College football has become a swinging door of opportunity. Don't let the knob hit ya, where the good Lord split ya!
ReplyAmen Scott … probably should’ve never been playing for us in the first place then ! Who wants unloyal (especially Nebr. native) players anyway …. Can’t wait til kick their A$$ when we play against em ! lolololol
That's just part of the deal now with the portal, particularly after a coaching change. People may not care too much for it but we better all get used to it because it's not going anywhere.
ReplyIf they enter transfer portal, they are not willing to work, and play tough. Let them go elsewhere
ReplyThe new staff needs the freedom to get the players that will fit their system. The kids that leave or stay away are no guarantees either.
ReplyIt's the new era that College Sports is in. It happens to every team. It's like NFL free-agency free for all.
ReplyCoach Rhule needs to build his own team. Players that transfer shouldn't be there anyway.
ReplyThis is normal for a coaching change. I get it. But I do think that they'll regret leaving as time passes.
ReplyWe will find other players who will want to play for Nebraska and all the new coaches! GO BIG RED TILL I DIE!!!!!
ReplyIn the spring the head coach and assistants will start their work. They, in effect, will ride the horse upon which they came, the players on the field. It is up to the coaches to either develop those players or to fail. We will see the result in August.
ReplyWith the coaching changes, its only prudent for players to re-evaluate their decisions to make sure its best fit for them. If I was a father of a player, i would encourage the re-evaluation process and if they re-commit, Great! Otherwise best of luck to both sides.
ReplyWhy Not? After all we have the Blackshirts brand, the traditions and storied history that Syracuse could have dreamed of. Not to mention the NIL money waiting to taped into by incoming players.
ReplyWhy not? The Cuse sucked prior to him so I believe anything that can be accomplished there can certainly be duplicated in Lincoln! I'm ready for next year now! Let's go and GBR!!!!
ReplyAs stated previously, I also think Nebraska (with all its positives and history and money) could have done better with a much higher profile coordinator.
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