Anyone else hearing that JP has already decided Prohm is coming back?
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If Fred came here and had the same run of success for 5 years, I wouldn’t give a **** if he left for the NBA again. it sure beats the **** we’ve been watching the past 4 years because the dude we call a coach is “loyal”.
CycloneErik
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He could leave, say it's actually all because of me, find my apartment, kick me in the nuts, film it, post it on the Internet, retweet it every day for a year, and I'd still be glad he was here.
That's a very... specific fetish you have.
CycloneErik
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It was a stream of consciousness thing. I'll go back to thinking of those dreamy blue eyes now.
Posted this in the game thread but deserves to be here.
This sounds like someone who knows the end is here. I don’t feel bad for him because he’s getting millions but I do wish it would have worked. Because he actually wants to be here. But you have to perform.
This sounds like someone who knows the end is here. I don’t feel bad for him because he’s getting millions but I do wish it would have worked. Because he actually wants to be here. But you have to perform.
While watching the Baylor-WV game, I told my wife I really miss those days when ISU looked and played like that. How many more years of the #### we have till I can get excited to watch ISU men's basketball again?
I haven’t heard the word plantationsince watching Django unchained... super weird
CycloneErik
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I really can't comprehend how that became the word he chose. That's really messed up.
I don’t know - I have been so mad at times the sh*t coming out of my mouth made no sense
I’m 100% confident he didn’t mean it in a bad way at all, but I’m also 100% WTF
I don’t even dislike him at all. It just didn’t work. It didn’t work like Costner in Waterworld didn’t work. You just shrug your shoulders and move on, but you certainly do move on.
Are plantations still a thing? Are there still fancy estates in the South that grow thousands of acres of tobacco, rice, indigo and sugar. (8th grade social studies kicking in right there)??? With paid employees of course.
I wanted him to succeed as all of us did, if he at least kept us at an even slightly lower level then we were would have been good. But what we have seen the last few years isn't it.. it's time to move on for the better.
He may have meant 'reservation' which would be a more common saying?
And despite the one good recruit (similar to Hunter) their avg rating is like 8th or 9th in the Big 10. It’s a really good class that ranks highly in large part because they already have 3 commits when most have 1-2. It’s going to end up being a good class for Neb, but it is nothing special.
It's not the good coaches that leave that hurt your program....it's the bad coaches that stay
Tom Shatel's (from the Omaha Weird Harold) opinion on Prohm, Devries and Pollard toward the end of the column.
omaha.com
Shatel: Teddy Allen was fun to watch, but he and the Huskers weren't a fit
The Teddy Allen Experiment is over. It was never dull. At times Allen flashed playground moves and filled up the basket. Other times it became the Teddy Show and Hoiberg’s
