You're trying too hard.
HuskerNCorpus, I wish you would stop posting my video because I know what you are looking at and it gives me the heebie jeebies.
Thanks in advance
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You're trying too hard.
HuskerNCorpus, I wish you would stop posting my video because I know what you are looking at and it gives me the heebie jeebies.
Thanks in advance
P
How'd his butt look?
Your the only one that has a problem with it.I know what you said. That TM benifitted on his td run due to holding not called. If that's sarcasm I would suggest you work on it.
I mean you didn't even include a winky.
Paramus, if you didn't waste all that money to stalk Scott Frost and attend a silly "fantasy camp", you'd have a dollar.HuskerNCorpus, if I had a dollar I'd bet that when you played football you always tried out for QB.
Paramus, if you didn't waste all that money to stalk Scott Frost and attend a silly "fantasy camp", you'd have a dollar.
Don't be so defensive. It's all in good fun.
It's still in good fun.I think it is about time to post one of your earlier quotes....
The reality is we weren't able to keep them healthy over those extended years. And the same was true with Frazier. You even look at UT and they had the same issue with McCoy and Young.Ever since Frazier came along, I think a lot of Nebraska fans believe that it's ideal for a quarterback to come in and own the position for four years. It is if you have someone special like Frazier. Healthy programs don't let only two quarterbacks run with the starting job for 7 or 8 years, not unless they are all-conference caliber from their sophomore years on. Andrew Lucks and Lamar Jacksons start for their entire careers, not Taylor Martinezes and Tommy Armstrongs. I'm not saying they weren't talented or worthy of starting for a year or two, they just don't run the table for nearly a decade at any serious school.
If I'm POB and I lose the starting job to Lee for two years, I'm not going anywhere. I'm going to learn, get better, and fight like hell to win the job after he leaves. Why? Because that's my best route to the NFL. I'm going to get some of the best quarterback coaching around in an NFL type of offense, with NFL receivers all around me.
Simply disagreeing with you.Your the only one that has a problem with it.
Taking care of the football & the moving chains. Big plays from a QB are always nice, but don't give the other team any extra chances & put your team in position to succeed. That's all I'm looking for from our QB right now. Once our starter (whoever that is) has shown he can successfully do that, then we can start to expect more.INTs will play a big part in who remains at QB throughout the year. Not just the number of INTs but when and how they happen.
Establishing a dominant offensive line to facilitate the run game will go a long way to minimize the INTs.Taking care of the football & the moving chains. Big plays from a QB are always nice, but don't give the other team any extra chances & put your team in position to succeed. That's all I'm looking for from our QB right now. Once our starter (whoever that is) has shown he can successfully do that, then we can start to expect more.
It's still in good fun.