[Husker] Calling all those at the Spring game

[todd strong]

Bob, the qb looked the way he was supposed to look against that particular 
competition. As for the receivers, I was impressed. However my expectations 
were very low. They wont win many games (the receiving corp. in general) but 
they wont drop so many it kills drives and/or loses games, and it appears 
they can catch a ball when thrown in a spot where they have a chance to 
catch it.
"Would the boy I was yesterday, be proud of the man I am today?"
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bob Beach" <rbeach at neb.rr.com>
To: <husker at tssi.com>
Sent: Monday, April 18, 2005 8:48 AM
Subject: Fwd: RE: [Husker] Calling all those at the Spring game


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> On 4/18/2005 at 8:04 AM Steve Reichenbach <reich at inetnebr.com> wrote:
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>>>I came away from the spring game thinking that if NU doesn't show a
>>>better defense and and better rushing attack, then 7-4 is optimistic.
>>>I hate to sound like Bob Beach, but if NU doesn't improve its defense,
>>>rushing attack, and special teams, I think 3-4 _home_ losses are
>>>possible.  It's good that we signed to play Maine and Wake Forest.
>>>Maybe Iowa State will be down this year.
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>     I don't know it is necessarily a bad thing to sound like me.  :-)  I 
> haven't commented on the spring game because I wasn't there and haven't 
> seen any highlights or game film at all.  However, from what I have been 
> able to determine there is a tremendous infatuation, both from the coaches 
> and the fans, about the QB position.  I am thrilled to death we have such 
> a bevy of QBs.  But do we have anything to go with them?  John Elway in 
> his prime couldn't do it by himself.  I think 3-4 home losses are entirely 
> possible this year.  I also think if things go right there might only be 
> one home loss as well.  We almost certainly are going to lose to Oklahoma 
> for one home loss.  Pittsburgh, Iowa State, Texas Tech, and Kansas State 
> are games that easily could go either way.  Other than QB I am not sure we 
> have improved ourselves that much.  We may need to give these new recruits 
> a year or two to get seasoned.
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> Bob Beach
> Man is never too old to learn.  Man only becomes too old when the process 
> of learning stops.
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