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June 29, 2007, 11:31:45 PM
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It is a tragedy because now, we have at least an extra month without Cat football until next year. I hate wasting my life away but I can hardly wait until next year.

June 29, 2007, 11:37:05 PM
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June 29, 2007, 11:40:44 PM
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June 29, 2007, 11:43:18 PM
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2 stars!


I still want my cooler, bitches!

June 29, 2007, 11:51:24 PM
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June 30, 2007, 11:14:29 AM
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He had second-team all-Kaw Valley honors.

LOL, I guess we couldn't get any of the first team players.. :yuck:

June 30, 2007, 11:18:24 AM
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He had second-team all-Kaw Valley honors.

LOL, I guess we couldn't get any of the first team players.. :yuck:

Newman not even first team all-Saline county...never belonged at KSU.  If only we got some of those first teamers.


June 30, 2007, 11:19:50 AM
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i wonder how many 2 stars at ksu over the last 20 years have gone on to become all americans and 1st round draft picks.

i had convinced myself that the last 2 classes were pretty damned good considering the short ammount of time on the job for the staff.  i thought that this year would have a smaller class and be much more selective.  Apparently not.
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June 30, 2007, 11:23:22 AM
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Newman ran a 4.3 forty & very athletic. With those type of #'s and athleticism all he needed was to be coached. Enter Coach Snyder.

And dont bring up T-New, when does a 2 star recruit/track star become a top 5 NFL draft pick. Those things just dont always happen.

Newman was more of track star anyway than a football player, hense the 2nd team.

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June 30, 2007, 11:30:40 AM
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Newman ran a 4.3 forty & very athletic. With those type of #'s and athleticism all he needed was to be coached. Enter Coach Snyder.

And dont bring up T-New, when does a 2 star recruit/track star become a top 5 NFL draft pick. Those things just dont always happen.

Newman was more of tack star anyway than a football player, hense the 2nd team.




actually I will be bringing him up again when Terrance Thomas commits. 

Douglas impressed the coaches(REAL coaches) at the Nike.  But rivals doesn't rank kids just off rivals nike camps...need video etc.  But funny how some seem to think that our recruiting is in the dumps over what a few kids might be ranked over video from when they were 16 years of age.


June 30, 2007, 11:52:09 AM
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actually I will be bringing him up again when Terrance Thomas commits. 

Douglas impressed the coaches(REAL coaches) at the Nike.  But rivals doesn't rank kids just off rivals nike camps...need video etc.  But funny how some seem to think that our recruiting is in the dumps over what a few kids might be ranked over video from when they were 16 years of age.



Actually, I think bringing up Terrance Thomas and Terence Newman in the same sentence actually makes reasonable sense. Very comparable #'s and both very talented track stars with lots of room for football talent. Both of which played CB at the college level and both under the radar when it comes to football recruiting.

I was just trying to find the reasoning of your first Newman post. I thought you were trying to compare Newman with Douglas in the way that Douglas could be a hidden gemlike Newman and has the athleticism and talent where he can develop into a great college linemen and possibly NFL.

I follow Kansas HS football closely and never heard of Ethan Douglas from Basehor,KS (WTH?). You usually hear of the talented Kansas HS football kids when you live in KS, and mostly when they play in such a small town/league such as Bassehor and the Kaw Valley league.

June 30, 2007, 12:00:05 PM
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actually I will be bringing him up again when Terrance Thomas commits. 

Douglas impressed the coaches(REAL coaches) at the Nike.  But rivals doesn't rank kids just off rivals nike camps...need video etc.  But funny how some seem to think that our recruiting is in the dumps over what a few kids might be ranked over video from when they were 16 years of age.

Actually, I think bringing up Terrance Thomas and Terence Newman in the same sentence actually makes reasonable sense. Very comparable #'s and both very talented track stars with lots of room for football talent. Both of which played CB at the college level and both under the radar when it comes to football recruiting.

I was just trying to find the reasoning of your first Newman post. I thought you were trying to compare Newman with Douglas in the way that Douglas could be a hidden gemlike Newman and has the athleticism and talent where he can develop into a great college linemen and possibly NFL.

