competition
ahhh the aroma of all those volatile organic compounds wafting through chem lab....
We are missing the boat somewhere for sureI’ve been reading essentially this same comment for 15+ years. At some point I have to wonder about the talent.
Maybe in the good old days (pre-2002) we were mostly just more skillful in the use of PEDs than the competition
Yeah, one of college footballs greatest coaches retired and we haven’t been the same since. If we want out of this hole we’re not going to do it by hiring .500 coaches, we need another elite coach..
I was thinking that maybe your age was why the kids looked older in 1997. But your response shows that you pry weren’t even born in 1997.
I was just ribbing you. In reality I wasn’t sure if I had been clear about the comparison I was making and unsure exactly what you were asking.
Before the Wisconsin game they were honoring the 97 team, and during warmups they were scrolling the headshots from both the current team AND the old headshots from the 97 guys side by side. It made the difference look quite stark. So it wasn’t just nostalgia on my part, looking back to when I was younger than the players rather than older.
Will "The Waterboy" Honas is my biggest want for this weekend...His Hudl film is sick. Beast.
Do Barnett and Gaylord ever play.?
Move everyone up a year for 2018.
How many scholarships should be allotted for the OL? 15/85 (17%) before adding any OTs.
OL positions account for 5 of the 22, which is nearly 23%, so we should get 2-4 in this class.
Not sure I would say it is urgent, given the last talent of the last 3 classes, at least not compared to WR and DB...
True but I don't remember Wald looking as good as this kid. This kid seems to hit hard, gets to the ball and was responding very well once the ball was snapped..
Dopey comment, posted at 1am. Perhaps you should’ve had a few more waters yourself last night...
Yep
Its not the hitting that impresses me as much as his ability to read a play. He is not easily fooled based on his film.
Move everyone up a year for 2018.
How many scholarships should be allotted for the OL? 15/85 (17%) before adding any OTs.
OL positions account for 5 of the 22, which is nearly 23%, so we should get 2-4 in this class.
Not sure I would say it is urgent, given the last talent of the last 3 classes, at least not compared to WR and DB...
Not saying you’re wrong here, but you’ve seen the OL play? We lose 3 or 4 starters next year. Guys like Barnett are never going to see the field. Raridon is the only one with all conf potential. Could be the weakest depth/talent I’ve seen at Neb. What’s sad is all the schollys tied up. Won’t improve for 3 or 4 years minimum. SF doesn’t seem to focused on the OL/DL which is scary. He’s recruiting what’s comfortable which I get, but I don’t get.
[QUOTE="Footballfinatic2016, post: 4029564, member: 47624" Raridon is the only one with all conf potential.[/QUOTE]
I think Jaimes, Farniok and Wilson are all even more talented than Raridon. I’m excited to see what this group does. I think we have a nice foundation for future OL with that group.
I think Jaimes, Farniok and Wilson are all even more talented than Raridon. I’m excited to see what this group does. I think we have a nice foundation for future OL with that group.
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