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Eliminate tackling during practice in the regular season??
Husker Max Asked by Husker Max
4/2/2016

Eliminate tackling during practice in the regular season??

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Good Decision

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81%
Bad Decision WINNER

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19%
Good Decision

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T David Andrew M
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T David Andrew M

(Absolute sarcasm) Hugs only in practice, no flags either, put colored chalk on hands and arms to indicate a tackle...Bring in A/C units or heater units as well...sandwiches and juice with periodic 20 min rest session. Really?!?!?!? Whats next virtual practice on an xbox?

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Rizeabuv Yorzelf
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Rizeabuv Yorzelf

Has the Harbaugh celebrity status to pull in good recruits minus the Harbaugh baggage.

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81%
Bad Decision

14 Comments
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Visitor

Dont you have to tackle in football?..if you don't practice it at full speed...how do you get better?

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Visitor

beginning to be not football

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Jeff Barker
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Jeff Barker

Nebraska has had plenty of tackling issues in last couple years.... this would be a horrible decision.

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jrs1956
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jrs1956

Horrible idea. Tacking well, especially in space, requires lots of repetitions at speed. For most of the last 10 years, Huskers haven't done well at it.

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Dean Iversen
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Dean Iversen

To teach tackling fundamentals, you have to tackle. Not saying it has to be during a scrimmage, could be one on one training, but it seems that at least SOME tackling could be beneficial.

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Jerry Wilks
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Jerry Wilks

It's tackle Football, come on, get with it!🏈🏈🏈

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Scott Snell
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Scott Snell

Practice makes perfect. You need to practice tackling to be and get better. You will lose some fundamentals when you stop tackling during the regular season. Practice is meant to get better and iron out the problem areas.

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Scott Ferguson
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Scott Ferguson

not practicing is only going to lead to more injuries.

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Jerry Williams
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Jerry Williams

Where do you get the practice. How do you get to the big game, practice, practice.

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Ken Larson
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Ken Larson

It's football-dont like the sport, pick another!

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Jerry W. Morrow
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Jerry W. Morrow

If you wait for a real game to practice tackling all your going to do is increase the injurys

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Joe Lazure
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Joe Lazure

Like any other sport, practice makes perfect and the one thing you can't get rusty on throughout the season is tackling.

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Stephen Johnson
Stephen Johnson

They already use poor tackling techniques

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Visitor

Stop trying to eliminate the violence in a violent game. That is one of the many things fans are drown to. If you don't want to two be injured as a player, don't play, if you don't like watching don't

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Alan Blackburn
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Alan Blackburn

Practice like you play!

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Will Cortez Mills be a game-changer at wide receiver in 2025?

Will Cortez Mills be a game-changer at wide receiver in 2025?

Yes, big impact

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True freshman, needs time

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Yes, big impact

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Brad Meister
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Brad Meister

NU needs a freshman to have a big time impact. Hopefully this is the one.

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True freshman, needs time

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Loren Zimmerman
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Loren Zimmerman

I've given up any hope of anyone being an impact player until they prove they can actually perform. Too many "BUSTS", including the team, overall.

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Roland St.Denis
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Roland St.Denis

Having watched him several times now, he needs to develop physically, and even more importantly, must focus on the mental game. He has too many lapses at the high school level. That will be magnified in the B1G

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John Hoie
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John Hoie

The only recent freshman I thought would be an impact player was Raiola. Barney was a pleasant surprise.

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Will NU win 9 games next season?

Will NU win 9 games next season?

Yes, schedule favors

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No, too optimistic

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Yes, schedule favors

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Robert Lloyd
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Robert Lloyd

Why not... at least we can hope during the off-season. We are Nebraskans after all.

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Michael Hoffart
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Michael Hoffart

Next season would be the season to do it. Pretty good set up schedule wise and we SHOULD have the talent to make it happen.

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James Key
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James Key

At least 8 Wins if no glaring issues.

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A B
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A B

1. look at MR history. 2. Look at how MR's aggressiveness at improving coaching and roster. 3. the team has been learning how to win and we are positioned for a break through. 4. Dylan Raiola!!!

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A B
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A B

1. look at MR history. 2. Look at how MR's aggressiveness at improving coaching and roster. 3. the team has been learning how to win and we are positioned for a break through. 4. Dylan Raiola!!!

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Joe Hegarty
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Joe Hegarty

Passing game will click.

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David Dahlkoetter
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David Dahlkoetter

Better depth. Offensive line needs to improve and will Defense looks awesome. Qb play will be better. Better widouts.

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James McDermott
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James McDermott

The schedule favors the huskers. The team seems to finally have the finishing attitude

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Mike O
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Mike O

Yes. In fact, NU will win 11 games next year. But 3 of the wins will be moral victories. Final record: 8 wins, 3 moral victories, 2 losses.

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No, too optimistic

4 Comments
PJ SAid
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PJ SAid

I can't do it! I can't say it. Husker fans have been burned too many times. PROVE IT FIRST! GBR!

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Isaiah Skrdla
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Isaiah Skrdla

We replaced 3 coordinators and basically lost our d-line. I haven’t seen any evidence that our o-line will be good next year. We also lost most of our running back room. We’re probably not going to be much better next year than this year.

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Dave Levesque
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Dave Levesque

I've been let down too many times.

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Roger Shriver
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Roger Shriver

If Coach Ruhl had made more changes after year 1 (OC, special teams) I would be more optimistic for year 3. But after three games, extra practices, and a bowl game (barely) this year, I haven't seen much to make me think things will be that much better next year.

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