Forget 2019. This question is basically a referendum on whether one thinks Martinez can make an incremental improvement over 2018. If not, we'll be forced to go with Luke by year's end.
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The alignment of administration to restoring order of Nebraska now in the BIG is incredible. This choice of a young, competent outsider is consistent with the vision. The Nebraska magic will have him only vacationing in Florida. Get behind him, Huskers.
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Honestly it will take time, when you are used to someone like Greg Sharpe it will take time and assessment before you can accept another voice, especially someone outside the Husker Nation circle which can be hard to accept anyway. But if someone puts their all into it then over time can work.
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Trae Taylor isn’t in this class. Poor Dayton Raiola is taking unnecessary heat for not being his brother but he’s great. Somehow, they need to find that one guy in every class that puts himself out there to draw in other recruits. They just haven’t found that dude yet in this class and it shows.
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The tide doesn’t turn on the loss of one player unless that player is a 5 star QB.
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Not at this point. We have many options with the transfer portal and still with plenty of recruits that haven't found a home yet.
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He is healthy, has better weapons and the o-line is more experienced and so there is no reason he cannot get back freshman form or better with his drive to succeed. He just needs to stay healthy.
ReplyMostly because I think he gets back to his freshman season type of numbers, but also I think the staff puts experience on too big of a pedestal and won't let the youth start.
ReplyIf the level of play is comparable, Frost will stay loyal to his very first high level recruit that he convinced to come help bring Nebraska’s level of play back to where it needs to be.
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