There you go. Ruining a good rumor fest.Thanks, I speak the truth. Callahan can confirm it.
There you go. Ruining a good rumor fest.Thanks, I speak the truth. Callahan can confirm it.
To clarify, he did go home for a couple of days but was at practice this week.Thanks, I speak the truth. Callahan can confirm it.
nawhat you describe is what is expected of a senior running back, not a freshman.
the fact that he was a walk on originally and then saw some playing time should be one of your clues.
To my eyes, he was the only back capable of ripping off 10+ yard runs on a semi consistent basis.
Procedural issues are expected from a young guy at any position.
What I am saying is Frost doesn't know how to manage a team of alpha players.What I am saying is Frost doesn't know how to manage a team of alpha players.
Players don't just refuse to go in to the game for no reason. Something happened that caused that. I am 100% positive it reflects poorly on Scott or the staff in general.
But let's keep cheering and waving pom poms for a coach that continues to nose dive the program and lower the talent level of the team.
And yet most on this board loved MW when he was churning out yards and scoring TDs. I sure did. And when I learned what he did, that honeymoon was over, at least for me.The off field issues of Washington and Yant were well known prior to recruitment
It is why most other programs didn’t pursue. It is lazy recruiting by Held and company signing low hanging fruit like this where they don’t have to compete with many other power 5 programs.
the ultimate outcome of both Washington and Yant shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone
Okay, but I asked you a question.Given this coaching regimes competency, I get he was frustrated. I don't like it, but unless we're gonna switch to a flexbone triple option team, we should really cut the acting like we're a service academy thing
i bet he won t do it twice.I’ll say it again… coaching beef aside, not going into a game when asked ultimately means he let his teammates down. Perhaps he took a stand against Frost, and it may have even been justified. That being said, you’ll have a hard time convincing me that the rest of the team that was still trying to win the game appreciated the fact that he put himself first at that point in time. Wrong time to do it.
For the love of God, please give examples. And remember, you said "rarely".the most talented kids are rarely the ones that do what they are supposed to..
Yant was a gamble, and maybe it won't work out. But please stop trying to convince anyone that other programs don't take risks and reaches.
Agreed. I thought his body looked Phillips esque.I don't know, I guess I agree with you... but Yant was good. Maybe he needed to go because of his attitude but the guy could run the ball. He actually looked like a Nebraska running back. Him leaving is a loss.
Are you taking lessons from Nikki?nebraksa has far more reaches on their roster than almost every other power 5 school and it isn’t close
based on mathAre you taking lessons from Nikki?
BASED
ON
WHAT?
You do realize that difference is the walkon program at NU, right?based on math
the average roster size in the big ten is about 105
Nebraska’s roster is 150+
the difference in those numbers =reaches
You do realize that difference is the walkon program at NU, right?
Gotta give those county scholarships to somebody.
Their lead recruiter is gone also. Never liked what he brought in like guys with two knee surgeries that wasted ships.It looks like most of our RB room is gone, so either we did a really crappy job of recruiting the guys with the right attitude or they're leaving for a legitimate reason. Either way, that's 100% the responsibility of the coaching staff.
Let me see if I got this right.......yes as I said reaches, most of them extreme reaches
Well, there you have it. Frost is too soft and can't hold his team accountable.To clarify, he did go home for a couple of days but was at practice this week.
Well, there you have it. Frost is too soft and can't hold his team accountable.
Let me see if I got this right.......
(1) You said NU has more reaches that any other B1G program.
(2) We both agree it's the walkon program.
(3) Doing the math (see what I did there?), you want to get rid of the walkon program so NU's percentage of reaches is the same as the rest of the B1G.
Profit!
I can respect this. I don't agree with you, but at least you were clear about your opinion.yes I would like to see Nebraksa get down to a manageable roster size - instead of having the worst player-to-coach ratio in power 5 football
I thought he was our most talented back and blame Scott Frost for how the backs have been used/not used/mismanaged etc this year.
If he refused to go it, it was for a reason.. something else happened where the refusal was his response to something else.
I'm all for discipline on the team and stuff, but agree with others that there is a problem with the way the players are managed and treated, and it all seems to come back to Scott.
I'm more angry at Scott than I am at any of the players.
I don't think Scott manages this well, because we end up with the situation where the good talent leaves, and the remaining talent is worse.
Not exactly the right formula or recipe for success.
I didn’t say get rid of the walk-on program - most schools carry about 20-25 walkonsI can respect this. I don't agree with you, but at least you were clear about your opinion.
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You do realize that there are a couple of starting linebackers--and damned good ones--would be lost without the walkon program.
Could be Frost Could be heldI thought he was our most talented back and blame Scott Frost for how the backs have been used/not used/mismanaged etc this year.
If he refused to go it, it was for a reason.. something else happened where the refusal was his response to something else.
I'm all for discipline on the team and stuff, but agree with others that there is a problem with the way the players are managed and treated, and it all seems to come back to Scott.
