MN is decent, but they have been decent for awhile. Not like Fleck took over from Embree!
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'20 TX S Abner Dubar (Signed to Minnesota)
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It's actually a similar story to the Buffs.
Tim Brewster practically burned the program down from '07-'10 going 15-30. Jerry Kill took over and brought them back to respectability. Now Fleck is trying to consistently make bowl games, beat rivals, and once in a while compete for championships.
As much as Fleck appears like a sleazy used car salesman at times to me. I'm not his preferred audience. He clearly connects with 17 and 18 years olds.
Hoping that Tucker can pull this out. Dubar has a high ceiling.
He's a used car salesman to all age groups. And folks continue to buy those cars. But Fleck ain't getting it done..
Forgot to add that Jerry Kill was a great coach and PJ is a complete and total douche.
That’s not setting a terribly high bar.
Yeah coach fox really set them on a good path
68buffs
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That's a beautiful thought there sir, thank you!
GoldenSkier
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Why do you say that
He’s got more to sell, he’s a better salesman, and he’s working a footprint where he knows how to find talent.
Nebraska is in the middle of nowhere with a program that’s been down too long to be an elite offer any more, and they have to try to convince national prospects to come. They end up with a lot of problem recruits like Hawkins was recruiting here. Looks good on paper... but.
Then there’s all the politics, pressure and unrealistic expectations on Frost.
Sounds like the Buffs or Minnesota.
Bummer
Think that was a guess by @chase5857 . Haven't seen anything from Dubar or elsewhere.
Stay on him.
