Now you did it. HuskerThom's blood is flowing like the Nile to his nether regions.I like it.
Particularly if it helps us pull in more Pacific Islander-type kids.
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It's official, Donovan Raiola OL
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...or as they say down south: "Now if we can buy us some good athletes..."
And quite frankly, we are going to be an extreme longshot for Dylan. Is there a chance? Of course. But something we CAN'T bank on.
yep with the offers he already has
Agree,Dylan wont want to be coached by a guy who coached up a kid with Heisman potential, his uncle coaching on the team and his dads alma mater, it likely wont happen
Fair questions. The "light" resume is definitely the downside. And he is not walking into a situation that just requires maintenance. He will need to significantly improve his group.
We will find out soon if he can recruit his position effectively. With limited college coaching, there is really nothing to suggest that he can or cannot recruit well at this point. Same thing with development I suppose.
There is some upside. The ties to Dominic and Dylan are a positive, as is the fact that he played in the conference.
Just curious- are you a Bears fans? Did you watch a lot of their games?
I have watched them play several times and they tend to be locally covered in Nebraska
NO… unless the 5 star was an olinemen …. We have a qb guru now who g he as a long history of putting QB’s in the NFL
How bad was Austin? An awful lot depends on what your head coach does in regards to orchestrating the practice/game plan…etc …. Anything he was taught in Wisconsin will be out the window as we couldn’t have a more polar opposite approach offensively. We loaded up the coaching staff with former QB’s at every position (exaggeration only by a little 3/5)
Congrats Coach Raiola! Welcome to Husker Nation!!
Jeremy Pernell: Scott Frost Rolling the Dice With Donovan Raiola - All Huskers
Nebraska’s new O-line coach has a limited résumé but has shown strong potential
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Jeremy Pernell: Scott Frost Rolling the Dice With Donovan Raiola - All Huskers
Nebraska’s new O-line coach has a limited résumé but has shown strong potential
I think you hit the head on this with the statement it was a bit of an eye brow raise and that Scott Frost was taking a big chance.Jeremy Pernell: Scott Frost Rolling the Dice With Donovan Raiola - All Huskers
Nebraska’s new O-line coach has a limited résumé but has shown strong potential
I hope SF is correct. I saw this as the number 1 problem with our team last year in regards to our offense. Especially as it applies to our running game that has digressed in yardage per game each year under SF.
On paper this is our worst proven hire and is coming into a coaching staff that has drastically increased their passing game resolve. One by making the wide receivers coach the passing coordinator and a pass happy OC. I’m concerned that this hire, who quite frankly was hired away from a pass happy NFL, won’t have the clout to push the running game agenda.
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I think the previous O line coaching was somewhat counter intuitive to a spread offense.
Very little 3+ yard runs as things closed in front of our rbs.
Go after a D, that will leave small gaps regardless, then let the rb make a play, not at the line trying to run through a closing hole.
It also preps you for short yardage, as well as your own D you practice against.
We get better here.
Very little 3+ yard runs as things closed in front of our rbs.
Go after a D, that will leave small gaps regardless, then let the rb make a play, not at the line trying to run through a closing hole.
It also preps you for short yardage, as well as your own D you practice against.
We get better here.
