[Husker] Lack of talent on defense
Shawn
shawnsherlock at sbcglobal.net
Sun Oct 5 09:10:35 CDT 2008
It appears Callahan's means of ending the walk-on program was to just give all the kids we would generally ask to be prefered walk-ons a scholarship from the get go. Makes you wonder what he saw in these kids, but didn't see in Maclin (wanted him to gray shirt) or that KU LB that is all Big 12 I think.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Patrick Gaule <pgaule at cox.net>
Date: Sun, 05 Oct 2008 02:11:21
To: <husker at tssi.com>
Subject: [Husker] Lack of talent on defense
This can't be said without knocking the current players, but it's simply
the truth. The cupboard is bare as far as the defense is concerned. Bo
has plenty of experience as a defensive coordinator in college football,
and he's been succesful at 3 different schools. He's proven that he can
have great defenses if he has a reasonable amount of talent to work
with. After tonight, it's obvious that he has virtually no talent to
work with at Nebraska.
I have no idea what Dumb and Dumber (Callahan and Cosgrove) were doing
during the last 4 years, but they sure weren't recruiting talent on
defense. I thought 2007 was going to be the low point of Nebraska
football, but the stench of Bill Callahan may reak over Memorial Stadium
for a few more years. We are 2-3 years away from fielding a good team,
and that will require top-notch recruiting by Bo.
The one upside to Callahan ("good recruiting") is now proving to be
another lie.
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