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OT: Nebraska Exodus

Lol..you will be left behind if you are not upgrading your roster every year.

Developing players is over as the primary source of success.

Your best player could leave your team tomorrow if the money is right.
Most coaches want to develop players and add players as well. You will need both. Rhule even stated he wants to do this, but for right now needs to use the transfer portal more.
 
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Lol..you will be left behind if you are not upgrading your roster every year.

Developing players is over as the primary source of success.

Your best player could leave your team tomorrow if the money is right.
That's where you are wrong. Football is still a good bit different from basketball. There is a lot of reading and reacting that needs to be done that often requires guys to be true "students of the game." That level of sophistication is pretty rare to find among high-school age kids. Consequently, it's more likely to be something that manifests and develops more within young people who are more college-aged.

Thus, to go solely be a talent-acquisition model would be missing out on the majority of the talented guys out there.

Nebraska, at least historically, has had quite a good track-record as it relates to developing guys. For instance, places like Iowa, Wisconsin, and Nebraska have had some very proud walk-on traditions. Anyhow, whenever the environment of a place feels like family ... and you see yourself improve by such leaps and bounds ... guys tend to stick around just as long as they feel appreciated. Thus, even at a place like Iowa, where we don't have a ridiculous NIL system - our guys still get compensated and feel appreciated. If you look at Iowa ... attrition among our very top players has usually been quite rare. Now, where you HAVE seen that at Iowa has been in Iowa's WR-room in the past ... however, that is because Iowa's O was seemingly broken and the WRs weren't feeling appreciated.

Anyhow, still leaning upon being developmental is still more sustainable than going "all-in" on the current incarnation of NCAA-football's free-agent system.
 
That's where you are wrong. Football is still a good bit different from basketball. There is a lot of reading and reacting that needs to be done that often requires guys to be true "students of the game." That level of sophistication is pretty rare to find among high-school age kids. Consequently, it's more likely to be something that manifests and develops more within young people who are more college-aged.

Thus, to go solely be a talent-acquisition model would be missing out on the majority of the talented guys out there.

Nebraska, at least historically, has had quite a good track-record as it relates to developing guys. For instance, places like Iowa, Wisconsin, and Nebraska have had some very proud walk-on traditions. Anyhow, whenever the environment of a place feels like family ... and you see yourself improve by such leaps and bounds ... guys tend to stick around just as long as they feel appreciated. Thus, even at a place like Iowa, where we don't have a ridiculous NIL system - our guys still get compensated and feel appreciated. If you look at Iowa ... attrition among our very top players has usually been quite rare. Now, where you HAVE seen that at Iowa has been in Iowa's WR-room in the past ... however, that is because Iowa's O was seemingly broken and the WRs weren't feeling appreciated.

Anyhow, still leaning upon being developmental is still more sustainable than going "all-in" on the current incarnation of NCAA-football's free-agent system.
And when those players leaves then what?

You spend all that time developing a player just for him to leave?

Of course there will be some development but teams are literally cancelling Spring games to hide talent.

It's Free agency now. In a league of 18 teams.
 
Anyone gloating over this is a fool. Rhule appears to be cleaning out deadwood to get to scholly limits, keeping players he wants and bringing in solid transfers. Whether that pans out for Debbie is anyone’s guess but he seems to be making the right moves to become more competitive. Can anyone honestly say Kurt has done as much?
Who's Kirt?
 
And when those players leaves then what?

You spend all that time developing a player just for him to leave?

Of course there will be some development but teams are literally cancelling Spring games to hide talent.

It's Free agency now. In a league of 18 teams.
And how long will it remain that way?

What happens with all the players who need development now ... but who don't get it.
 
Anyone gloating over this is a fool. Rhule appears to be cleaning out deadwood to get to scholly limits, keeping players he wants and bringing in solid transfers. Whether that pans out for Debbie is anyone’s guess but he seems to be making the right moves to become more competitive. Can anyone honestly say Kurt has done as much?
Aw shucks too sexy. 🤷🏻‍♂️
 
I'm talking about Iowa's schedule. Nowhere have I mentioned off-season or national champion. Your Huskers-induced mental illness is showing. Might wanna clean that up.
Did you think you got on the regular bus? Stay on the short one.
Look at our recruits, look at our off season conditioning, look at our OC, this coach is finally the one, Iowa will be lucky to compete with us…… same script, different year. Keep up the good work
 
Did you think you got on the regular bus? Stay on the short one.
Look at our recruits, look at our off season conditioning, look at our OC, this coach is finally the one, Iowa will be lucky to compete with us…… same script, different year. Keep up the good work
You need to go get into some sort of program to become a better poster. Stay on target. No one is talking about off-season championships or anything like that, except for you. If you start taking a daily multi-vitamin and do some jumping jacks in the morning before you post, you notice marked improvement.

Thank me later.
 
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