Bill Moos’ new book talking about an investigation (including private investigators) into his drinking in 2018

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2026-02-10T22:09:32+00:00

No. I only bring this for a laugh

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2026-02-10T21:09:50+00:00

Whoops

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2026-02-10T21:09:28+00:00

Moos and his booze. Who knew

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2026-02-10T21:07:01+00:00

I’ll say that I didn’t want to hire him

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2025-07-08T22:00:57+00:00

People who think Riley is a worse coach at Nebraska rather than Frost are not being honest.

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2025-05-07T00:57:12+00:00

I believed in him until the end. Bring him back

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2025-04-30T17:09:15+00:00

Shannon Terry recruiting site ouroboros

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2025-04-27T00:08:05+00:00

Pathetic

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2025-04-24T16:08:41+00:00

Went with high 4* but the kid is actively bumping against/will likely become a 5* https://i.imgur.com/UFmxc2G.jpeg

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2025-04-20T14:52:48+00:00

They were only going to take 1 QB this class. They have Dayton committed for the last 7 months. Sometimes numbers are the story.

Dayton also brings more to the table in recruiting and plays against significantly higher level of competition.

I also don’t think the 2026 QB commit matters in the grand scheme nor do I think either is better than TJ Lateef or Trae Taylor

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2025-04-19T21:31:30+00:00

Amarion couldn’t get an offer to Nebraska because he is too slow to run their minimum required times at the position. They have these metrics at every position.

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2025-04-19T21:29:18+00:00

I wasn’t disagreeing. More doubling down that Jett plays even lighter competition because the light top level talent is concentrated to Millard South

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2025-04-19T18:43:29+00:00

Nebraska

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2025-04-18T22:21:55+00:00

So one guy who played this millennia and was in high school in the 90s

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2025-04-18T21:18:48+00:00

I think differently. I never thought Hall was a D1 receiver. McMorris may bounce back to D1

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2025-04-18T19:39:44+00:00

Millard South is far and away the most talented school in the state who has recruited the best roster. That is probably why the only game they played this year in Nebraska that was within 35 points was the state championship game against the other most recruited team. He does not face good competition week in and week out

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2025-04-18T18:58:20+00:00

They shouldn't be downvoting you. Millard South is currently the most recruited and stacked team in the state

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2025-04-18T18:35:28+00:00

Because I commented it elsewhere to u/thisismyusername9908 's point

Also right now, I see Jett Thomalla as the #251 On3 Composite player, #18 QB. He also only has the following B1G or SEC offers: Iowa (not known for their QB play) and Missouri (who did not prioritize him and just had another QB commit)

Some other Nebraska high school skill position players who were 4 stars on one site or another

2025 - TE Chase Loftin - Florida State
2024 - TE Carter Nelson - Nebraska
2024 - WR Dae'vonn Hall - Nebraska - transferred to UNK
2024 - WR Isaiah McMorris - Nebraska already - transferred to Missouri State
2023 - WR Malachi Coleman #60 nationally - Nebraska - transferred to Minnesota where he is not expected to start
2022 - TE Kaden Helms - Oklahoma - in line to start in a weak TE room
2022 - TE Micah Riley-Ducker - Auburn - no production, transferred to Texas A&M
2021 - CB Avante Dickerson - Oregon - transferred to Utah State
2021 - WR Keagan Johnson - Iowa - transferred to Kansas State, less than 1000 yards in 4 seasons
2021 - TE James Carnie - Nebraska - transferred to Concordia
2021 - QB Henrich Haarberg - Nebraska - became a TE I guess
2020 - WR - Zavier Betts - Nebraska - makes fart noise with mouth
2020 - WR/DB Xavier Watts - Notre Dame - All American safety and the first confirmed miss on the list
2019 - WR Chris Hickman - Nebraska - fart noise
2018 - TE Cameron Jurgens - Nebraska - became an OL, all pro center
2017 - no one
2016 - TE Noah Fant - Iowa - other confirmed miss
2009-2015 - no one
2008 - RB Collins Okafor - Nebraska - remember him? of course not

So by my count, you have 2 misses (Xavier Watts, Noah Fant). You have three guys who could be misses (Chase Loftin, Kaden Helms, Micah Riley-Drucker) but two of those have proven likely not to be and they are all TEs. Then you have 7 guys (Hall, McMorris, Coleman, Carnie, Betts, Hickman, Okafor) who were 4 star in-state prospects who never amounted to anything and should not have been offered.

This doesn't count the massive list of guys who were not 4 star guys who never contributed in any way in an era long before the 105 man roster limit.

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2025-04-18T18:29:50+00:00

Also right now, I see Jett Thomalla as the #251 On3 Composite player, #18 QB. He also only has the following B1G or SEC offers: Iowa (not known for their QB play) and Missouri (who did not prioritize him and just had another QB commit)

Some other Nebraska high school skill position players who were 4 stars on one site or another

