Did Oregon attempt a FG on 3rd down hoping to get the onside and throw a Hail Mary?
I guess that’s what you do when your QB is being blitzed.
We should have considered doing that on their final drive last Sunday morning. Hmm.
Illinois putting the pressure on Dylan. Two sacks and two forced fumbles.
What could have been if we only would have brought an extra guy off the left edge.
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Think back to June or July when you realistically looked at the schedule. There is no way you wouldn’t have accepted one possession losses to Indiana and Oregon to be sitting at 5-2.
A win against Washington should put us at 8-2 with two games left that could be very special.
There will be a separate gate in Heaven for Nebraska football fans.
“Ok, you’ve been through enough. Right through here.”
Coaches need to admit they aren’t the smartest guy in the room. Rhule is a great face for a program. He wins press conferences, recruiting battles, etc.
X’s and O’s? NO.
Hire Urban Meyer as the Director of Football Operations. Pay him whatever it takes through 2032.
Thank God for the Oregon Money Line wagers.
It’s like life insurance - yeah, my loved one may have died but I printed.
Why didn’t we have 7 guys up Raiola’s ass every play. Force him to take a sack, intentional grounding, or throw a pick.
Do what every fucking team did to him when he was our QB1.
So simple. Horrible coaching and game management.
It has nothing to do with the # of playoff teams - it has everything to do with how the teams are selected and seeded.
Take the human element out of it and no one will bitch about it.
1982, the Huskers traveled to Aloha Stadium and quickly found themselves in a dogfight with the Rainbow Warriors.
Lyell Bremser’s voice filled with concern through 3 quarters with the #3 Huskers trailing 7-16.
Gill, Craig and Fryar took control and the Big Red wins 37-16.
Totally unbiased. This alone should be a deal breaker for ESPN having anything to do with the structure of college football.
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