I'm more angry at Scott than I am at any of the players.
I don't think Scott manages this well, because we end up with the situation where the good talent leaves, and the remaining talent is worse.
Not exactly the right formula or recipe for success.
Okay, but your premise remains flawed.I didn’t say get rid of the walk-on program - most schools carry about 20-25 walkons
We’ve only beaten one power 5 team - I would say we are pretty lost
😂 Had word gotten out that this incident happens and Frost did nothing, the torches and pitchforks would have been out because he’s too soft or doesn’t demand toughness. It’s a lose-lose situationCan anyone help me out here?
Am I supposed to mad because Frost is too hard on players in this case?
I am just never sure whether I am supposed to believe Frost is a players coach that can't hold people accountable or too tough on players and forcing them out.
PUBLIC SAFETY ANNOUNCEMENT😂 Had word gotten out that this incident happens and Frost did nothing, the torches and pitchforks would have been out because he’s too soft or doesn’t demand toughness. It’s a lose-lose situation
down the food chain and frustrated!Okay, but I asked you a question.
Held was fired. Needed to go. Stepp said Held was the reason he came here, but Ron Brown was teaching them how to run the ball.I thought he was our most talented back and blame Scott Frost for how the backs have been used/not used/mismanaged etc this year.
If he refused to go it, it was for a reason.. something else happened where the refusal was his response to something else.
I'm all for discipline on the team and stuff, but agree with others that there is a problem with the way the players are managed and treated, and it all seems to come back to Scott.
I'm more angry at Scott than I am at any of the players.
I don't think Scott manages this well, because we end up with the situation where the good talent leaves, and the remaining talent is worse.
Not exactly the right formula or recipe for success.
Why did Ryan need to go?Held was fired. Needed to go. Stepp said Held was the reason he came here, but Ron Brown was teaching them how to run the ball.
Scott does not decide starters for every position. This is false. Who would you have started at center? At qb?Why did Ryan need to go?
Do you think Ryan was the guy making the choices on who played during the game or during the week?
I highly doubt that.. more likely Frost himself or maybe Lubick had some involvement, but the offense is being run by Scott.. he's got his fingers in all of it.
Do you think Scott asked Austin who the center should be or did he just state that Cam was going to be the starting center a few years ago?
Did he ask who the QB would be from Verdu? C'mon, you know the answer to that.
This is the kind of playground bs management style Scott has, and why I feel he is the problem, not the assistants.
The assistants took the blame, and dips hit is going to get another year, and if all else stays the same, we will get the same results.
Guess who is coming back? (from another website)
" Has Frost had any conversations with Adrian Martinez about the quarterback returning for another season in 2022? Those conversations have been happening quite a bit, Frost said, but no decision has been made yet.
“I want what’s best for him obviously. He’s poured a lot into this, I believe in him so much. I see him every day and I believe in him,” Frost said. “I think we can still get a lot better around him. Obviously, if he’s back, he’s going to have a new coach and some new ideas. We’ll figure that out in about nine days.”'
That looks to me like AM is coming back.. no where in there did Frost outline his departure.. instead, he outlined the future with a new coach and new ideas...
Yant isn't an alpha player. He's a dumbshit if he wasn't injured and wouldn't go back in the game. I've been a big booster of him since last spring but I can do without him if he's going to be that way. To quote that great philosopher and motivator, "can't win with players like that. Don't want them. Don't need them".What I am saying is Frost doesn't know how to manage a team of alpha players.
Players don't just refuse to go in to the game for no reason. Something happened that caused that. I am 100% positive it reflects poorly on Scott or the staff in general.
But let's keep cheering and waving pom poms for a coach that continues to nose dive the program and lower the talent level of the team.
I'm sure he does for all skill positions on offense.Scott does not decide starters for every position. This is false. Who would you have started at center? At qb?
maybe mamma kicked his ass, told him to quit whining and get back to work. The guy has potential but he's nowhere near irreplaceable. I'll take Marvin Scott over him at this point.From what I heard, he's back in Lincoln.
Why do you think he refused to go in? if you were in his shoes, what would have had to happen to elicit that kind of response?Yant isn't an alpha player. He's a dumbshit if he wasn't injured and wouldn't go back in the game. I've been a big booster of him since last spring but I can do without him if he's going to be that way. To quote that great philosopher and motivator, "can't win with players like that. Don't want them. Don't need them".
Years ago I was coaching some middle school FB. Had this super nice sweet kid on the team. We were up big and I wanted to get him in so I went over to him and said "Hey, John, I am going to get you in at safety, okay?" and he looked at me and said "No thank you"Why do you think he refused to go in? if you were in his shoes, what would have had to happen to elicit that kind of response?
His feelings were hurt. That's why. Weak suck.Why do you think he refused to go in? if you were in his shoes, what would have had to happen to elicit that kind of response?