Gotta go with the coach, whatever he does. Hes the boss and these guy s best accept it.Not a great way to start the Spring
Gotta go with the coach, whatever he does. Hes the boss and these guy s best accept it.Not a great way to start the Spring
I’m curious as to which cycle you see playing out in this thread, as I see none of these things occurring.Cycle of Nebraska fans.
1. Players are not being held accountable, coach needs to set the tone.
2. Player X is not meeting the standard and sitting out. What is going on?
3. Player X is our best player at Y position why is he not playing?
4. Player x leaves team because he does not meet standard. Why do our coaches chase away the best players?
5. End of season. See step 1.
As sure as the three alt uniform threads in the off season. This cycle will be repeated.
New sheriff in town.Gotta go with the coach, whatever he does. Hes the boss and these guy s best accept it.
Idk, Grant has alot of talent. If this staff can get him to hit the right gap and use some of that wiggle and elusivenes at the the right time in that gap, he'd be an all american imo.Grant is a very average back. There are hundreds of guys just like him. Not a lot of difference amongst average packs. Plug and play. I wasn’t over ally blown away by him. He’s a good player, but nowhere near an elite player. You have to do what you’re supposed to do to remain eligible. Apparently, he hasn’t. If he doesn’t come back, it’s not a huge loss. I think Ervin is better. Didn’t see enough of Allen to judge. I think NU will be just fine in this area.
He did dance too much and try and bounce things outside too much. He was always trying to break the big play.Agreed. I wonder how much of that was necessitated by poor O-line performance.
Exactly on target!Never ideal, but you have to expect that some are struggling with new demands.
When you have over 100 guys competing for a position, there will always be a few who are struggling with academics/off-field stuff.
Now, it's about how he (Grant) and Hill respond to what's being asked of them. Don't want to pull your weight? Next man up.
I have more faith in Grant than I do with Hill at this time.
He isn’t fast enough. He’s not an all American type of back. He has some ability, not suggesting otherwise, but he isn’t a world class back. There are dozens and dozens of backs just like him. When you have a difference maker, they really stand out. He isn’t that. That said, I hope he makes it back, probably going to need some depth.Idk, Grant has alot of talent. If this staff can get him to hit the right gap and use some of that wiggle and elusivenes at the the right time in that gap, he'd be an all american imo.
Though, I do agree that a kid has to do what they are supposed to.
That's fair. Will need the depth most definitely. Allen in the small sample size looks to be a natural runner....might fit what Rhule wants to do most. Good one cut and go back.He isn’t fast enough. He’s not an all American type of back. He has some ability, not suggesting otherwise, but he isn’t a world class back. There are dozens and dozens of backs just like him. When you have a difference maker, they really stand out. He isn’t that. That said, I hope he makes it back, probably going to need some depth.
Think if Grant is willing, he will improve in playing and conduct...and think he's worth it.Idk, Grant has alot of talent. If this staff can get him to hit the right gap and use some of that wiggle and elusivenes at the the right time in that gap, he'd be an all american imo.
Though, I do agree that a kid has to do what they are supposed to.
Like most of us here, I have no idea what is happening on the other side of the door. I wonder if HCMRhule is setting a tone early about what is expected. I don't think the Grant thing was manufactured by HCMRhule but he might have used someone on the edge to lay down some expectations and culture.
On Grant's play. Yup, he seemed to change as the season dragged on last year and not in a good way. I hope he gets back soon and maybe better coaching will turn him into a better version of his earlier play.