[Husker] Thoughts
Aaron Wolfson
awolfson0 at gmail.com
Wed Dec 9 14:15:52 CST 2009
Suh will be replaced by a committee of Crick, Steinkuhler, Moore, and
Ankrah, who according to the coaches has been working a lot with the No. 1
defense this season and probably could have played. The kid is a beast.
There are also some outstanding recruits coming in. So basically, we'll be
fine. Crick won't be Suh, but he'll still be just a junior, and we got a
taste of what he can do in the Baylor game. I'm sure the coaches will be
preparing him all offseason for the extra focus he's going to receive next
season.
Aaron
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 10:37 AM, Steve Stone <sstone at pvtnetworks.net> wrote:
> Scott wrote:
>
> Steve while I agree with almost everything you've posted here I would
>> temper the Crick speculation simply because there hasn't been as
>> dominant a defensive player as Suh in nearly 30 years at the collegiate
>> level (and this is not only my opinion but the opinion of most). I would
>> hate to see Crick have a down year because he got caught up in the
>> expectations of replacing a guy who by most accounts should have won the
>> Heisman trophy this year and plays defensive tackle.
>> Crick is a great player, but we won't see another Suh for maybe decades.
>>
>
> Of course Scott’s right. Suh is truly exceptional. In large part he made
> it possible for Crick to have such an outstanding sophomore year by
> drawing most of the attention and double-teams. Also, by example he surely
> must have had a pronounced effect on Crick’s development and attitude.
> Even so, Crick is something of a phenomenon in his own right. He and
> Steinkuhler (plus Moore) ought to make us proud next season.
>
>
> Steve Stone
>
>
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