Bubak walks on at Nebraska for his last year. Transfers in from Arizona State
TE Bubak
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Heard he committed to us in high school then decomitted to go to ASU. Has anyone heard of this? I don’t recall ever hearing about him.
Yep, committed to Bo in Sept of 2014, left after Bo was fired and Riley took a month to reach out post transition.
https://journalstar.com/sports/husk...cle_a2e15a49-48d1-527f-8542-e56f53613d4f.html
Yes, he committed to Bo and Riley couldn’t keep him. Many were pissed we lost him. Three star, athletic kid, wanted to be flex out and used all over the field.
Very intriguing list of walk-ons joining the team with Bubak, Bivens, Culp, Falck, and Monin all coming in.
Also intriguing, Bubak noted the "what if I went to Nebraska" narrative when contacted...as did fellow in-state loss Harrison Phillips recently.
Also intriguing, Bubak noted the "what if I went to Nebraska" narrative when contacted...as did fellow in-state loss Harrison Phillips recently.
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I googled the last name and seen a lot of monsters and creature. Along with this
"In the fields of Czech, a monster lurks in plain sight in disguise as a typical Scarecrow, but as you might guess this is more sinister then any Crow Scarer for this monster is known as the Bubak, a creature who once sees their target, will inch closer and closer and once you hear its sound, that of which of a baby crying, or see its horrid face, well It's already too late, for even though he stands on a pole which is actually a skeletal spine in some accounts, he can hop towards you very quickly and put you in his sack, never to be seen again"
"In the fields of Czech, a monster lurks in plain sight in disguise as a typical Scarecrow, but as you might guess this is more sinister then any Crow Scarer for this monster is known as the Bubak, a creature who once sees their target, will inch closer and closer and once you hear its sound, that of which of a baby crying, or see its horrid face, well It's already too late, for even though he stands on a pole which is actually a skeletal spine in some accounts, he can hop towards you very quickly and put you in his sack, never to be seen again"
He said ASU rarely threw to the TE. They were used primarily as blockers.
Maybe he should start practicing kicking and punting.
And he decided to come to Nebraska to catch some passes as a tight end in Lincoln?
well one is better than none. He should have gone to Iowa,he could have had 50.
And he decided to come to Nebraska to catch some passes as a tight end in Lincoln?
well being fair here our top TE went for as following...
2019 Jack Stoll 25 rc 234 yards
2018 Jack Stoll 21 rc 245 yards
2017 Tyler Hobbes 34 rc 377 yards
so we do target our TEs. Although i do agree, we could use our TEs more often but we do get the ball to them. It’s not like we avoid them all together.
And those guys aren’t exactly Travis Kelce and Rob Gronkowski.
Do not forget that 2017 wasn’t Frost’s first year. Hopefully the tight end becomes a significant part of the offense instead of just hearing about it during preseason press conferences...crossing fingers.
It would be nice if one of our tight ends could make it on page 1 of the NCAA catch statistics at the end of the 2020 season.
2019 Statistics
Stoll just missed that first page, he was only a couple catches away and I remember seeing him drop several passes, had he caught them. We’d had him on that first page. So he was close
We could have had a few more wins last year if we get a few more first downs, run the play clock down while on offense late in the game, when rolling out and no one is in front of you...run for the first down, execute on special teams etc...
2020 is a new year.
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We could have had a few more wins last year if we get a few more first downs, run the play clock down while on offense late in the game, when rolling out and no one is in front of you...run for the first down, execute on special teams etc...
2020 is a new year.
no doubt and our Huskers need that 2020 season in a bad way. That 2019 season really screwed a lot of momentum we had going and so on. I’m staying out of the actual game predictions and all that but I have a gut feeling we will see a improved team that SHOULD go 7-5 to 8-4 range. I think having Matt Lubick and that special teams guy from Auburn should help us quite a bit. Fingers crossed.
Much like Nebraska. Do you suppose something will change now that we got the TE from Rutgers and him
Dude is one smart fella. He has his under grad and a master's masters from ASU!!
Good point. My guess is that he's coming back for reasons other than that!
I’m wondering if he could help at OLB? Just sayin- good frame.
But ramping up competition in TE room or any other room is always welcome.
Quality walk-ons we’ve seen need to push the position battles, raising the bar for what it takes to be a starter whoever it may be.
But ramping up competition in TE room or any other room is always welcome.
Quality walk-ons we’ve seen need to push the position battles, raising the bar for what it takes to be a starter whoever it may be.
I’m just making a point, I see few of you guys just ignoring the post where I showed how our top TE faired over the last 3 years. Maybe this will help some, Here’s how some of the Top teams in the country faired with their Top TE compared to us...
Jack Stoll 25 rc 235 yards
Bamas top TE 15 rc 164 yards
Georgia’s top TE 13 rc 194 yards
OU Sooners Top TE 11 rc 168 yards
OSU Buckeyes Top TE 14 142 yards
Oregon Top TE 26 rc 405 yards
Iowa’s top TE 15 rc 188 yards
Wisconsin’s top TE 33 rc 407 yards
Michigans Top TE 25 rc 243 yards
Now I do completely agree, we need to get our TE/s more involved but our Top TE has done better then some of the best teams in the country’s TEs. So we aren’t doing to shabby when that’s considered.
Jack Stoll 25 rc 235 yards
Bamas top TE 15 rc 164 yards
Georgia’s top TE 13 rc 194 yards
OU Sooners Top TE 11 rc 168 yards
OSU Buckeyes Top TE 14 142 yards
Oregon Top TE 26 rc 405 yards
Iowa’s top TE 15 rc 188 yards
Wisconsin’s top TE 33 rc 407 yards
Michigans Top TE 25 rc 243 yards
Now I do completely agree, we need to get our TE/s more involved but our Top TE has done better then some of the best teams in the country’s TEs. So we aren’t doing to shabby when that’s considered.
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Nice statistical work by you!!
I will definitely take the reception numbers by the players mentioned above if Nebraska can get in the range of the number of wins by those teams.
I will definitely take the reception numbers by the players mentioned above if Nebraska can get in the range of the number of wins by those teams.
Oh come on now, Now you are cheating.
I was just making a comparison and showing how our TE/s haven’t been that far off is all. But alls good my man, we both agree our TEs do need more involved.
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Oh come on now
I think that is a definite knock on Martinez.. Too many times he tries to force the ball into Speilman or Wandale when the TE is wide open for a 8-12 yard gain. That is my biggest concern about him is that he doesn't see the whole field. Is that just my perception or are the coaches telling him not to dump it off to them?
I’d have to agree. Outside plays designed for Wandale Robinson or JD, I’d have to assume Frost wouldn’t have any issues having the ball thrown to Jack, Austin or Kurt. Adrain has to get better looking towards the TEs because your right, there has been countless times the TE is wide open and Adrain doesn’t see him. And who knows about Luke or Logan, they may very well be much better finding their TEs then Adrain.
