The transfer to Louisville was the bad advise. That should be obvious.
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In Luke's defense, he really tried to make it for those 4 days in Louisville. I commend him for trying to tough it out.
Actually, the reply above isn't your best reply. Your best reply would've been no reply at all.
It doesn't appear to be all that easy for some Nebraska fans.
It would be wiser and classier for those of us from PA to stay above it. And to concentrate on not sucking at posting.
I see what you did there
How is it permissible by NCAA rules to participate in any activity including team workouts without signing an agreement with the university for financial aid, enrollment, etc???
Coaching staff at NU haven't been addressing the transfer of the OSU DB by name, in part because all the documentation was not in place.
I took it as bad advice to transfer in general, not to which school. Or do you think if he wouldn't have transferred to Louisville he wouldn't have to anywhere?
Ok, but only if it was a choice or Louisville or stay at NU. If it was transfer no matter what, to find a better place and he finds a better place, then it's a good decision. Even if it's his second stop. Right?
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Try that in English
I think the bad advice was the advice to transfer to Louisville. That became obvious to Luke prrtty quickly. I have no problem with people advising Luke to transfer from Nebraska. Rice may be a better opportunity.I read it twice myself and didn't make much sense of it. So just redid it all
Eh, whatever. I'm glad our coach is honest. He's not rude about it, but you're never going to please everyone no matter what you say (or even how you say it). I don't think he should meekly hide in a corner just because his record isn't what we'd hope. It takes people like him speaking up to help drive changes to college football. This is the same guy that rightly stood up to the Big Ten's nonsense last season.
I'm proud that we have a guy on our sidelines that isn't afraid to say and do the right things, even if it's unpopular to some.
I'm proud that we have a guy on our sidelines that isn't afraid to say and do the right things, even if it's unpopular to some.
I promise not to sueI'm going to steal that line Thom!
Might even claim it as an original
