tOfficial 50,000 posts for a Nebraska BCS Championship Part 3

[corn train]

Night fellers. Morning Corn! Wooo!

 

[Driaz]

Night fellers. Morning Corn! Wooo!

Mornin' Corn....


.....It ain't that late, but I'm drunk enough, I need to leave the Sooner fan alone and go to bed.......

 

[corn train]

Lol, well done Mr Driaz

 

[iruletheskool]

Michael Rose believes in Nebraska - ESPN


an article that only jed burks can enjoy

Michael Rose believes in Nebraska - ESPN

 

[Brasky]

I'm high as a kite what do you want from me!?

 

[iruletheskool]

 

[huskers1217]

Hi

 

[iruletheskool]

oh hai thar

 

[corn train]

Grilling some chicken legs and taters today, Mmhm

 

[corn train]

hello mens

 

[corn train]

The intranet is abuzz with walk on Derek Slaughter turning some heads at summer conditioning. He has long hair, you know what's hot right now

 

[iruletheskool]

link?


and it wouldn't surprise me, Slaughter looked good in his videos.

 

[corn train]

not so much as articles but quotes on him, ill try to dig it back up, LB's that have long hair are usually really good

 

[corn train]

Ear it is

Director of football operations Jeff Jamrog is the master of ceremonies, so to speak. He lays out the schedule. First stop is a morning workout of Nebraska's newcomers inside Memorial Stadium, a new addition to the Football 202 event that's easily one of the day's highlights. The freshman Huskers are in the midst of "quarters" — a combination of 55-yard sprints and intense shuttle runs. It's one of the many grueling conditioning drills NU runs in July to prepare for preseason practice.

Strength guru James Dobson is rarely in the media spotlight like Boyd Epley used to be, but he's the Huskers' primary coach in the summer, a man of perpetual motion on the turf, weaving in and out of the traffic of runners, stalking down guys for exhortation and encouragement while one of his assistants barks out times from his stopwatch.

Jamrog says Dobson halfway lost his voice earlier in the week. Really? It's hard to tell.

Fans search the faces and frames for quarterback Bubba Starling, but he's not here. He ran earlier in the morning because of a class conflict. So did running back Braylon Heard. But the rest of the freshmen are separated in three groups. They all show a burst as the drill begins, but as the runs multiply, it becomes a test of sheer endurance. Yet not one of them falls out.

In the second group, a kid with a ponytail bolts ahead. Who is that?

"Derek Slaughter," Jamrog says. A walk-on linebacker from Alabama who grew up in David City until the fifth grade. Linebacker recruit Max Pirman, tall and lean with a large tattoo on one shoulder, keeps up with him.

exert from here
McKewon: 'Professors' careful with NU's inner workings - Omaha.com

 

[HawkeyeHater]

drink

 

[Brasky]

I wish. Maybe just 1 beer today

 

[corn train]

I read another quote somewhere but Ill be damned if this beer hasn't hastened my recollection again. Anyway I think it was Beck commenting on a report from Dobson in that he stated Mr Slaughter really has caught all the coaches attention this summer. I like to hear good news about the walkons, I get a Tomich boner pretty easy

 

[huskers1217]

I just rolled out of bed and am making coffee

 

[corn train]

drink

Cheers

 

[corn train]

I just rolled out of bed and am making coffee

Top ow the afternoon to ya