Just a thought, Take this as you will.

[HuskerPower52]

But Nebraska is getting there mean reputation back for Defensive players. Suh, Dennerd. Recruits are going to look at that and take it one of two ways either they will be turned off by the idea of Nebraska putting out the "dirtest player in the NFL" or they might look at it as you have to be one tough son of a bitch to play on that D. We might start getting bigger and badder players to come play for us.

 

[chucksker]

BRING BACK ASANTE!!!!

that dude didn't have an off switch when it came to being a hardcore fucker on the field

 

[HuskerPower52]

Thats what I'm saying I like the attitude that we have on D. play mean its football.

 

[Brasky]

BRING BACK ASANTE!!!!

that dude didn't have an off switch when it came to being a hardcore fucker on the field

Seisay catching on quick, making impact

"The first day he saw Mohammed Seisay in full pads this spring, Nebraska safety P.J. Smith thought for certain he was looking at Larry Asante or Lavonte David.
That Seisay, a newcomer, was wearing the same No. 4 as the aforementioned former Huskers wasn't the sole reason for Smith's double-take, either.
"He looks just like both of them, man. It's just the way his body is built," Smith said. "You remember Larry? He reminds me of Larry a lot."
Asante, a first-team All-Big 12 safety in 2009, played at 6-foot-1, 215 pounds. David, an All-American linebacker last season, was 6-1, 225.
Seisay, who joined the program in January, checks in at 6-2, 200.

 

[24seven]

When you punch a cop, you will certainly get a reputation for being mean.
But I don't think it draws recruits.

 

[Brasky]

When you punch a cop, you will certainly get a reputation for being mean.
But I don't think it draws recruits.

 

[chucksker]

When you punch a cop, you will certainly get a reputation for being mean.
But I don't think it draws recruits.

dude stop trolling