Duval's S&C - Year 2

I will say,  been out a few years, but my last years at UNL were still under Mike Riley. I saw football players lifting at the rec multiple times. I don't buy it for a second that they were forced to use it. Maybe it was just closer to their dorms, they wanted to get some extra work in, blow a little steam off, get a break from being around the team? 

But watching D1 football players lift next to Joey who decided to put the XBox controller down long enough to hit the rec for a little bit was pretty comical. 

 
Atbone95 said:
I will say,  been out a few years, but my last years at UNL were still under Mike Riley. I saw football players lifting at the rec multiple times. I don't buy it for a second that they were forced to use it. Maybe it was just closer to their dorms, they wanted to get some extra work in, blow a little steam off, get a break from being around the team? 

But watching D1 football players lift next to Joey who decided to put the XBox controller down long enough to hit the rec for a little bit was pretty comical. 
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I'd have to read the report again but it was something to that effect.  I'm not sure it was absolutely no lifting but there have been a lot of reports from a lot of sources saying it was limited.  Some combination of times lifted, amount lifted, etc.  So this report was that guys who were still wanting to lift more/more often would go to the rec to lift.  It seems pretty plausible from all we've heard.

 
It was definitely different than the S&C under the Pelini administration...

in which I played football players in the university intramural flag-football league... 

Walking on to a field and seeing the other team has Imani Cross at RB was discouraging. 

 
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Atbone95 said:
It was definitely different than the S&C under the Pelini administration...

in which I played football players in the university intramural flag-football league... 

Walking on to a field and seeing the other team has Imani Cross at RB was discouraging. 
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I was stupid enough to challenge some of the volleyball team to a match in the rec center the years Sarah Pavin was in school. I was scared for my life the first time she actually let a swing rip when I wouldn't stop running my mouth.

 


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