Nebraska: no draftees. (First time since 1962)
 

It seems like we can’t go a week without seeing this program sink to new lows.

North Dakota State, South Dakota State, Elon, Morgan State and several others of the Football Championship Subdivision and Division II outfits Sioux Falls, Tarleton State, Washburn and Charleston (West Virginia) each had a representative.

Two players went from Old Dominion, which had one draft pick previously in its history. Two running backs from Florida Atlantic alone. Two from the Omaha metro area. On and on and on.

But no Huskers.

https://journalstar.com/sports/huske...05ff00083.html

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How's the FBI investigation going?

Five picks from the end, when an Air Force long-snapper was selected, a proud program's dignity was being tested.





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Kansas has had one player drafted in the last four years, but you're taking shit.

Pissed the shoe companies stopped paying players to go to NU?

Lowest point in the history of the program probably. But from the ashes of 20 years of stupid decisions, poor coaching and shitty recruiting...NU comin' back bitches...

Beckner likely first round pick for the win. lollers^^

I don't follow college ball. Is their team is an amazing all-sophomore roster that's set to dominate college football for the next three years?

My poor Beavers were the only P5 school to not have a player drafted or even sign an UDFA contract. I blame Mike Riley for all this (though it was actually Gary Andersen's fault in the case of OS).

NDSU has had its last two starting QBs get drafted, Wentz #2 from Bismarck and Stick, a hometown Omaha boy in the 5th round. Who would have guessed this 10 years ago.

Nebraska joining the big 10 has been the best thing ever

This is a good thread. Thanks PB.

You mean like leaving the BigXII and all your history behind to be an afterthought at best in the B1G?

Only in the most fevered dreams of the NU deranged faithful.