[Husker] seeing the future?

[Duane Feldman]

So Glen, by inference are you suggesting it was a bad idea to change styles?  You didn't say so, but that is the logical conclusion: We cannot compete in recruiting by running an offense similar to what the "more attractive schools" are using.

Hmmm, I wonder who forced the WCO changes on BC???

"We will not settle for Mediocrity . . . ."  
Haven't we just seen Mediocrity put up 450 yards per game on us so far this year?

Duane Feldman


----- Original Message ----
From: "gscratch1 at comcast.net" <gscratch1 at comcast.net>
To: NU List <husker at tssi.com>
Sent: Monday, October 8, 2007 11:36:10 AM
Subject: [Husker] seeing the future?


>Nebraska is a state with a small population, which
>means fewer potential in-state recruits and a smaller television and
>commercial market, and with few geographical or other obvious
>attractions for top out-of-state recruits. 

in the old days, the attraction (for a recruit) was, since NU played a different style of football than all the "big" schools, NU was winning the competing battle for athletes, even given the disadvantages mentioned above.  Now that NU is playing "NFL"-style just like everyone else, they are competing with all the 'big' schools, who all have "NFL" coaches, and none of the disadvantages..  

I wonder if this is what the future of NU football is going to look like for some time, regardles of the staff.

glen in NJ
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