I follow Kansas HS football closely and never heard of Ethan Douglas from Basehor,KS (WTH?). You usually hear of the talented Kansas HS football kids when you live in KS, and mostly when they play in such a small town/league such as Bassehor and the Kaw Valley league.

"actually" I just mentioned TNew because his example was handy and at arm's length.  There are FAR more 2 star-no offer OL in every program I could use for examples.  If need be I could provide about 10 off the cuff.

Hell, the Haverkamp kid will start for Georgia this year.  Who knew?

The OL is the toughest to evaluate since so much of it is based on attitude, technique, toughness, etc.  We don't need a bunch of dominators or something.  And whether a 16-17 year old kid who is 6-7 280 in middle of nowhere Kansas has an offer from somebody else is...well, LOL.


June 30, 2007, 12:04:28 PM
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Ron Prince appears to have taken the Frank Solich approach to recruiting.

June 30, 2007, 12:05:52 PM
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Ron Prince appears to have taken the Frank Solich approach to recruiting.

Yeah, I can see where you'd fire a coach after having a 10 win season, and then watching you new coach go three years and still never get 10 wins.

I'd take Solich recruiting.

June 30, 2007, 12:17:38 PM
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Yeah Frank won 10 games in 2003 and was blown out against Texas, Kansas State and Missouri. I just bet you wish Frank was still the coach here.

And Callahan's first full class of HS recruits were either redshirt freshmen or true sophomores last year. Might want to hold off on your "Big Red is Dead" crap.

June 30, 2007, 12:20:10 PM
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Yeah Frank won 10 games in 2003 and was blown out against Texas, Kansas State and Missouri. I just bet you wish Frank was still the coach here.

Callahan and Frank both get blown out 24/7.

You guys are done.
It is a tragedy because now, we have at least an extra month without Cat football until next year. I hate wasting my life away but I can hardly wait until next year.

June 30, 2007, 12:21:13 PM
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Don't get me wrong, I love the fact that Ethan performed so well throughout the entire camp in front of Prince and Co. eyes where he was able to earn a scholarship offer when he left the camp. Knowing how Prince evaluates O-Linemen, he had to show Prince some serious stuff while at camp.

The top two things Prince looks for out of O-Linemen is athleticism and size/length. We know he has the size/length, and he must have the athleticism to be a D-1 linemen since Coach Prince offered after seeing this kid compete in camp.

I'm just happy Prince thought this kid was worthy of earning a division one scholarship after he performed at camp before Prince's own two eyes.

June 30, 2007, 12:31:29 PM
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If there is one thing that I trust Coach Prince on it is evaluating O-Linemen.  :thumbsup:

June 30, 2007, 12:32:22 PM
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Yeah Frank won 10 games in 2003 and was blown out against Texas, Kansas State and Missouri. I just bet you wish Frank was still the coach here.

Callahan and Frank both get blown out 24/7.

You guys are done.


Yeah it sure looks like it. Everything going in reverse at Nebraska right now.  :blank:

June 30, 2007, 12:49:49 PM
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Don't get me wrong, I love the fact that Ethan performed so well throughout the entire camp in front of Prince and Co. eyes where he was able to earn a scholarship offer when he left the camp. Knowing how Prince evaluates O-Linemen, he had to show Prince some serious stuff while at camp.

The top two things Prince looks for out of O-Linemen is athleticism and size/length. We know he has the size/length, and he must have the athleticism to be a D-1 linemen since Coach Prince offered after seeing this kid compete in camp.

I'm just happy Prince thought this kid was worthy of earning a division one scholarship after he performed at camp before Prince's own two eyes.

well said.  :beerchug:

June 30, 2007, 12:52:45 PM
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Newman not even first team all-Saline county...never belonged at KSU.  If only we got some of those first teamers.


I see this kind of logic quite a bit.  I always want to respond by saying "maybe we should offer only two-star guys because they'll turn out to be Terrance Newman."

You know who else was a two-star?  Every freakin' player at Temple. 0-11 last year.

I get your point Hatter, but arguing the exception to the rule gets old after a while...

June 30, 2007, 12:54:44 PM
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Newman not even first team all-Saline county...never belonged at KSU.  If only we got some of those first teamers.


