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 Originally Posted by BulletForMyHuskers
It makes 100% sense that Heard would move back to the running back position, but you speak as if you've got insider sources that it is 100% confirmed he is. If you do have insider sources and do not want to cite it, then that's fine. To me, you just seem so confident for it to be just your opinion. I am not questioning you or your knowledge of the situation, but rather curious of the reasoning on your confidence level.
Not sure if RR has any inside info to his opinion, I dont, but I would agree 100% to moving Braylon Heard back to RB. Looking at the roster, Nebraska is clearly better off at CB than RB.
Mohammed Seisay, Andrew Green, Stanley Jean-Baptiste, Antonio Bell and Ciante Evans drew rave reviews this spring from coaches. With Charles Jackson, Josh Mitchell and Daniel Davie, their are some youngsters with promise already on board. At RB, after Burkhead graduates, there is Abdullah and Cross as young additions who have more than a year left. Heard moved to CB to clear the longjam at RB, a longjam that no longer exists.
In terms of recruiting for the '13 class, obviously now the Huskers will likely take 2 RBs if they find two deserving of spots. Overall IMO the Huskers are getting serious interest from better DB prospects than at RB so if Heard moves they will have an easier time replacing him with future talent.
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 Originally Posted by ksuhusker
I would like to see a 5' 11" 220lb. Brandon Jackson type back, of course with a 4.4 40.
Just go for it...how about a Bo Jackson type.
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 Originally Posted by Huskerpilk
Just go for it...how about a Bo Jackson type. 
+1. Freak of an athlete. My top choice.
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 Originally Posted by Native
+1. Freak of an athlete. My top choice.
Sans the avascular necrosis of the hip brought on by steroid use.
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I am all for Heard moving back to RB. I always thought he had the most potential of the three freshmen RB's.
On a related topic, have we heard any more about King Frazier? He seems like a guy who could provide some depth.
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Unfortunately, we have already missed out on some excellent opportunities for this class. The timing of Leon Jackson, I mean, Aaron Green taking his ball and his box of tissues home with him really stinks. We just need to hope that Ameer conquers his fumbling issues. He was ahead of Green on the depth chart anyway. Thus, the reason for the transfer. But I digress . . . we have not generally had issues recruiting RBs under Bo Pelini. There is still plenty of time to get in on a quality RB (or two) in this class. RB now becomes a major priority for the 2014 class.
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No argument from me....yeah Cross comes to mind....but yeah the timing really stinks....Aaron did us no favors....
 Originally Posted by HuskerInOkieland
Unfortunately, we have already missed out on some excellent opportunities for this class. The timing of Leon Jackson, I mean, Aaron Green taking his ball and his box of tissues home with him really stinks. We just need to hope that Ameer conquers his fumbling issues. He was ahead of Green on the depth chart anyway. Thus, the reason for the transfer. But I digress . . . we have not generally had issues recruiting RBs under Bo Pelini. There is still plenty of time to get in on a quality RB (or two) in this class. RB now becomes a major priority for the 2014 class.
Notre Dame only had one Rudy but Nebraska gets a new crop of Rudys every season
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cross becoming the # 2 seems a little bit more realistic....
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 Originally Posted by Native
+1. Freak of an athlete. My top choice.
Played 18 holes with Bo about 10 years ago. Always wondered what happens without the hip injury. He was on his way to be the best that ever played.
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I guess some of this depends on the status of King Frazier. According to Sean Callahan he should be eligible. But outside of that I cant find a thing on the kid anywhere.
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It doesn’t matter if the glass is half full or half empty. What matters is you have a glass that has something in it. Some people have no glass, or have a glass with nothing in it. So appreciate all that is in your life and quit questioning whether your glass in half full or half empty.
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Barry Sanders/ Emmitt Smith type hybrid YEA!
Anyway, what happened to King Frazier? I have looked back at old posts and never did find out what happened to him
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 Originally Posted by Scrollsker
Barry Sanders/ Emmitt Smith type hybrid YEA!
Anyway, what happened to King Frazier? I have looked back at old posts and never did find out what happened to him
Nevermind, SBhusker answered 7 mins ago
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Isn't there a running back or two at Cardinal Mooney?
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 Originally Posted by Blue Howl
I am all for Heard moving back to RB. I always thought he had the most potential of the three freshmen RB's.
On a related topic, have we heard any more about King Frazier? He seems like a guy who could provide some depth.
I've been asking that for 2 months now.....
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 Originally Posted by Huskerpilk
Played 18 holes with Bo about 10 years ago. Always wondered what happens without the hip injury. He was on his way to be the best that ever played.
You should read his autobiography. Maybe some stuff exaggerated, but was very interesting. at least to me when I was in high school/jr high or whenever it was.
No koozies for you. - BigRedMax
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 Originally Posted by Brew City Husker
If you are going to make wishes, just wish for a 6'1" 235lb Jim Brown type of running back with 4.4 or better speed and the agility to be an All-American in lacrosse.
I would also take a Barry Sanders clone..... ;o)
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 Originally Posted by Californication
I would also take a Barry Sanders clone..... ;o)
We missed out on him, he committed to Stanford.
Sad thing is, we didn't even offer him. You would think that since we missed out on getting his father here (he was suppose to come here but we took a certain someone whom got injured and never played, I believe) we would look at the son.
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