Huskerpapa

His leg is certainly odd looking.

We don't have enough scholarships for all of them...correct?

There is both a physical and mental component to turnovers. There is also the situation where a great hit directly on the ball occurs, and little can be done about it. Both Mo and Martinez carry the ball outside of their bodies. It is glaring with Mo. He will learn that is an unacceptable way to carry the ball. Both will continue to build physically and mentally and will be better protectors of the ball in the near future. Remember, Ameer was a fumbler early in his career and he was vastly improved later in his colligent life.

Don't we have three or 4 different home uniforms? Is this uni an addition to the group or will it take the place of all other home uniforms?

From what I have heard we may have a difference maker sitting on our bench this year after transferring in (referencing Dachon Burke). I hope that is proven true.

We had multiple occasions where either our center or one of our guards, not named Foster, were driven straight backwards at the snap. After one such occurrence, one of those two players was removed from the game and Mr. Wilson was inserted.

Wasn't Mangino accused of abusing his players, or something like that? Apparently nobody in administration has watched Last Chance U.

My takeaways as I was walking home [dehydrated and glum] post Troy: > we came into the season overhyped, dreaming to be Central Florida....and reality sucks > the offensive line looks better due to scheme, but still are often over matched. I won't mention specific names > yes, we certainly missed A-Mart, but guess what, he will have a target on his back all year > actually the defense played well, a couple breakdowns, but when you play aggressively that will happen > special teams are a long way from being SPECIAL. Good grief. > all things considered, Bunch did okay. > I am critical of the offensive line [see above] but they, along with the scheme, open up holes. But down field blocking doesn't exist, and when it does happen we either are holding or blocking illegally in one way or another....sheesh > still have mental breakdowns as a hangover from the last couple years...that has to change. > there are glimpses of good, I have a feeling we will improve exponentially as the season progresses.

Hmm. Nebraska, a recruiting hot-bed...for basketball!

I have a slightly different interpretation of the 12th game placement. The staff, rightfully so, needs the players to believe in themselves and that they, in fact, have a chance to be in the championship game. By placing the game in December, you would be telling the team we cannot be in the championship. It only makes sense to schedule the game during our October off week.

Good to have experts thinking highly of us.

The player, by the way, doing the "GRABBING" is Tony Jerod-Eddie. He did play briefly in the NFL. I believe he was a 49r.

People around the country will soon find out what Husker fans have known...that this Roby kid is an exceptional basketball player AND person.

I am not going to imply that the play was clean, but for those that have played the game knows this crap occurs nearly every game. We put up with the crap almost every tme we played Missouri, and teams and players accused the Huskers of dirty play, especially our "abuse" of a certain KSU QB. I also believe it was either Oklahoma or Oklahoma State that had an extremely late hit on Micky Joseph that caused an injury. I'm not saying that we shouldn't be bringing the play to the attention of the league offices, but I also know that it is the ugly side of a very physical sport. Colorado knew A-Mart was a freshman playing his first game and was likely told to be physical with him when he was outside the pocket. Again, it is crap, but it is naive to think it only happens to us.

92.873% that he redshirts. Just a guess though.