It's apparently a phrase Scott has used for years - his description of how fast one processes and reacts- not the derogatory phrase some have heard of. Husker coaching staff wants players with instincts to make right decisions in a blink of an eye
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It's apparently a phrase Scott has used for years - his description of how fast one processes and reacts- not the derogatory phrase some have heard of. Husker coaching staff wants players with instincts to make right decisions in a blink of an eye
From a PR perspective, I'll allow that Fischer probably could have handled it better. Not because he was wrong in what he said (as we've all ganged up on Mrjfb to point out), but because there are a lot of Husker fans who heard 'slow blinker' and immediately assumed, like Mrjfb, it was meant as a slam on Jackson's intelligence.
This coaching staff's blinker terminology thing is still awfully new. It first came up at B1G Media Days when Frost first said it and a lot of reporters initially assumed he said Thinker instead of Blinker. Give it a season or two, and most Husker fans will go from "WTF?" to acting all smug and superior when a fan from another B1G team scratches his head and asks what we're taking about.
This coaching staff's blinker terminology thing is still awfully new. It first came up at B1G Media Days when Frost first said it and a lot of reporters initially assumed he said Thinker instead of Blinker. Give it a season or two, and most Husker fans will go from "WTF?" to acting all smug and superior when a fan from another B1G team scratches his head and asks what we're taking about.
New to us maybe- supposedly it's terminology that Frost and his staff have been using for years. Doesn't mean that should dismiss it but...
yeah, I dont have an issue with the phrase, it makes sense, being a slow blinker isn't the same as being stupid, just means you process things not at a speed that's needed...
I disagree also. Don't think the coach is saying anything publicly that he didn't already address with him in private. If he choose not to get in his playbook and slack off then he knows what he did and why.
Lately, its wise to point out, anything urban has a very very high potential of being a lie.
That being said, we can either assume our new staff are insensitive neanderthals, hating their way to the top, tossing aside coach player developement when they see fit, or, not knowing anything about our new staff,not to jump to conclusions about anything urban.
Just ask all the osu fans, they'll tellya Ima bettin
Because he practiced this fall, my understanding is that the schollie doesn't open up until the end of the semester in December.
I believe he still counts against the scholarship number since he participated in fall camp. He is on the books until December. Sederick King, however, frees up a scholarship since he never came in . . .
You know it will only be a few games before most Husker fans are smug....I mean there's some on here that are already smug and a game hasn't been played.
Where did that come from? Why shouldn't we be a tiny bit happy with securing the services of the 2017 Consensus Coach of the year?You know it will only be a few games before most Husker fans are smug....I mean there's some on here that are already smug and a game hasn't been played.
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<-----I was joking at how over the years Husker fans can jump from we're the best to we'll never win another game to we're the best again rather quickly.
Actually according to what I read, King, Roberts, Jackson, Barnett, and Bryant all count against the scholarship limit through December because they all participated in fall camp and started school.
I harbor no ill will for the guy. He's searching for something and didn't find it here. Best wishes to him.
Just saying what the article I read said he did and participated in camp. Maybe they reported him being back incorrectly.
You aren't wrong. He never made it back to the team and does not count against the Schollie limit. However all the others who have left do.
Since they participated in camp and started school. So many departures the past week hard to keep them all straight. Sedrick King won't return to Huskers, signee Dominick Watt heads to junior college
