Rhamir Johnson

[Dr.DrakeRamoray]

Holy fuck… go listen to coach Rhules presser. What RJ went through this year is incredibly sad. And to have him end his career like this it’s hard not to be emotional

 

[Dr.DrakeRamoray]

 

[huskerTino]

Losing your mom is tough. Glad for him to end his football career like that

 

[Fitzjess21]

Cliffs?

 

[Frogsker30]

 

[alt f4]

Cliffs?

Rhamir's mom passed away in Nov. Before she died, he refused to go home and miss games. The University stepped up and provided care for her as she entered hospise. He didn't tell anyone on the team and wanted to keep it from being a distraction.

Much better when Coach Rhule tells it. It's towards the beginning of the press conference clip posted above.

 

[Kazman5k]

Good guy. Wish him all the luck in the future

 

[vailhusker]

 

[Goskers07]

Incredible. Hes always been a bit of an endearing player and this just makes him an all-timer. Gonna miss the guy.

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

So great!

 

[jickey moseph]

Happy for that kid. Stuck around through it all. His perseverance and dedication will be hard to come by nowadays in college athletics

 

[1HuskerDad]

So happy that RJ was able to finish his career the way he did!

 

[Frogsker30]

Kids like RJ are few and far between nowadays

 

[huskerTino]

Honestly, I praise Rj for sticking around for all the shit this team’s been through in the last 6 years

 

[Benard Thomas]

Dude is a more dedicated Husker than even the kids from Nebraska.

 

[kenyanfeline]

Dude is a more dedicated Husker than even the kids from Nebraska.

*Cough* Boerkircher *Cough*

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

What a great kid! Would love to see solid company in Omaha hire him if he doesn’t go anywhere to play.

 

[djw004]

I wondered why Rhule was getting so emotional in his immediate post game on the field - he called Rahmir over to take the questions so he wouldn’t start crying

Rahmir may go down as one of the most ride or die Huskers of all time. Anyone else you put in that category experienced some level of success and spotlight. He was ALWAYS been a near forgotten second option at best on a bunch of bad and underperforming teams, and yet you still have to respect and love him for sticking around when the whole world would be telling him to transfer like the 10k other kids that did so while he stayed true to his commitments.

 

[Mr.Bojangles]

I wondered why Rhule was getting so emotional in his immediate post game on the field - he called Rahmir over to take the questions so he wouldn’t start crying

Rahmir may go down as one of the most ride or die Huskers of all time. Anyone else you put in that category experienced some level of success and spotlight. He was ALWAYS been a near forgotten second option at best on a bunch of bad and underperforming teams, and yet you still have to respect and love him for sticking around when the whole world would be telling him to transfer like the 10k other kids that did so while he stayed true to his commitments.

I still believe if he hadn't gone down to injury 2 years ago he would have had a better career and probably would have been the starter for the past couple of years.

 

[MaxHuskers34]

I wonder if he has an interest in coaching at all. Definitely seems like a guy that Rhule would take under his wing as a GA tomorrow.

Dude went through so much stuff at Nebraska and never wavered to n his commitment to the team or community.

A kid from New Jersey ended being the penultimate Cornhusker.