Not yet as Frost doesn't throw his coaches under the proverbial bus as to say that have been encouraged to move on until they've found something else.
For quite awhile, the posters here have been bringing more goods to the table than than the board I pay for and you been killin it! Kudo's to the Husker Board!
You know other than the qb coach, I think it will help to have them together an additional year. They are transitioning from small receivers to finally having some size. The ol is young and going into their third year. Experience within a system is important. Looks like from last game Scott may be looking to play more power football. Next year another story.
If you remeber right after Frost got here, he said that he was gonna upgrade the size at every position. That included the receivers and he's done it. We are currently the 2 biggest team in the B1G. What he's doing and kept preaching since he's been here like back in his heyday, was being a bigger, stronger and faster team than any other team out there that also outworks everyone else and he's doing that as well.
Yeah I guess that’s been true so far. I just think trying to throw something together so close to spring ball would be odd.. but it has been an odd year
He's talking about trust that Purdue's offensive staff would stay in place, since they run an offense Wandale is interested in playing in. That statement is not directed at Nebraska at all.
this is why i think better days are ahead. its a young team. and the young guys are the highest rated guys. the only danger is that Frost brought in so many new recruits in such a short amount of time that some of these kids will and probably should transfer. If you are a true freshman OT you are looking at being a backup for at least 3 more years. thats the case at many of the positions across the OL. probably the case now at RB too. 30 years ago kids might have accepted practicing for 3-4 years just to get 1 year of full playing time but today many of them want to play before their senior year. Some of these kids might actually figure out the numbers ahead of them and move out because they could actually play early at some other decent schools.
Good post. The COVID stuff was a play for immediate eligibility. The reason he left had to do with playing in this horrendous offense. It's odd that he sights improving his chances in the NFL and also apparently doesn't want to play RB. Wan'dale's only shot at making an NFL roster would be signing as an undrafted free agent to be a third down RB, play special teams & return kicks like a Darwin Thompson. He's not good enough at WR to play in the NFL. Plus if you're 5' 8" or shorter, you better run a 4.3 and on the field, Robinson looks more like a 4.5 or 4.6 guy to me.
What is more telling to me is what he is looking for in a new school...(not exact quotes as I am working from memory)run option routes, routes that work, position that I am not hung out to dry on, and an identity. That is more telling to me
Pretty sure I said all of these exact same things yesterday about Wandale and why he actually chose to leave Nebraska.
wan'dale couldn't carry Danny Woodhead's jock.
That was my point. Woodhead had legit 4.3 speed
Completely agree. I suspect he will be disappointed with his decision in the end. He was “The Guy” here and probably won’t be put on such a high pedestal elsewhere, even if the coaches courting him say so. I mean, Kentucky or Purdue? Purdue may be a lateral move, Kentucky is gonna be a shocking disappointment for him.