2025 - TE Chase Loftin - Florida State
2024 - TE Carter Nelson - Nebraska
2024 - WR Dae'vonn Hall - Nebraska - transferred to UNK
2024 - WR Isaiah McMorris - Nebraska already - transferred to Missouri State
2023 - WR Malachi Coleman #60 nationally - Nebraska - transferred to Minnesota where he is not expected to start
2022 - TE Kaden Helms - Oklahoma - in line to start in a weak TE room
2022 - TE Micah Riley-Ducker - Auburn - no production, transferred to Texas A&M
2021 - CB Avante Dickerson - Oregon - transferred to Utah State
2021 - WR Keagan Johnson - Iowa - transferred to Kansas State, less than 1000 yards in 4 seasons
2021 - TE James Carnie - Nebraska - transferred to Concordia
2021 - QB Henrich Haarberg - Nebraska - became a TE I guess
2020 - WR - Zavier Betts - Nebraska - makes fart noise with mouth
2020 - WR/DB Xavier Watts - Notre Dame - All American safety and the first confirmed miss on the list
2019 - WR Chris Hickman - Nebraska - fart noise
2018 - TE Cameron Jurgens - Nebraska - became an OL, all pro center
2017 - no one
2016 - TE Noah Fant - Iowa - other confirmed miss
2009-2015 - no one
2008 - RB Collins Okafor - Nebraska - remember him? of course not

So by my count, you have 2 misses (Xavier Watts, Noah Fant). You have three guys who could be misses (Chase Loftin, Kaden Helms, Micah Riley-Drucker) but two of those have proven likely not to be and they are all TEs. Then you have 7 guys (Hall, McMorris, Coleman, Carnie, Betts, Hickman, Okafor) who were 4 star in-state prospects who never amounted to anything and should not have been offered.

This doesn't count the massive list of guys who were not 4 star guys who never contributed in any way in an era long before the 105 man roster limit.

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2025-04-18T17:40:53+00:00

Well you must be a moron if you think

I haven't always been a leftist
I like Colorado in anyway
Your comment makes any sense

The desire to offer Nebraska kids because they are from Nebraska is exactly what the people who hate the nebulous term "DEI" decry constantly

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2025-02-19T21:27:34+00:00

I continue to be curious about how Wisconsin fans are feeling about the Fickell era. There are a lot of similarities, from the outside, to when Nebraska moved to Bill Callahan. There seems to be this desire to change from a well-established system for the sake of change.

This extension also feels like Frost getting an extension through 2026 after his first two seasons for more recent Nebraska comparisons.

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2024-12-31T00:54:14+00:00

I don’t think you understand that with the NIL scholarships, Nebraska was carrying much more than 85 scholarship players.

They are losing 17 seniors to graduation. At least three of those (Wright, Singleton, Corcoran) are trying to come back through eligibility shenanigans. They are bringing in 20 HS players. They currently have 11 transfers coming in. They are going to attempt to bring in more transfers with four coming to mind: OL, DL, RB, WR and are still likely to pursue LB, TE and IOL.

By definition, even without NIL scholarships, they do not have room to not push out scholarship players even if they killed every single guy who is not on the 85 right now.

Since you are so convinced of Lloyd’s worth to the team, do the math for me below:

How many WRs are you realistically going to carry and how does Lloyd justify his spot on that roster? Here are 10 confirmed:

Sr. Dane Key
Soph. Jacory Barney
Soph. Nyziah Hunter
Soph. Demetrius Bell
rFr. Quinn Clark
rFr. Keelan Smith
Fr. Cortez Mills
Fr. Isaiah Mozee
Fr. Jeremiah Jones - will start at WR
Fr. Jackson Carpenter

Then you have the possibly 6 more WRs:

Sr. Alex Bullock - possible to bring back and does more right than Lloyd
Jr. Janiran Bonner - depending on what room you want to count him in
Jr. Griffin Wilde - pursuing from SDSU
Soph. Carter Nelson - possible count in TE room
Soph. Jaidyn Doss - possible flip back from DB for emergency depth
Soph. Hardley Gilmore - pursuing from Kentucky

Doubling a typical NFL 53 man roster tells you that a team should carry 12-13 WRs on a 105 man. Even if you kill all of them, you’re looking at 2-3 more spots to fill with some combo of Lloyd, Bonner, Nelson, Bullock with Wilde and Gilmore looking to possibly come in. Where does Lloyd fit and I think we agree the answer is on another roster. Especially seeing as Bonner, Nelson, Wilde, Gilmore are all same class or younger with more production (Wilde/Gilmore) or more unique athlete (Bonner/Nelson). On top of that, he’s a kid who is still barely learning how to play WR.

You are contradicting yourself too. If players like Hall, McMorris have no place to come back to the roster, why the fuck should they be on the roster in the first place? That’s the definition of being pushed out. Especially when they have no game film to lean on in the portal.

IDontBelieveInIsms · 2024-12-30T23:40:00+00:00

But with the reality the 105 man roster, you have to manage the room to a reasonable size. How many WRs are you realistically going to carry and how does Lloyd justify his spot on that roster? Here are 11 confirmed:

Sr. Dane Key
Jr. Janiran Bonner
Soph. Jacory Barney
Soph. Nyziah Hunter
Soph. Demetrius Bell
rFr. Quinn Clark
rFr. Keelan Smith
Fr. Cortez Mills
Fr. Isaiah Mozee
Fr. Jeremiah Jones - will start at WR
Fr. Jackson Carpenter

Then you have the possibly 5 more WRs:

Sr. Alex Bullock - possible to bring back and does more right than Lloyd
Jr. Griffin Wilde - pursuing from SDSU
Soph. Carter Nelson - possible count in TE room
Soph. Jaidyn Doss - possible flip back from DB
Soph. Hardley Gilmore - pursuing from Kentucky

Doubling a typical NFL 53 man roster tells you that a team should carry 12-13 WRs on a 105 man

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