RSS and their short memory

[hothouse_corn]

Nope. I'm guessing they're probably less prevalent as older generations age and the younger ones converse about this sort of thing more over the internet, but I imagine there's still plenty of Husker chatter from fans at coffee shops across the great state. There's probably varying levels of sophistication to it, just like on the internet. That's more my point: Plenty of us posters on these boards are just technologically more advanced versions of those guys: goobers who have no idea what they're talking about going on anyway with sound and fury.

My home-town coffee shop groups don't talk football anymore, as far as I can tell. They're too worried about becoming Venezuela after the election.

That, and they do mostly nothing outside of the coffee shop but watch fox news and read their facebook and FW: FW: FW: emails.

It's too bad there was not a way to teach "digital literacy" back before it became so important.

 

[Blackshirts_Win_'ships]

Hasn't it already? Burned, that is?

It's difficult to burn ashes, but RSS just might figure it out.

 

[hothouse_corn]

It's difficult to burn ashes, but RSS just might figure it out.

It ultimately depends on how efficient the first burn was, and also considering how much carbon is left over.

The RSS will certainly provide all of the oxygen needed for for combustion.

 

[Alcaus]

Was thinking about this the other day.

Honestly, the HOL staff’s minds change with the wind as well. They talked up Rutledge like it was no big deal using an analyst, now they’ve had an epiphany and you NEED a designated ST coach.

It’s some goofy shit over there

 

[Ripping Lips]

I have to agree with OP about the taters on RSS always complaining about the need for or against a ST coach. If I remember correctly, Bo made major improvements his last year with ST and that helped us beat Cockeye. Then Riley brought in Bruce Read with his inflated salary and ST were a mess again, but still not this bad. With Frost letting go the ST analyst, Scott is either using him as a scapegoat for his failure to listen to him, or he just sucked that bad, especially when Scott lost 2 or 3 games due to poor special teams play. At the end of the day, it's up to Frosty to determine how much time to spend on ST. Then again, his offense is still a mess after 3 seasons.

 

[Red Finger]

never underestimate the power of group think on rrs.

That’s what I notice more over there. Feels like it’s more prevalent now, but that could just be me. Once it’s starts it’s like a wildfire, just giiiit the F outta the way! Logic need not apply! It’s pretty incredible.

 

[Driveway Jordan]

Whether Nebraska needs a guy that only coaches special teams or not, I don’t know the answer.
But man is RSS’ sure has a short memory. Wasn’t that long ago that they were up in arms about hiring Bruce Read as a STC and every fricken day we had a topic about how much he was paid

I will say while this is a valid point, the NCAA started allowing 1 more FT coach in 2018...so there is really no reason out of 10 Full time assistants to not have at least one dedicated to special teams. JMO.

 

[Bootleg11]

I will say while this is a valid point, the NCAA started allowing 1 more FT coach in 2018...so there is really no reason out of 10 Full time assistants to not have at least one dedicated to special teams. JMO.

Good point.