Nebraska is going to have a Rhabdo situation aren't they?
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Not surprising for a program that thinks it's still 1983.
Nothing like killing your guys right before the season starts
They had a rhadbo situation in 2018. Two players I think. Gonna be more this time around.
Edit: https://www.sportingnews.com/us/amp...olysis-scott-frost/1e47qxljr8fp913t0zutt301h6
Edit: https://www.sportingnews.com/us/amp...olysis-scott-frost/1e47qxljr8fp913t0zutt301h6
So the transfer portal will be exceptionally busy, got it.
yeah, I think Frost is a pretty bad coach, both in terms of gameday coaching and in terms of building a team.
Is Thompson a good quarterback? I saw him play pretty well at Texas at times, yet Texas wasn't all that good either.
Guess we'll find out if they've assembled enough talent to overcome the bad coaching. I think it'll be a thoroughly mediocre season but we'll see.
They massively upgraded at QB, but won't matter much if their line still sucks.
Which school was it that made their players do the Oklahoma drill (two players smashing head-to-head until one falls) in pre-game? Was that Rutgers under Schiano?
I just remember thinking how horrible of an idea that was. Have your players exhaust themselves right before the game.
KidSilverhair
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Their fans stuck in 1992 will eat that up.
I'm not sure which coach that was but it's definitely not a good idea
CycloneErik
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Their fans will eat up the vomit if you give them half a chance.
It's either happening or it's not.
If it is happening, Frost is a completely inept coach and will burn his team out before they get to conference play. Running your program that way does not make the players tougher, stronger, or better. If something like this happened during off season conditioning drills, it would be a good indication that you need to dial things back a notch. If it's happening in fall practice, it means you didn't do enough in the offseason conditioning and need to dial things back, or you're running the players too hard and need to dial things back.
If it's not happening, he's just putting stuff out there to appease that out of touch morons who think they're hardasses and their team should be too. That's not a good look for the coach or the program, but is absolutely indicative of one that's entirely lost touch with what it takes to run a program efficiently and effectively. There's no planet where this is something to brag about.
If it is happening, Frost is a completely inept coach and will burn his team out before they get to conference play. Running your program that way does not make the players tougher, stronger, or better. If something like this happened during off season conditioning drills, it would be a good indication that you need to dial things back a notch. If it's happening in fall practice, it means you didn't do enough in the offseason conditioning and need to dial things back, or you're running the players too hard and need to dial things back.
If it's not happening, he's just putting stuff out there to appease that out of touch morons who think they're hardasses and their team should be too. That's not a good look for the coach or the program, but is absolutely indicative of one that's entirely lost touch with what it takes to run a program efficiently and effectively. There's no planet where this is something to brag about.