Absolutely, we just saw it in one game though against northwestern. So as far as experience goes, he didn’t have much at all.He had huge upside but just couldn’t put it together. Quite possibly a Sunday talent that was squandered.
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Absolutely, we just saw it in one game though against northwestern. So as far as experience goes, he didn’t have much at all.He had huge upside but just couldn’t put it together. Quite possibly a Sunday talent that was squandered.
2 weeks in Selleck and fall camp. No weed and no honeys?The confusing part is why did he go through winter spring and summer conditioning and almost two weeks in August and he finally decides his heart isn’t in it anymore, I think I would have figured that out before summer conditioning or spring ball. the timing doesn’t make sense to me
Should have done the smart thing and “got injured” if that was the case.2 weeks in Selleck and fall camp. No weed and no honeys?
still would have been stuck in Selleck. College football really is a grind. Ya gotta want to do it.Should have done the smart thing and “got injured” if that was the case.
My son was very similar, he said when he was about 13 that his goal was to received a free college education through baseball.I played college baseball for two years and after my sophomore year I told my coach basically the same thing. My heart wasn’t in it anymore. It wasn’t the coach or my teammates. In fact my coach is now the AD at my alma mater, I have lunch of coffee with him several times a year and still donate to the athletic department. I was tired of the grind and it wasn’t fun anymore. I was never going to play professional baseball. It was truly something I did because I loved it. I promised myself when the game was no longer fun, it was more of a business than it was a game I loved; then I would hang up my cleats. I recognized when that day came, I finished the season and I walked. I have no regrets. I did what I loved for as long as I could. If that day came for Betts then nothing but respect for him if he had the self awareness to realize it and do what is best for him and ultimately his team.
I’m a little simple minded, are there a lot of kid especially athletes that smoke weed?2 weeks in Selleck and fall camp. No weed and no honeys?
Have you ever herd of a league called the NBA?I’m a little simple minded, are there a lot of kid especially athletes that smoke weed?
Of course.I’m a little simple minded, are there a lot of kid especially athletes that smoke weed?
I knew the nba did that and more for decadesHave you ever herd of a league called the NBA?
I'd think over 50% of all professional athletes do.....and that's a low guess. It's as prevalent as alcohol anymore.I’m a little simple minded, are there a lot of kid especially athletes that smoke weed?
We shall never question you or any of your sources again.Friend that gets some (usually) solid info.
Hopefully it is wrong.
Trust me, usually it is nothing all that "inside".We shall never question you or any of your sources again.
For sure...drinking, vaping, smoking, you name it.I'd think over 50% of all professional athletes do.....and that's a low guess. It's as prevalent as alcohol anymore.
If that's the case, then kudos to Coach Rhule. If this program is ever going to win in the new Big 10, we've got to have guys that are all in.2 weeks in Selleck and fall camp. No weed and no honeys?
It's at least a long shot possibility. Weirder things have happened.Newsome
That is good. If things are not up to standard, it's much better if the coach can get a read on it in practice than to be surprised or shocked by bad things popping up unexpectedly in games. It's also a sign of a coach with high expectations and that's also a good thing.Coach R seemed not happy with anything today. Don’t know if that is good or bad. Or can be fixed this year.
Makes you wonder what he was like in HS when times got tough. This seems to be a character flaw he needs to work on. If he wants to be a big fish in a small pond there are plenty of opportunities for him out there. If he wants to expand his pond he needs to work on the part where you push through the suck and wait for it to get easier... I wish the best for the young man, what he needs to work on is tough and the only person who can help him through this is himself.Man, I remember hearing Betts in an interview a few weeks ago. Really happy and thankful that his teammates and coaches gave him a second chance. Thought he was gonna run with it. Really, I just feel bad for the kid. Not many people are blessed with his ability and opportunity. I think he'll watch games this fall thinking about what might have been. Oh well.......best of luck to him. Hope he stays in school!
Don't sell yourself short Bax....you're tremendously simple.I’m a little simple minded, are there a lot of kid especially athletes that smoke weed?
When the coaches told him to use the jugs machine he probably went to the gentlemans club.
Hey I used to run a 4.5 forty and bench press 500Don't sell yourself short Bax....you're tremendously simple.
Hey I used to run a 4.5 forty and bench press 500
I think there was a clause I used to barley make it inThey let you on the message board with those numbers? Sad.
By all accounts, a very nice kid. But he was never super into sports. Sort of had be really be "forced" to play. Classroom wise, if not for Covid he would not have got admitted to UNL, or so is the rumor.Makes you wonder what he was like in HS when times got tough. This seems to be a character flaw he needs to work on. If he wants to be a big fish in a small pond there are plenty of opportunities for him out there. If he wants to expand his pond he needs to work on the part where you push through the suck and wait for it to get easier... I wish the best for the young man, what he needs to work on is tough and the only person who can help him through this is himself.
I don’t feel like people are bagging on him, more disappointment overall that he isn’t on the team.Before people post crap about Betts they should step back and take a breath. Some of these kids since they were 12 years old have been playing football and doing all the weights, and off season training for hours everyday. Once they get to high school it amps up even more, they spend a hell of a lot more time working out, practice, watching film, studying playbook than the time they are required to spend in class.
After 6 to 10 years of devoting yourself to 4-10 hours a day to a sport there comes a time where you do lose your passion for it. I have kids who played baseball and softball and for most kids after high school they never want to set foot on a field again. All I am saying is I have empathy for Betts and if he is burnt out and doesnt have the heart for it anymore, good for him and more power to him. It takes a toll.
Before people post crap about Betts they should step back and take a breath. Some of these kids since they were 12 years old have been playing football and doing all the weights, and off season training for hours everyday. Once they get to high school it amps up even more, they spend a hell of a lot more time working out, practice, watching film, studying playbook than the time they are required to spend in class.
After 6 to 10 years of devoting yourself to 4-10 hours a day to a sport there comes a time where you do lose your passion for it. I have kids who played baseball and softball and for most kids after high school they never want to set foot on a field again. All I am saying is I have empathy for Betts and if he is burnt out and doesnt have the heart for it anymore, good for him and more power to him. It takes a toll.
I take back my post #268. 🙄I should have posted this in March to get more board cred.
To be honest, I might have actually done that and I can’t remember.
The kid is a disaster. The 21 hours is the most interesting part of this story to be honest.
He got a gift with the 2020 “everyone passes” 2nd semsester.I take back my post #268. 🙄
Randy Stella ended having a good career for Nebraska just didn’t make it in the Pro’s..Perspective. This is only the most recent if we are talking about possible Sunday talent going by the wayside. If you are an Omaha person, you may remember talents like Randy Stella, Vondrae Tostenson, Darnell Clark, Adrian Kellog, and Damion Morrow who had all the physical gifts in the world and couldn't make it work. Kids have a lot going on in their lives. With incredible talent comes distraction, be it on the homefront or elsewhere.
Randy Stella ended having a good career for Nebraska just didn’t make it in the Pro’s..
30 years ago when we lived in a CBA city our babysitters husband was an undercover vice officer. He said that all but one of the Rochester Flyers were at least recreational pot users. Former Celtic David Thirdkill was known to be a cocaine user. Current College coach Jim Les was on that team and played a number of years in the NBA.Have you ever herd of a league called the NBA?
Yes he does. He did not finish at NU. Last seen at UNO.100%. He doesn’t belong in the same category as guys like Betts and Tostenson.
Most of us wish we would have had the opportunity and gifts he has.I don’t feel like people are bagging on him, more disappointment overall that he isn’t on the team.