New Commit DANE KEY IS N (but mostly ‘husker great’ talk)

[Goskers07]

This whole last page or two of this thread has me so disappointed in so many of you guys. I can't even look you in the eye anymore. Disgusting.

 

[Ext. 55]

I think he did disappear at times but think that was because he was taking double and triple teams. Just look at Crick stats that year. Crick was a good DT. One of the better DT's Nebraska has had but he probably had the easiest DT job in the country next to Suh.

This is the answer.

 

[2010sarenevercomingback]

I think he did disappear at times but think that was because he was taking double and triple teams. Just look at Crick stats that year. Crick was a good DT. One of the better DT's Nebraska has had but he probably had the easiest DT job in the country next to Suh.

Sometimes, but not always.

I remember some short-lived TV show about a high level athletic trainer in Detroit, and one episode Suh was there for part of it. The trainer said something to the effect that Suh was amazing when he was doing regular stuff, but that when repeatedly challenged, frustrated, and not getting the upper hand, that he tended to shut down or lash out. Hence the stomping incident, etc.

Anyway, he was finding ways to push Suh and test him, and Suh quit and left.

This is sounding super negative, and I don't mean it that way. He was a great player, and I loved watching him. I just think that was a flaw in his game.

 

[iruletheskool]

Sometimes, but not always.

I remember some short-lived TV show about a high level athletic trainer in Detroit, and one episode Suh was there for part of it. The trainer said something to the effect that Suh was amazing when he was doing regular stuff, but that when repeatedly challenged, frustrated, and not getting the upper hand, that he tended to shut down or lash out. Hence the stomping incident, etc.

Anyway, he was finding ways to push Suh and test him, and Suh quit and left.

This is sounding super negative, and I don't mean it that way. He was a great player, and I loved watching him. I just think that was a flaw in his game.

I think the issue is he could have been the goat and was not.

 

[huskermack]

Let's talk about the only Tommy we should talk about...Tommy Armstrong. Greatest Husker QB since #7 won the Heisman.

YOLO

 

[2010sarenevercomingback]

I think the issue is he could have been the goat and was not.

 

[SOHusker11]

Bunch of husker fans living in the past…let’s talk about Zachary Lee

His sister was hot af.

 

[Kazman5k]

We’ve turned a December commute thread into a June Bored out of your mind thread

 

[2010sarenevercomingback]

We’ve turned a December commute thread into a June Bored out of your mind thread

How are we feeling about the Solich firing?

 

[Kazman5k]

How are we feeling about the Solich firing?

Should had another year. Fuck Steve Peterson

 

[BradWesley]

We’ve turned a December commute thread into a June Bored out of your mind thread

 

[BradWesley]

His sister was hot af.

 

[herbsinator]

How are we feeling about the Solich firing?

It was inevitable, but terrible timing. Pedersen also completely botched the replacement.

 

[KidsSeeGhosts]

Dude had 500+ his true freshman year in the SEC. 500+ in each season after that. All the skills you could want in a possession WR. With Hunter and Barney, this is the best WR room since at least 2018

 

[Papa...Football]

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Any pics from the middle of a magazine?