I see this kind of logic quite a bit.  I always want to respond by saying "maybe we should offer only two-star guys because they'll turn out to be Terrance Newman."

You know who else was a two-star?  Every freakin' player at Temple. 0-11 last year.

I get your point Hatter, but arguing the exception to the rule gets old after a while...

QFT


Look, I know that not every 2 star that KSU gets is a POS, and some will turn out well -- but srsly....not every one will turn into Terrance Newman.
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June 30, 2007, 12:59:24 PM
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I think after each 2* commit there should be mandatory post that reads:

"Terrance Newman, Jon McGraw, Marcus Watts, Ian Campbell, etc"


Or maybe just a post that's pinned at the top of this forum that reads the same, just so we can get that out of the way.

June 30, 2007, 01:02:10 PM
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Newman not even first team all-Saline county...never belonged at KSU.  If only we got some of those first teamers.


I see this kind of logic quite a bit.  I always want to respond by saying "maybe we should offer only two-star guys because they'll turn out to be Terrance Newman."

You know who else was a two-star?  Every freakin' player at Temple. 0-11 last year.

I get your point Hatter, but arguing the exception to the rule gets old after a while...


Rivals =2star rank because fat Jeremy crabtree stopped off at Crispy Kremes instead of seeing player in person.

Another person that has drunk the rival's grape coolaid. 

There are people on this board that are smarter than some of those guys.

Yeah , I agree with the guy who said Prince might know more than Crabby.

June 30, 2007, 01:03:20 PM
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I think after each 2* commit there should be mandatory post that reads:

"Terrance Newman, Jon McGraw, Marcus Watts, Ian Campbell, etc"


Or maybe just a post that's pinned at the top of this forum that reads the same, just so we can get that out of the way.

opcat already provides that service.  (w/ slightly more profanity).

June 30, 2007, 01:31:54 PM
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Ron Prince appears to have taken the Frank Solich approach to recruiting.

Do you mean sign a lot of kids who get drafted?

LOL.

A common myth amongst Husker fans is that Callahan is recruiting well now whereas Solich recruited a bunch of bums.  Either the arguments are made by Husker tards or the argument is made by...well, Husker tards.

Looking back at the starters on the 2002, 2003, and 2004 defenses that got smoked by KSU...or roughly the games that infuriated Husker faithful (49-13, 38-9, and 45-21)

'02: DE Kelsay(Rd 2-Pick 48 ), LB Ruud(2-36), DT Bingham(7-204), DE Johnson(7-234), LB Shanle (7-251), Bullocks, D. (2-40), LB Williams (4-101), CB Washington (1-23), CB Groce (4-107)


'03: NT Bingham (7-204), DE  Johnson (7-234), LB Ruud (2-36), LB Williams (4-101), CB Washington (1-23), FS  Bullocks, J (2-40), SS  Bullocks, D.(2-40)

'04: DE Carriker (1-13), DT Smith, Le Kevin (6-206), DT Adams,Titus (7-220), LB Ruud (2-36), LB  Bradley,Stewart (3-87), CB  Washington  (1-23), FS  Bullocks, J. (2-40),SS  Bullocks, D.(2-40)

These are the facts and they are indisputable....even by Husker tards.

June 30, 2007, 01:38:43 PM
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Newman not even first team all-Saline county...never belonged at KSU.  If only we got some of those first teamers.


I see this kind of logic quite a bit.  I always want to respond by saying "maybe we should offer only two-star guys because they'll turn out to be Terrance Newman."

You know who else was a two-star?  Every freakin' player at Temple. 0-11 last year.

I get your point Hatter, but arguing the exception to the rule gets old after a while...

QFT


Look, I know that not every 2 star that KSU gets is a POS, and some will turn out well -- but srsly....not every one will turn into Terrance Newman.


LOL.  Whoever said any or all of these kids will be Newman?  The only thing any of us are pointing out to the naysayers....don't say they can't be a good player just because Crabtree said so...big f'n deal.

And I love the Temple talk.  It's not like there are one or two examples of solid teams loaded w/ 2 star and low 3 star kids.  There are actually quite a few.

