In the old days you could just walk into the stadium on Saturdays and watch the scrimmages as long as you kept a low profile. When Solich started to struggle, they started locking gates and patrolling the yellow coats. Too bad, that was some fun stuff.
In the old days you could just walk into the stadium on Saturdays and watch the scrimmages as long as you kept a low profile. When Solich started to struggle, they started locking gates and patrolling the yellow coats. Too bad, that was some fun stuff.
The kids in Lincoln don't even wear husker gear anymore and they are afraid of what? Let people watch your stuff and maybe the young fans in your own city will actually like your team. This hubris is a little annoying...they aren't protecting plays because everything will be on tape eventually, they don't have a depth chart, and the program has been trash for 20 years...and if people talk about the program it is getting views, attention, and likely more options with recruits.Yeah good point. But that was also before the advent of social media and everyone having recording devices. I would rather things be under wraps now and maybe that helps win a game or two later.
I pretty much disagree with everything you just said. To each their own.The kids in Lincoln don't even wear husker gear anymore and they are afraid of what? Let people watch your stuff and maybe the young fans in your own city will actually like your team. This hubris is a little annoying...they aren't protecting plays because everything will be on tape eventually, they don't have a depth chart, and the program has been trash for 20 years...and if people talk about the program it is getting views, attention, and likely more options with recruits.
The kids in Lincoln don't even wear husker gear anymore and they are afraid of what? Let people watch your stuff and maybe the young fans in your own city will actually like your team. This hubris is a little annoying...they aren't protecting plays because everything will be on tape eventually, they don't have a depth chart, and the program has been trash for 20 years...and if people talk about the program it is getting views, attention, and likely more options with recruits.
Are you even a Husker fan?
So I guess we’ll have to hope for a few video clips from the athletic department.
This is generally the moment where most sensible people put themselves in time out for awhile. At least until they stop referring to their own team as "trash".The kids in Lincoln don't even wear husker gear anymore and they are afraid of what? Let people watch your stuff and maybe the young fans in your own city will actually like your team. This hubris is a little annoying...they aren't protecting plays because everything will be on tape eventually, they don't have a depth chart, and the program has been trash for 20 years...and if people talk about the program it is getting views, attention, and likely more options with recruits.
I believe it was Solana who was guaranteeing us on here over a year ago that Scott Frost would never take the Nebraska job. His track record speaks for itself.Are you even a Husker fan?
I believe it was Solana who was guaranteeing us on here over a year ago that Scott Frost would never take the Nebraska job. His track record speaks for itself.
I believe it was Solana who was guaranteeing us on here over a year ago that Scott Frost would never take the Nebraska job. His track record speaks for itself.
In the old days you could just walk into the stadium on Saturdays and watch the scrimmages as long as you kept a low profile. When Solich started to struggle, they started locking gates and patrolling the yellow coats. Too bad, that was some fun stuff.
Mating call!!Keep a low profile ? I remember walking in there on Saturdays taking a seat and enjoying the scrimmage.
Not only that but it was a good place for the co-eds to sun themselfs so you got to see some football and hot ladies at the same time.
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