Will Maliek Collins forgo his senior year and head to the NFL?

Asked by Husker Max

12/14/2015

Will Maliek Collins forgo his senior year and head to the NFL?

43%

Yes

57%

No WINNER

43%

Yes

6 Comments

Chris Kuehler

His frustration with coaching

Joe Warwick

Why would he come back. They will probably be bad next year too with Banker as DC

Visitor

Stock will not rise any higher and the risk for injury

Thomas Green

Money talks.

Visitor

yes he see the writing on the wall get out now before it gets worse

Jim Jones

He should be in line for a nice pay day.

57%

No

8 Comments

Larry John Holys

I think Maliek knows there is room for improvement and another year should only help him get ready for the NFL!

Betty ONeill

He's smart and knows the degree is the most important. Also, he needs more playing time to improve.

Alan J Farrell

Needs another year.

Keith Petrie

I think he needs to stay another year... He's been sporadic.

Dan Campbell

Wasn't very good this year

David MacKay

He's simply not ready...one more year and his stock will rise

Ron Huffman

Get your education first. .develop more than go for it..

Faye Cook

I am just hopig NO. One more yer and he will probaboy be number one pick, and that will ge him more money o start out. HATE to see him leave, I look for him all the time whendefense is on the field. He is my favourite player.

For Nebraska's offensive strategy moving forward, would you prefer:

Asked by Husker Max

203 Votes

For Nebraska's offensive strategy moving forward, would you prefer:

68%

A strong, identifiable style? A strong, identifiable style?

32%

A more adaptive and varied approach? A more adaptive and varied approach?

68%

A strong, identifiable style?

2 Comments

Larry Ewart

If the Huskers win at OSU they will have righted their ship

klirvine@bresnan.net

thats how we used to be

32%

A more adaptive and varied approach?

1 Comment

James Key

3 TE's and a RB!! Run Forest Run

What do you think the Huskers' ceiling will be closer to?

Asked by Husker Max

236 Votes

What do you think the Huskers' ceiling will be closer to?

23%

9-3 9-3

77%

7-5 7-5

23%

9-3

2 Comments

Robert Lloyd

Heck, why not 11-1 ??? Eventually Saterfield will be gone and we will start running the ball and we will be a feared team once again.

Matt Seiler

11-1 is technically the ceiling as they have an outside shot at even Ohio State but I’ll go with 8-4

77%

7-5

8 Comments

Jim Zier

I DIDN'T VOTE FOR THIS SIDE. I JUST COULDN'T FIND THE 5-7 BOX

klirvine@bresnan.net

got to show me that they will show up every game

Jerry Johnson

We got lots of work to do. Special teams, offensive line, no open holes for running backs. Offensive coordinator not seeing the picture. Same old plays, opponents figure us out way to easy

John Moeller

You have a coach that is 2-22 vs Top 25 opponents.

Gwen Whitney

Something has gone wrong with this team since the 2nd half of the Illinois game! 2 weeks to prepare for this game & this is what shows up ? Wow, that spark has disappeared! Matt time to make this team to wake UP!

Harold Grimes

5 wins is it

PJ SAid

I really think its 8-4.... PJ

Vincent Mahon

So I really think it is 8-4. I see us beating Indianna, Wisconsin and UCLA. Losing to Ohio State, USC and IOWA

Husker Max

Will Maliek Collins forgo his senior year and head to the NFL?

43% Yes

57% No WINNER

43% Yes

57% No

For Nebraska's offensive strategy moving forward, would you prefer:

68% A strong, identifiable style? A strong, identifiable style?

32% A more adaptive and varied approach? A more adaptive and varied approach?

68% A strong, identifiable style?

32% A more adaptive and varied approach?

What do you think the Huskers' ceiling will be closer to?

23% 9-3 9-3

77% 7-5 7-5

23% 9-3

77% 7-5

43%

Yes

57%

No WINNER

43%

Yes

57%

No

68%

A strong, identifiable style? A strong, identifiable style?

32%

A more adaptive and varied approach? A more adaptive and varied approach?

68%

A strong, identifiable style?

32%

A more adaptive and varied approach?

23%

9-3 9-3

77%

7-5 7-5

23%

9-3

77%

7-5