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[schuele]

Sure I’ll take your unofficial internet handshake bet....you think he comes back at all then or just done with college football?

No idea what he will do or if he will play college ball again. That's why I'm not on a message board blathering on it about him like I actually know something.

 

[Wyldcard]

It's called a bad concussion that was suffered back in fall camp last August and never completely healed.

 

[Baxter48_rivals204143]

It's called a bad concussion that was suufered back in fall camp last August and never completely healed.

Please fill us in, this is the first I’ve heard about that

 

[Jhollenbeck41]

Just go ahead and cancel this thread. Pretty clear I’m completely off base

 

[Modest Harrison Beck]

I understand a lot of people on here don't want to talk about this but it's still a very real subject. There's been a lot of talk over the last 2 years about culture and who has been into the Frost culture and who hasn't. Well, there's also a pretty big difference as to who is on the field that has bought in/compared to not/ and who doesn't see the field but is still bought in compared to not.


Just my opinion of course, but I would bet a good chunk of change that, assuming JD is gonzo, Matt Farniok is the last major piece to that "Riley culture" or "buy in problem" that we hear about for players that see major playing time. I do have a snippet of info that supports my opinion but not enough to blow up a full paragraph about it or anything like that.

Matt Farniok has played his entire career out of position for the betterment of the team. The guy plays hard and has a motor. Essentially all of Wandale's big runs out of the backfield were sprung by a great pulling block from him.

 

[Modest Harrison Beck]

It doesn't have to be football and it doesn't have to be JD. We live in a society today where as soon as real life hits a person and they have to make tough decisions, they fold, and blame it on "mental illness" and "depression" and "anxiety." It's aggravating as hell. People just seem to have a problem with making hard decisions in 2020 and dealing with life and then blame it on something with a name to mask it because they don't want to deal with their own problems.

You are so naive. You are embarrassing yourself. To chalk up any mention of mental illness up as lack of toughness is thinking from 100 years ago.

 

[Lincoln100]

You are so naive. You are embarrassing yourself. To chalk up any mention of mental illness up as lack of toughness is thinking from 100 years ago.

Naive? He’s a moron.

 

[Jhollenbeck41]

You are so naive. You are embarrassing yourself. To chalk up any mention of mental illness up as lack of toughness is thinking from 100 years ago.

Oh that's right, I forgot we weren't allowed to have opinions in today's society without it being the worst thing in the world if someone else doesn't agree with you.....my fault. Respect to you sir

 

[Modest Harrison Beck]

Oh that's right, I forgot we weren't allowed to have opinions in today's society without it being the worst thing in the world if someone else doesn't agree with you.....my fault. Respect to you sir

It's okay. People are also allowed to tell someone when their opinion is stupid.

You are allowed to think the Earth is flat. You can think the Earth is in the center of the universe. Have any opinion you want. The majority of people will then just judge you for it and maybe even tell you your "opinion" is stupid.

 

[Jhollenbeck41]

It's okay. People are also allowed to tell someone when their opinion is stupid.

You are allowed to think the Earth is flat. You can think the Earth is in the center of the universe. Have any opinion you want. The majority of people will then just judge you for it and maybe even tell you your "opinion" is stupid.

Sounds good. The earth is actually round, I have no idea if it's in the middle of the universe, Star Wars sucks, Nebraska will be good at football again, and LeBron is the GOAT. Also, the only season I remember watching MJ play is with the Wizards so that might have an effect on that.

 

[NorthwoodHusker]

Matt Farniok has played his entire career out of position for the betterment of the team. The guy plays hard and has a motor. Essentially all of Wandale's big runs out of the backfield were sprung by a great pulling block from him.

And the next tackle will be pulling alot too. But I get what you're saying.