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I have a friend who started at Buffalo when Zach was their S&C guy. My friend warned me from day 1 about how bad Duval was. Pretty much any concern that's been discussed on here regarding Duval, my friend was mentioning years ago. It'd be one thing if my friend was just some guy on the team with an ax to grind, but he was a starter. He played with the likes of Khalil Mack. He mentioned how guys were overtrained to exhaustion and puking (think about our linemen puking 15 times daily, Tyjon Lindsey getting rhabdomyolysis). This happened at Buffalo. My friend mentioned the tactics that ZD would use to make testing numbers look phenomenal. We hear those stories about how well our guys test supposedly. Long story short, Duval needs to go!

Thanks everyone!

My family is traveling to Minneapolis for the Vikings game this Sunday. We're arriving early on Saturday in time for the Husker game. I know the regional coverage is for a Big 10 game, but do most sports bars in Minneapolis get GamePlan so we can watch the Husker game? Thanks.

You almost got it right. Lee had nothing ...NOTHING...... to do with this loss today. Seriously?!

Agreed. At least give Green a start.

Theres forwards of text messages going around about Lee's ability to make completions around my town. It read: Last night Bo Pelini's house was egged around midnight. only 3 of 12 hit his house. Police believe it to be Zac Lee. haha yeah I've heard that one too.

I'm thanking him for thinking that we need to go a different route with Green. Lee did not play well, and while it isn't his fault entirely that we lost, we need a dual threat to run our offense at this point if we are going to run the plays we've been running. Give Green a start and see what happens.

Thank you!

Did I say anywhere in my post that it was all his fault? No. um.....you pretty much said that in the title of the thread you started. Just sayin' If I would have said "Lee's 20 for 37 performance is the sole reason we lost" would have been my post, then yes, I would have been saying it was his fault. I was just pointing out the fact that he started off good, then struggled.

Did I say anywhere in my post that it was all his fault? No.

I know he had drops, so I am not trying to pin all of the blame on him. But when we need ten yards for the first down, he is still looking at receivers 5 yards downfield. (Niles Paul drop late in the game) And he always looks for a checkoff receiver like Helu. He just really reminds me of Sam Keller. He even has a similar release. He doesn't always put receivers in great positions. Also, when was the last time that he consistently lead receivers rather than throw behind them? Again, he is not the only problem, but his situation needs to be thoroughly examined.

At one point, he was 14-16, and he finished 20-37. I teach 5th and 6th grade math, and that calculates to a 6 for 21 finish from then on. Wow. Oh, he played well though.