We could start up the "do stars matter" argument...but we have run it into the ground.  We won't know until Prince has been in this baby a few years.  So there is no sense ridiculing Prince or some 16 year old because some folks who never played and/or coached the game beyond 10th grade level thinks they aren't that good.  And we can say "but the lack of offers" argument is a big deal...is it really?  Again, both sides of the argument can be made.


June 30, 2007, 02:36:23 PM
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Ron Prince appears to have taken the Frank Solich approach to recruiting.

Do you mean sign a lot of kids who get drafted?

LOL.

A common myth amongst Husker fans is that Callahan is recruiting well now whereas Solich recruited a bunch of bums.  Either the arguments are made by Husker tards or the argument is made by...well, Husker tards.

Looking back at the starters on the 2002, 2003, and 2004 defenses that got smoked by KSU...or roughly the games that infuriated Husker faithful (49-13, 38-9, and 45-21)

'02: DE Kelsay(Rd 2-Pick 48 ), LB Ruud(2-36), DT Bingham(7-204), DE Johnson(7-234), LB Shanle (7-251), Bullocks, D. (2-40), LB Williams (4-101), CB Washington (1-23), CB Groce (4-107)


'03: NT Bingham (7-204), DE  Johnson (7-234), LB Ruud (2-36), LB Williams (4-101), CB Washington (1-23), FS  Bullocks, J (2-40), SS  Bullocks, D.(2-40)

'04: DE Carriker (1-13), DT Smith, Le Kevin (6-206), DT Adams,Titus (7-220), LB Ruud (2-36), LB  Bradley,Stewart (3-87), CB  Washington  (1-23), FS  Bullocks, J. (2-40),SS  Bullocks, D.(2-40)

These are the facts and they are indisputable....even by Husker tards.

How many offensive players got drafted? I don't care if you have the '85 Bears defense-if you have an offense that sucks donkey dong and can't move the football, that defense is going to eventually wear down and break. Frank recruited some good players on defense. But he didn't recruit enough of them and he had an a group of OL that was Richie Incognito and a bunch of Caleb Handy look a likes.

June 30, 2007, 02:37:55 PM
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Ron Prince appears to have taken the Frank Solich approach to recruiting.

Do you mean sign a lot of kids who get drafted?

LOL.

A common myth amongst Husker fans is that Callahan is recruiting well now whereas Solich recruited a bunch of bums.  Either the arguments are made by Husker tards or the argument is made by...well, Husker tards.

Looking back at the starters on the 2002, 2003, and 2004 defenses that got smoked by KSU...or roughly the games that infuriated Husker faithful (49-13, 38-9, and 45-21)

'02: DE Kelsay(Rd 2-Pick 48 ), LB Ruud(2-36), DT Bingham(7-204), DE Johnson(7-234), LB Shanle (7-251), Bullocks, D. (2-40), LB Williams (4-101), CB Washington (1-23), CB Groce (4-107)


'03: NT Bingham (7-204), DE  Johnson (7-234), LB Ruud (2-36), LB Williams (4-101), CB Washington (1-23), FS  Bullocks, J (2-40), SS  Bullocks, D.(2-40)

'04: DE Carriker (1-13), DT Smith, Le Kevin (6-206), DT Adams,Titus (7-220), LB Ruud (2-36), LB  Bradley,Stewart (3-87), CB  Washington  (1-23), FS  Bullocks, J. (2-40),SS  Bullocks, D.(2-40)

These are the facts and they are indisputable....even by Husker tards.

How many offensive players got drafted? I don't care if you have the '85 Bears defense-if you have an offense that sucks donkey dong and can't move the football, that defense is going to eventually wear down and break. Frank recruited some good players on defense. But he didn't recruit enough of them and he had an a group of OL that was Richie Incognito and a bunch of Caleb Handy look a likes.


I guess it was your offense that gave up 49 points - 600 yards, 38 points - 530 yards, 45 points - a lot of yards.

Nice logic there Maxell.  tard.


June 30, 2007, 02:46:02 PM
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Football is a team sport. Tard.

There were a bunch of issues with the 2003 defense that were related to strength and conditioning as well. I wouldn't expect you to know too much about that though. I know you think you know everything that goes on in the NU program but you don't ya dick.