OT. Wandale

[dinglefritz]

Robinson with critical dropped pass for the Giants with 45 seconds left.

 

[RBigredMax]

Should have never transferred. When you go in at goal line situations time and time again — you learn to not have critical drops.

 

[bob5150]

Robinson with critical dropped pass for the Giants with 45 seconds left.

Yep. But he's a nice, paid player in the NFL. Out of the University of Kentucky. Wish we had managed him better when he was here. Looking back, though, Frost was destined to fail him.

 

[bob5150]

Should have never transferred. When you go in at goal line situations time and time again — you learn to not have critical drops.

I thought he shouldn't have transferred at the time, but he made a good choice. We couldn't have gotten him the numbers he enjoyed at Kentucky. He was also smart to focus on slot receiver. Frost would've continue to bring him out of the backfield.

 

[dinglefritz]

Extremely costly drop for his team.

 

[schuele]

Too bad he’s not with the Eagles. They could take a page out of the Scott Frost Brain Trust playbook and throw screen passes to Jack Stoll with Robinson as a lead blocker.

 

[90sman]

Extremely costly drop for his team.

Yeah, probably cost them a spot in the playo-

More like helped them draft a few spots higher.

 

[EmormousDouchebag]

Yeah, probably cost them a spot in the playo-

More like helped them draft a few spots higher.

So he did it on purpose then. How much you think he was paid?

 

[schuele]

He’s probably a team-crushing cancer who the Giants should cut, because then everything would go much better for them.

Remember when that was a thing?

 

[Lincoln100]

Robinson with critical dropped pass for the Giants with 45 seconds left.

 

[90sman]

So he did it on purpose then. How much you think he was paid?

No! Not a conspiracy theorist...didn't mean to come off that way, haha. I was just trying to say that they're a 5 win team. I'm not sure losing the game really cost them a whole lot other than moving the wrong way in the draft.

 

[Charlie Marlow_rivals363743]

Wandale living rent free in dingle’s head

 

[TruHusker]

Is he the only receiver to ever drop a pass in that situation? They all do eventually.

 

[steinek11]

Extremely costly drop for his team.

They’re not going anywhere this year

 

[RBigredMax]

I thought he shouldn't have transferred at the time, but he made a good choice. We couldn't have gotten him the numbers he enjoyed at Kentucky. He was also smart to focus on slot receiver. Frost would've continue to bring him out of the backfield.

Agreed - I was being a sarcastic. Best move he could have made - it was baffling, I think in his first game with Kentucky he had more TD’s than with us the whole year. He was a stud and I’m happy for his success

 

[dinglefritz]

They’re not going anywhere this year

You play to win the game.

 

[DantesRings]

You play to win the game.

Unless you are on the road against Wisconsin, in the red zone late in the game with a chance to qualify for a bowl. Then you swallow your timeouts and play for overtime

 

[king_kong_]

Unless you are on the road against Wisconsin, in the red zone late in the game with a chance to qualify for a bowl. Then you swallow your timeouts and play for overtime

this is not allowed

 

[Kakdawg]

Should have never transferred. When you go in at goal line situations time and time again — you learn to not have critical drops.

Best decision he ever made football wise was transferring from Nebraska.


Holla

 

[redwine65]

he was the toughest NU player I remember for some time..frost ran all 150 pounds of him up the middle a few times, and no hospital. surprised they couldn't find a abdul mohamid type role for him.

 

[Dean Pope]

Yep. But he's a nice, paid player in the NFL. Out of the University of Kentucky. Wish we had managed him better when he was here. Looking back, though, Frost was destined to fail him.

I beg your pardon. Are you saying that having a 5’8” 175 pound receiver do nothing but catch swing passes, run between the tackles and attempt to block blitzing LBs was not a good use of his skill set?

 

[Spartanhusker]

Unless you are on the road against Wisconsin, in the red zone late in the game with a chance to qualify for a bowl. Then you swallow your timeouts and play for overtime

Still painfully laughing

 

[PeliniTheCrutch_rivals294365]

he was the toughest NU player I remember for some time..frost ran all 150 pounds of him up the middle a few times, and no hospital. surprised they couldn't find a abdul mohamid type role for him.

Like with guns and such?

 

[Spartanhusker]

Like with guns and such?

Great historical reference…

 

[redwine65]

Like with guns and such?

weed

 

[PeliniTheCrutch_rivals294365]

weed

Yep that too.

It’s probably pretty good that he’s essentially the HC at Central.

OPS gonna OPS.

 

[litespeedhuskerfan_rivals19671]

Yep that too.

It’s probably pretty good that he’s essentially the HC at Central.

OPS gonna OPS.

I did not know that

 

[PeliniTheCrutch_rivals294365]

I did not know that

Yeah it’s a sh!tshow.

 

[Based God]

Toure > Wan'Dale

Edit: Sarcasm, if that wasn't clear. I saw this posted more than once after Wan'Dale's transfer.

 

[schuele]

Toure > Wan'Dale

That must be why the team improved so much after Robinson transferred.

Frost clearly had this whole player selection/development thing down after all.

 

[redwine65]

Yep that too.

It’s probably pretty good that he’s essentially the HC at Central.

OPS gonna OPS.

rhule thanked him for recruiting help in the signing day press conferance..so he must be ok

 

[oldjar07]

I thought he shouldn't have transferred at the time, but he made a good choice. We couldn't have gotten him the numbers he enjoyed at Kentucky. He was also smart to focus on slot receiver. Frost would've continue to bring him out of the backfield.

It was the only way to get him the ball because QB play was terrible.