Regardless what caused everything to derail I wish him well and thank him for his years as a Husker. He was a warrior and my guess is seeing all his friends and coaches leave left him feeling alone. I hope he has a big year wherever he ends up... unless he ends up in the same division as us then I unfortunately will have to root for a poor year... my good will only goes so far.
Maybe that's why NDS has entered the picture.
That and playing at NDSU, even though it is FCS, won’t hurt your draft stock.
I get what you are saying... leaders have a moral obligation to do what is best for young men. BUT, I would not let him go to a potential opponent out of respect for the rest of the young men on our team. Have to take care of them first.
I really appreciate this reply. It makes sense definitely. I just don't see the "holding a grudge" part of it. You are right though, his team should come first, I can't even argue against that. -
With what JD can put in his appeal, if Frost blocked it I think he would get protested until fired. Best to just let him play a year somewhere and let him be. Especially if it ends up TCU.
I hope we never have to find out, but Wow...
Doesn't matter what you believe, Lars. Right now the players have the mic and with it the power of public opinion. That will eventually balance out, but probably not before it consumes a few more people.
I realize this is the day and age of believing everyone is exploited, but the fact remains, the money comes from the boosters and fans, and while even in Nebraska there are some of the knee jerk attitudes we see nationwide, it’s still a very conservative state. Look at Iowa, and think about if that situation was happening in Boulder, or Eugene. Some may worry about what the country thinks about Nebraska, but Nebraskans haven’t seemed as concerned. Children don’t fund the school, adults do.
