One Tough Quarterback

[Colfax]

Cannot image a potential recruit not wanting to commit to a man that can teach them to play the game with this toughness/disciple/intensity. The run at about 1:55 including Makovicki's block rivals Frazieirs run against Florida.

 

[Huskerthom]

Cannot image a potential recruit not wanting to commit to a man that can teach them to play the game with this toughness/disciple/intensity. The run at about 1:55 including Makovicki's block rivals Frazieirs run against Florida.

Actually the article a few weeks ago makes me believe HCSF let's the mad scientist Mario do his thing with the QBs. Scott even said thanks to MV he throws a better ball now than he ever did while he played.

 

[ToroRed]

Cannot image a potential recruit not wanting to commit to a man that can teach them to play the game with this toughness/disciple/intensity. The run at about 1:55 including Makovicki's block rivals Frazieirs run against Florida.

He flattened three defenders on that play at 1:55

 

[juju]

He would always get 1 or 2 yards more in traffic bulldozing through people. Best Husker QB ever for that extra yard to move the sticks IMHO.

 

[inthedeed]

he was just getting the hang of it in year 2. if he had been here for 4 years, well?

 

[Huskerwisdom]

Actually the article a few weeks ago makes me believe HCSF let's the mad scientist Mario do his thing with the QBs. Scott even said thanks to MV he throws a better ball now than he ever did while he played.

probably helps that his shoulder, arms and torso aren't covered in bruises from the previous week's game

 

[Bean]

That was fun to watch.

 

[Bean]

This video really inspired me. [Frost, Green Mackovicka, Jason Peter, Aaron Taylor, Grant Wistrom] The great runs by a one of the greatest FBs to play the game, the great RB runs, and QB runs, along with the ferocious plays by our defense, WOW. With Frost leading the team to a NT, he knows what it takes to be a winner and a leader and win the big games, being coached by one of the greatest of all time [Osborne] and learning under him plus what he's done after his NFL player days, as a coach, I think that if HCSF can't bring NU back to a new era after that one ended in 1997 then probably no one will be able to. It should be no wonder that there is soo much optimism in Nebraska these days! He can us back to be Champions on and off the field.

 

[izzycohen]

he was just getting the hang of it in year 2. if he had been here for 4 years, well?

He would have been competing with Tommy Frazier for the first two years.