BleedGopher
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I recently saw highlights of this guy and he is well suited to run Kill's offense.
Best of luck to the kid. We need to start making Minnesota / Wisconsin a rivalry again and the only way that happens if Minnesota gets better. But I had to chuckle when he said he liked Minnesota's offense better than Wisconsin's because it's more QB friendly.
You can pick a school for alot of reasons, but he couldn't play in a better offense than Wisconsin's for QBs. It's the same offense you see in the pro's.
Best of luck to the kid. We need to start making Minnesota / Wisconsin a rivalry again and the only way that happens if Minnesota gets better. But I had to chuckle when he said he liked Minnesota's offense better than Wisconsin's because it's more QB friendly.
You can pick a school for alot of reasons, but he couldn't play in a better offense than Wisconsin's for QBs. It's the same offense you see in the pro's.
It doesn't even hint at that.
If anyone has noticed Wisconsin commit Bart Houston's stats, they are God awful terrible. So bad that they have anounced a new 2013 recruit that is more like Russel Wilson. Nelson is 10 times better than Houston and will bring the ability to make PLAYs, something we desparately are looking for.
If anyone has noticed Wisconsin commit Bart Houston's stats, they are God awful terrible. So bad that they have anounced a new 2013 recruit that is more like Russel Wilson. Nelson is 10 times better than Houston and will bring the ability to make PLAYs, something we desparately are looking for. The only question is if Kill can afford to redshirt him. And yes, Minnesota's offense is much different than Wisconsin's and is much better suited for Nelson.
I think you are reading a little bit too much into the headline. He was being recruited by Wisconsin (talking, mail, whatever...but no offer), he comes from a family of Badger fans so just the fact that he chose Minnesota without really pushing for the Badger offer, in his families eyes, means he chose Minnesota over the Badgers. The article is written from his families perspective so that's the way you have to look at it see the context of the quotes.So when the picture's headline says that his father accepts his decision to choose Minnesota over Wisconsin, that doesn't hint that he turned down the opportunity to play at UW? Or multiple quotes in the story itself from him and his family saying they are happy he choose Minnesota over UW? To me that definitely sounds like a hint.
But whatever, like I said I think he's a very good player and could do very good things at Minnesota. I know Wisconsin evaluated him, but they had a few QBs higher on their board. Houston's stats have been very sub par this season. DeLaSalle runs a power triple option type offense, so that could be hurting the numbers, but many reports had him as a top 5 performer at the national Elite 11 camp. And if Chryst likes him that's good enough for me.
So when the picture's headline says that his father accepts his decision to choose Minnesota over Wisconsin, that doesn't hint that he turned down the opportunity to play at UW? Or multiple quotes in the story itself from him and his family saying they are happy he choose Minnesota over UW? To me that definitely sounds like a hint.
But whatever, like I said I think he's a very good player and could do very good things at Minnesota. I know Wisconsin evaluated him, but they had a few QBs higher on their board. Houston's stats have been very sub par this season. DeLaSalle runs a power triple option type offense, so that could be hurting the numbers, but many reports had him as a top 5 performer at the national Elite 11 camp. And if Chryst likes him that's good enough for me.
How would you know this, are you on the BADgers coaching staff? For all you know Nelson was their #1 choice and he turned them down.
Absolutely amazing....
Badger fans on this board during a Gopher bye week, during one of the worst seasons in history. I know it's tough living in Wisconsin but really?....
Your team is ranked in the top-10 with a schedule custom-made for a run at the BT title and you're hanging around on a message board of one of the worst teams in the conference.
There are literally no words that can accurately or adequately describe that mentality....
I'm a Badger fan from Minnesota, specifically Edina. I graduated from EHS in 2006. I know players on the Minnesota roster, I know former players who are in the NFL, and I know former players who left when Brewster was hired. I also know some Gopher recruits.
There is a reason I'm here. Not the least of which is that you are our main rival and knowing as much as I can about your program is an interest of mine for that reason. If that doesn't seem like a good enough reason for me to be here then I can't help you, but I'm not flaming the Gophers, I'm not doing anything wrong, and I'm not leaving.
If that was the case, don't you think he would have received a Wisconsin offer? It's well documented that he never received an offer. Nelson said as much.
Another Edina kid going to Wisconsin. I never understood that growing up.
No. He committed to the Gophers in February and most offers haven't gone out that early. Bielema may have still been crying over the loss to TCU...
My point is this, I've never seen either of them play and have no idea who will be better. Neither do 95% of the posters on this board. I also have no idea how either team has ranked potential recruits, and I'm betting you don't either.
My dad went to UW. Been a lifelong Badger sports fan. I also liked the campus more. Wisconsin also has a better undergrad marketing program, which is what I majored in and I knew I wanted to do so before I left high school.
May as well give it up Badger2010. Many Gophers fans can't understand why anyone would be interested in the Gophers, let alone the fan of another team. There is no sense trying to explain it, just enjoy the comedy.
As for Nelson, if people want to think the Gophers stole him from Wisconsin, that is great. He could have waited for a Wisconsin offer and chose not to. Maybe it would have come, maybe not. Who knows. Maybe his feelings were hurt when he was not their first choice. I hope he has a great career for the Gophers.
May as well give it up Badger2010. Many Gophers fans can't understand why anyone would be interested in the Gophers, let alone the fan of another team. There is no sense trying to explain it, just enjoy the comedy.
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