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Will moving to rugby style tackling be effective?
Husker Max Asked by Husker Max
6/8/2016

Will moving to rugby style tackling be effective?

69%
Yes WINNER

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31%
No

2

69%
Yes

8 Comments
Stephen Johnson
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Stephen Johnson

Anything will be better than the poor tackling technique they have been using.

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Marcus Compton
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Marcus Compton

better than the turn around and hit them with your back tackling Bo taught....

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Mike Bryant
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Mike Bryant

if it is taught correctly...

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chadrmcdaniel
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chadrmcdaniel

something the Seattle Seahawks have implemented. when taught correctly it is safer and more effective.

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Christopher Richling
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Christopher Richling

Seahakws have consistently been either the top or top three defenses in the NFL year in year out since implementing these techniques. They don't seem overly complicated, just a change of pace. Good call.

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Lynn Sheldon
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Lynn Sheldon

Cut down on targeting penalties.

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Andrew Shields
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Andrew Shields

Played rugby for several years, always told people football would do well to adopt the rugby tackle. You definitely don't go in with your head, like a dumb a$$, when you don't have a helmet. This should help prevent lots of unnecessary targeting penalties and head/neck injuries.

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Thom Beran
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Thom Beran

Yes and it will lead to less injuries

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31%
No

2 Comments
Keith Petrie
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Keith Petrie

Have you ever seen some of the nasty wounds caused by Rugby? 70 stitches in a forehead. Just stick with what we do! It's football!

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David LaFever
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David LaFever

I am all for putting flags on their belts...this will eliminate getting hit.

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Thumbs up or down on Kyle Crooks as the new radio voice of Husker football?

Thumbs up or down on Kyle Crooks as the new radio voice of Husker football?

Up: His youth and enthusiasm will be big

1

Down: Prefer someone who's more seasoned

2

Up: His youth and enthusiasm will be big

1 Comment
Robert Ebers
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Robert Ebers

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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Down: Prefer someone who's more seasoned

2 Comments
Alexanderthegreatandterrible
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Alexanderthegreatandterrible

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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Kelly Maas
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Kelly Maas

do not like his voice. It has no depth IMO.

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Does cornerback CJ Bronaugh's decommitment spell trouble for the '26 recruiting class?

Does cornerback CJ Bronaugh's decommitment spell trouble for the '26 recruiting class?

Yes, it's a momentum-killer.

1

No, the right fits will be found.

5

Yes, it's a momentum-killer.

1 Comment
K L
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K L

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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No, the right fits will be found.

4 Comments
Rob Abel
0
Rob Abel

Nope, no trouble whatsoever.

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Vaughn Bishop
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Vaughn Bishop

The tide doesn’t turn on the loss of one player unless that player is a 5 star QB.

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Rob Abel
Rob Abel

'zactly

Robert Lloyd
0
Robert Lloyd

This is just part of football.

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Alexanderthegreatandterrible
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Alexanderthegreatandterrible

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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