Lets see, people from Iowa, Missouri, Oklahoma, Colorado, Kansas, Wyoming, South Dakota and Minnesota all hate Nebraska. Any other states?
Go get him MM
LOL. Their JUCO 3 to play 2 RB from the ‘18 class. He ran for 104 yards against us but got benched last week.
Frost is having trouble getting Riley guys to buy in but this was Frost’s guy so.
Lets see, people from Iowa, Missouri, Oklahoma, Colorado, Kansas, Wyoming, South Dakota and Minnesota all hate Nebraska. Any other states?
Why wait?How delicious would it be if AM decided to transfer after the year?
How do you figure?An article in the Omaha World Herald makes crystal clear something that I said will haunt Frosty in his desire to somehow become a BIG10 elite program. If these running teams in the BIG10 can hold onto the ball, run the clock, pound your defense, then who gives a crap about your special fast paced offense if you never have the ball, and if your offense cannot return the favor and hold onto the ball, then you are going to get killed. Frost is built for the PAC12, BIG12 or the AAC, or maybe the ACC, but not the BIG10!!! He had to factor that in, but 7 years and $35 million at your Alma Mater is too much to say no, despite knowing it will not work out.
https://www.omaha.com/huskers/footb...cle_59fc9c1f-9694-5092-8940-9505a62ec04e.html
If the Martinez kid wants to be part of a winning program he will transfer. Better for him to do it sooner, rather than later.How delicious would it be if AM decided to transfer after the year?
How do you figure?
He lost to the Pac-12 and Sun Belt. Wouldn't say he's built for that.
Lets see, people from Iowa, Missouri, Oklahoma, Colorado, Kansas, Wyoming, South Dakota and Minnesota all hate Nebraska. Any other states?
Just looked at Future Husker Schedules and they are up to their old tricks of having a weak schedule to help pad the record. They used to play these weak schedules all the time.
2019
2020
- 08/31 - South Alabama
- 09/07 - at Colorado
- 09/14 - Northern Illinois
2021
- 09/12 - Central Michigan
- 09/19 - South Dakota State
- 09/26 - Cincinnati
2022
- 09/04 - Northern Illinois
- 09/11 - Buffalo
- 09/18 - at Oklahoma
- 09/03 - North Dakota
- 09/10 - Georgia Southern
- 09/17 - Oklahoma
I would like it noted that besides me, there is a large contengent of Seminoles and Gators with no love for the huskers. More recently, and more virulently, the UCF fan base stands as one to tell frosty to suck it.
I see 12 L’s on that scheduleJust looked at Future Husker Schedules and they are up to their old tricks of having a weak schedule to help pad the record. They used to play these weak schedules all the time.
2019
2020
- 08/31 - South Alabama
- 09/07 - at Colorado
- 09/14 - Northern Illinois
2021
- 09/12 - Central Michigan
- 09/19 - South Dakota State
- 09/26 - Cincinnati
2022
- 09/04 - Northern Illinois
- 09/11 - Buffalo
- 09/18 - at Oklahoma
- 09/03 - North Dakota
- 09/10 - Georgia Southern
- 09/17 - Oklahoma
After winning the starting running back job in August, Bell was surpassed by veteran Devine Ozigbo this week as the Huskers get ready to head to Wisconsin. A source tells HuskerOnline that Bell did not take the news well that Ozigbo would be starting this weekend in Madison.
The most notable change was a “shocker” that came Tuesday, when sophomore Tyjon Lindsey decided to transfer and preserve his redshirt eligibility after four games.
“He was getting better and better,” Walters said. “He was frustrated with the reps he was getting so he wanted to move on. So we’ve just got to focus on the guys that are here.
I know we make sport of this, but this massive hemorrhage of talent will crater them substantially for several years.
When frosty took over for O’Deary at UCF, the team was coming off an 0-12 season, but they were deep with talent from the Blake Bortles years.
The post-Fiesta Bowl Class is just now Juniors and seniors. Nebraska is not coming off that bounce. It will be interesting to see if frost is allowed to fill this hole he’s digging.
Solid observation!! The roster is absolutely barren, and you can not recruit to that many holes in one class. Also, they seem to be willing to take chances on iffy kids that may not stick academically or otherwise. This is at least a 3-4 year deal to even be competitive.
Certainly just a mediocre season would have made it easier to recruit. Their work is even harder now.
Just looked at Future Husker Schedules and they are up to their old tricks of having a weak schedule to help pad the record. They used to play these weak schedules all the time.
2019
2020
- 08/31 - South Alabama
- 09/07 - at Colorado
- 09/14 - Northern Illinois
2021
- 09/12 - Central Michigan
- 09/19 - South Dakota State
- 09/26 - Cincinnati
2022
- 09/04 - Northern Illinois
- 09/11 - Buffalo
- 09/18 - at Oklahoma
- 09/03 - North Dakota
- 09/10 - Georgia Southern
- 09/17 - Oklahoma
I’m actually starting to feel bad for them. Like in a pity way, ya know?