Rutgers Practice (9/18/17)

[Red Reign]

 

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Good news

 

[HuskerGene]

Good news

Well half of that is good news. I think the OL needs a bit of shaking up.

 

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[huskernut]

nm

 

[mbHusker]

Well half of that is good news. I think the OL needs a bit of shaking up.

I don't know...they are real hungry!

 

[RedStones]

Good. I hope they're mad and play with a big chip on their shoulders. They need some fire in their gut. They're better than what they showed and they know it. Time to go out and prove it.

 

[Huskerthom]

I disagree with part of this. I have no issue with people tweeting players. IF and this is a big IF. You are tweeting encouragement. I mean what would be wrong with tweeting a player? "I know you guys are hurting. Keep working we are all behind you #GBR"

 

[bugeater61]

If you listened to the announcers, particularly Les Miles, on Saturday they were continually pointing out how obvious the play calling was. So how is running the same plays better going to help if the defense knows exactly what you are going to run?

 

[Combat Yeoman]

If you listened to the announcers, particularly Les Miles, on Saturday they were continually pointing out how obvious the play calling was. So how is running the same plays better going to help if the defense knows exactly what you are going to run?

The two linemen confirmed the long-held myth that the Huskers would tell opponents the play before actually running it.

Taylor raised his hand at the question.

“I would,” he said.

http://www.theindependent.com/sport...cle_eca05be8-8f88-11e7-8541-03ad9d150005.html

 

[joncarl]

Tweeting hate at players. Makes you want to shake your head and weep.

Greatest fans in the world? Come on fans.

It's a safe assumption that the people who are tweeting angrily at college kids over a football game (or anything else for that matter) are probably losers in their own right.

I thought the players wanted followers? So do they or don't they. Or do they only want the good without the bad? I get it people should just leave them alone but once you are out there the dumb people will find you, so be prepared to deal with it.

 

[Captkenny]

If you listened to the announcers, particularly Les Miles, on Saturday they were continually pointing out how obvious the play calling was. So how is running the same plays better going to help if the defense knows exactly what you are going to run?

Do the same, but fewer plays, in a less obvious way?

Perhaps the George Costanza model. Whatever play you were going to call, call the opposite.

 

[bugeater61]

If only we had those players

 

[bilsker]

I disagree with part of this. I have no issue with people tweeting players. IF and this is a big IF. You are tweeting encouragement. I mean what would be wrong with tweeting a player? "I know you guys are hurting. Keep working we are all behind you #GBR"

it's creepy either way.