I am a millennial who never saw either of these guys and who doesn't get football. However this guy has "green" in his name so I voted for him. Go America!
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Rozier's offensive line should have won the Heisman. Rozier was a great running back, but Green was tougher.
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Bessides Washington, he is exactly what we need, although I see him as a backup, or secondary back to Washington. Washington is better, but we'll see how the season unfolds. It's coming!
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Until i know what is going on with washington mills is the only proven runningback
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I'm more than a little concerned about his off-field issues but man - this could be the jolt the offense needs to be damn near unstoppable
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Washington is absent for time being. Wirhout Washington D. Mills clearly stands out as the RB who has the most yards of experience at running back for Nebraska.
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NU fans have heaped praise on other running backs before they ever excelled on the field. We are doing the same for Dedrick Mills. Let him show us he is the missing link. Remember last year's RB?
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IF, IF he can keep himself upright moving forwards, keep issues laid to rest, there is a very positive reaction for a team that has some elementary attitudes, I want all Huskers to succeed!
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With Wandale Robinson coming on board, and more maturity and experience at QB, perhaps a big RB wasn't as critical as some positions on defense.
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I'll trust the coaches if they think he's got his off field issues under control, but we've seen too many hyped-up JC transfers flame out for me to be too excited until I see something on game day.
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Have to see what kind of shape he is in now and where he will be at the end of fall camp. Greg Bell was a very high rated JC back last year and we see how that worked out. I want the best for him!
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Unlike last year, a very favorable schedule. If NU wins the games it should, it only has to win 1 of 4 against the tougher opponents (Northwestern, Ohio State, Iowa, Wisconsin). I like those chances.
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attitude and preparation are favoring the team. In addition if the team takes inspiration from Coach DeWitt and his personal; challenges off the field then look out.
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I'd think 7-8 games is more reasonable but the favorable schedule gives them a win or two.
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Darrion Daniels is the reason why we get to 9. Before his transfer announcement, I had us at 7. This young man will make THAT much difference. He will allow the ends to get in the backfield.
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The schedule and a better D. They lost five games under 5 points last year. This year will be much different. Go Big Red!
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The first 4 games are key. Not only wins but some convincing victories will go a long way towards scoring an upset along the way. Anything less than 8 wins would be a disappointment. 10 wins is doable
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I love this university and all of it's student/athletes/coaches/instructors. I feel this team is on the right path. Keep hopes high but know that growing pains will still rear their ugly heads. GBR
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Lack of experience in O line, lack of running back and wide receiver depth and big questions still remain on D. I see them at 5-7 or 6-6. Jack, Omaha, NE
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Things look very promising, but I'm not ready to ramp up my expectations until we see the results on the field this season. GBR!!
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We will be better but the team is so young. I think 6-7 wins is where we land. I hope we get nine, just don't want to get my hopes up. Just beat Iowa!!
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The staff walked into a mess. I expect improvement...but 9 wins is out there but it will be tough.
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Not enough depth to reasonably win 9+ games. We'll need outstanding discipline and execution with precious few injuries to have a shot at 9+.
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Unknown commodity or lack of depth at way too many positions including RB, WR, OL, and LB.
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It would depend on the situation but if the entire defense knows it's a running play, Rozier might have a better chance of picking up tough yards. If you need 100 yards on one play I might go with Gre
ReplyOne of the vest RB of all time. Nuff siad
Replypower. and the ability to beat down the defense. late in the game, defenders flinched when Rozier ran their way.
ReplyBest running back in NU history
ReplyHeisman trophy stud.
ReplyBest ever. (But if he was hurt, I would run option to Jeff Smith.. 84' Orange Bowl...)
ReplyBruiser. Best ever.
ReplyI don’t think he ever fumbled? Always went forward, So for 3-5 yds., Rozier! for a home run sweep Green
ReplyHe was great!
ReplyTougher runner
ReplyOne tough dude
ReplyMike Rozier was the biggest winner of a running back you would ever want. Tough as nails. Both runners were great, but the edge will go to Rozier with me.
ReplyBoth are husker greats - mike has a slight edge based on his ability to improvise should things breakdown
ReplyHe was an absolute bull and hard as hell to bring down and always got yards that were needed
ReplyWould of crushed all records of every category rushing in 83 if allowed to play all the game. Was pulled at half of many games cuz they were total blowouts. I’ve never seen anyone like him
ReplyMike was a better bruiser and for this situation it is needed!
ReplyI think he was a tougher and more dynamic rusher, from what I could hear on the radio. i watched Green, so it's a little different. i think the stats speak for themselves.
ReplyAhman was great and who knows what he would've done his senior year but I think Rozier is who I would give the ball to.
ReplyI was at the UCLA game and his rune is still one of the greats in Husker lore. Green was great, but Rozier was A++ in college.
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