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Great article by the Hustle Belt team.

https://www.hustlebelt.com/2023/8/21/237...e-aug-2023

(08-22-2023 09:01 AM)epasnoopy Wrote: [ -> ]Great article by the Hustle Belt team.

https://www.hustlebelt.com/2023/8/21/237...e-aug-2023

I do believe that if they both stay healthy, they'll have a huge year

From worst in 2020, to first in 2021, to worst in 2022, back to first in 2023. It will make for a nice story.

(08-22-2023 11:52 AM)MiamiHuskie Wrote: [ -> ]From worst in 2020, to first in 2021, to worst in 2022, back to first in 2023. It will make for a nice story.

And exacerbate my bipolarism!

Probably the best Hustlebelt article I have ever read. Thank you.

Based on practices to date I suspect that NIU plans to use Rudolph for punt and or kick returns which I feel is a huge mistake for a guy coming back from an ACL reconstruction.

Although he will always be a great Huskie and a very likeable guy I am not sold on T Hammock as a head coach.

(08-23-2023 01:06 PM)bikechuck Wrote: [ -> ]Based on practices to date I suspect that NIU plans to use Rudolph for punt and or kick returns which I feel is a huge mistake for a guy coming back from an ACL reconstruction.

Although he will always be a great Huskie and a very likeable guy I am not sold on T Hammock as a head coach.

I would strongly agree……using Rudolph for returns makes no sense.

(08-23-2023 01:06 PM)bikechuck Wrote: [ -> ]Based on practices to date I suspect that NIU plans to use Rudolph for punt and or kick returns which I feel is a huge mistake for a guy coming back from an ACL reconstruction.

Although he will always be a great Huskie and a very likeable guy I am not sold on T Hammock as a head coach.

I view Hammock as a players coach who naturally would encourage Rudolph to showcase to NLF scouts his talent as a return specialist. I agree this will not end well if Rudolph has not fully recovered from his ACL injury.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sK48mUQSsQQ

Pretty much a video version of the article.