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I'm guessing the coaches changed the PIN for the lock on the Hendricks Center after he left ... and he won't be getting a copy of the new number.

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I'm guessing the coaches changed the PIN for the lock on the Hendricks Center after he left ... and he won't be getting a copy of the new number. Not a prayer that Miles invites a cancer into the team's body. I would have a better chance of playing (well if my eligibility hadn't expired 42 years ago)!

Yes, that would be the upset to end all upsets. Not gonna happen, so it's the end of the road. Maybe he could put together some weights/workouts in his driveway like Terrell Owens to attract "attention."

#toosoon

Roburt Sallie.

Maybe he will visit and give his verbal soon then we don't have to go 60 pages. But I might just be a dreamer. But you're not the only one! I hope some day you'll join us... Kezo And the Huskers will be No. 1! Wow, just imagine~! I feel like I may have used my "freaking nailed it" comment too soon in this thread. Bravo gentlemen!

Shavon.

Wesleyan probably has a roster spot open.

Conklin for 3

Cary Cochran

Yo... gotta be from 2000 on.. Chandler played for Nee. Hmm... I'm going with Jamel White. Enormous waste of talent. Top 100 prospect, All Big 12 Freshman and Reserve team. White would've been a terror in Miles' system. He averaged almost 9pts a game and only started 13 games under Collier during his freshman year. Good player.

He's always my answer for the "if you could bring back one player to be on this team" scenario. He was the epitome of the "defensive stalwart" that NU has needed for quite a while. DC had some good post-up moves, too.

Cookie Belcher.

Who says we are still interested?

I wonder which Nebraska coach leaked this news.

Maybe he will visit and give his verbal soon then we don't have to go 60 pages. But I might just be a dreamer. But you're not the only one! I hope some day you'll join us... Kezo And the Huskers will be No. 1!

Maybe he will visit and give his verbal soon then we don't have to go 60 pages. But I might just be a dreamer. But you're not the only one! I hope some day you'll join us... Kezo

Maybe he will visit and give his verbal soon then we don't have to go 60 pages. But I might just be a dreamer. But you're not the only one!

Red Don, most of the discussions have been pretty civil, and it seems that whatever one's views are on the coaching change, and certain players; i.e. events from the recent past, everyone is still supportive of the new coaches and players, and hoping for the best. But occasionally someone puts something out there, and some further discussion occurs. But it isn't particularly "rancorous", certainly not by most message board standards. As to the well-paid "officials in authority", their decisions impact the University, state, and community. The culture they foster matters, and can be worthy of discussion. What do we strive for? Are we win at all costs? Are we what have you done for me lately? Do graduation rates and good citizenship of our players matter? Those things are important, and this is, after all, a message board. One of the best, which allows discussion without it getting too personnel or profane, and often has a considerable amount of humor. But the actions of those in power shouldn't just be rubber-stamped and forgotten, and never challenged. What took place in March and April was huge news. Not your basic coaching change, for sure. Most of those don't involve much risk, since the changes are based on poor performance vs. the most success in program history. This one has huge stakes. It certainly makes sense that some discussion would ensue on something like this. And perhaps not have an arbitrary cut-off moment. On most football boards in this state, they are still talking about firing Solich and hiring Callahan. This is going much better. Finally, there have been several parents and grandparents of players who post occasionally, but some of them do it anonymously. But I can tell you that any coach would not be comfortable with a parent posting anything critical of the coach, on a public message board. It would be no different from saying it to a reporter. So the coaches get pretty nervous with much of that, and understandably so. And so it isn't actually encouraged. You are correct that there doesn't need to be constant pot-stirring (there hasn't been), and we need to back our current coaches and players (everyone seems to be doing that). But on a message board I wouldn't want a moratorium on what we can discuss, or on rebuttals to provocative or inaccurate posts.

Red Don, I think this is what happens when a small group of posters decides for everyone else shortly after a major event that "it's time to move on." I think if people had been allowed to vent their spleens a couple of months ago then this wouldn't be so much of a festering wound today. Fans who've invested YEARS following and supporting a particular coach don't just "move on" over night.

Sounds like a franchise start-up by AWIII. Sorry, couldn't resist.