Dylan is N!! Official!! Let's fvcking go!! Program changer!!
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My dog has diarrhea and splattered creamy **** all over the floor when I got home from work. But I’m smiling while I clean it up
I just sent $1,000.
it's not much and I don't even care if it all goes toward the boys' bar tab tonight.
Amazing, amazing job by the staff and welcome Dylan to the Big Red!!
Legacy flip or not, this is why I've been so happy with Rhule and his staff going after the big-time recruits. You aren't going to win them all but when you do win one, it's a huge momentum shift and mentality shift as a program. LET'S FREAKING GO!!!
Legacy flip or not, this is why I've been so happy with Rhule and his staff going after the big-time recruits. You aren't going to win them all but when you do win one, it's a huge momentum shift and mentality shift as a program. LET'S FREAKING GO!!!
Hilarious. I don't think I ever said he wasn't coming, just that we need to prepare for that possibility.
Thoughts and prayers for the guy who endlessly laments about how going “pass-happy” has been the ruin of Husker football
Great and makes me very happy! At the same time we have to hope that they will be able to recruit some decent WR's and Oline personnel as the team is lacking in those areas. A great QB is just a concussion waiting to happen without good line protection.
I'm hearing the delay after coming to terms with interested parties was his signature on the contracts needing to dry completely.
Also, if someone could start some threads about what Iowa and Colorado are thinking right now that'd be great.
Also, if someone could start some threads about what Iowa and Colorado are thinking right now that'd be great.
If you can’t be excited about this then you should find something else to do on Saturdays. Like walk around and kick random dogs or something, Yeesh.
Kirk Ferentz is choosing between Lee Corso and Dan Hawkins as his next OC.
Colorado just signed 73 transfers, all from yesterday's Celebration Bowl.
