Seriously doubt he goes to Purdue.I hope it is not Purdue. Transferring to another Big 10 West team would be an absolute betrayal.
Seriously doubt he goes to Purdue.I hope it is not Purdue. Transferring to another Big 10 West team would be an absolute betrayal.
Only way Nebraska returns to the glory days is with a TIME MACHINE!We need a transfer portal for fans. Nebraska would return to the glory days if it dropped some of this dead weight.
We need a transfer portal for fans. Nebraska would return to the glory days if it dropped some of this dead weight.
My guess is he heads somewhere other than the obvious and all this Covid talk gets put in perspective. It may be a bit closer to home but it will be with a contender that has a history of using guys like him.
Again, we got here by knee jerk administrators wanting to put their own personal stamp on a once storied program and therefore continuing to change coaches.This from an article linked on the front page, after seeing these stats I can see why no decent WR would want to play here.
Once again, the bigger question remains how did we get to this point?
Frost will be heading into a pivotal fourth season at Nebraska, and it almost has the feel as if he is starting over in the skill position department. This team will have no proven backs or receivers in 2021, and they will have the only starting quarterback returning in the Big Ten (Adrian Martinez) that did not have a touchdown pass of 20 yards or longer in 2020.
Martinez was just 6-of-20 for 176 yards on his throws that traveled 20 yards or more last season. He had a Big Ten worst 24.2 NFL passer rating on those throws according to PFF. Michigan’s Joe Milton was the next worst with a 53.2 NFL passer rating on deep-ball throws.
https://nebraska.rivals.com/news/fi...ure-puts-nu-in-a-tough-spot-heading-into-2021
Is this a coded message.
can anybody decipher?
I know what you mean, but I'd argue we don't know if he's a program changer because of the way he was utilized and having a QB with zero long range accuracy.Wandale is a good player, but he’s not some program changer. There’s no excuse not to significantly improve next year, with or without him.
This from an article linked on the front page, after seeing these stats I can see why no decent WR would want to play here.
Once again, the bigger question remains how did we get to this point?
Frost will be heading into a pivotal fourth season at Nebraska, and it almost has the feel as if he is starting over in the skill position department. This team will have no proven backs or receivers in 2021, and they will have the only starting quarterback returning in the Big Ten (Adrian Martinez) that did not have a touchdown pass of 20 yards or longer in 2020.
Martinez was just 6-of-20 for 176 yards on his throws that traveled 20 yards or more last season. He had a Big Ten worst 24.2 NFL passer rating on those throws according to PFF. Michigan’s Joe Milton was the next worst with a 53.2 NFL passer rating on deep-ball throws.
https://nebraska.rivals.com/news/fi...ure-puts-nu-in-a-tough-spot-heading-into-2021