Not sure it’s fair to expect 6 years of tailspin to look night and day different in12 practices.Ok I will overreact. This game did not instill confidence in me. Turnovers and penalties killed us for the last half decade and that's what we got in spades. I thought Rhule was a detail guy who would cut those down. After Sims and Casey our QB room is not good. I'm ready to personally transfer a couple of them. I don't know what position I want HH to play, but it's not QB. The Two TEs we're all very excited about looked pedestrian. Our offensive line looked like it hasn't improved. I'm annoyed that we attempted a 48 yarder into the wind. That is such a hard kick and we all knew he was going to miss when he lined up. Getting to a bowl game is going to be hard.
Gunnerson, Borders, & Farmer all playedWho wasn't available yesterday besides Teddy?
Reimer, Robinson, Henrich, Gunnerson, Borders, Wright, Farmer, ICG?
14 + 1 spring gameNot sure it’s fair to expect 6 years of tailspin to look night and day different in12 practices.
Not sure it’s fair to expect 6 years of tailspin to look night and day different in12 practices.
And you ARE Scott Frost. It’s completely understandable.I mean we are in thread titled overractions and I did start my post by saying I'll overract
Or maybe last year’s offense was “Chuck it downfield to Palmer” twice a quarter because we really couldn’t do anything else. I don’t have an issue with trying to get the ball to their best offensive player (in Palmer) but it wasn’t a sustainable strategy.Im not going to overreact bc first it wasn't a real game and second this by far isn't the finished product. Nebraska has had 14 practices up to the point of the spring game and my observation was the play calling was very vanilla. They ran the ball but didn't throw many down field 30-40 yard bombs. Maybe HC Matt Rhule wants this team to run the ball 30-40 times until the fourth quarter to tire out opposing defenses and then throw the ball. I do think that Casey Thompson is a better passing qb and Jeff Sims is a better runner. It will be up to the coaches to decide the best course of action moving forward.
Im not saying they have to throw it like last year but its my belief that they should be a balanced team. Not all run or not all throwing. Like I said yesterday wasn't a REAL GAME. Just one can hope they aren't so vanilla with the play calling when it does matter.Or maybe last year’s offense was “Chuck it downfield to Palmer” twice a quarter because we really couldn’t do anything else. I don’t have an issue with trying to get the ball to their best offensive player (in Palmer) but it wasn’t a sustainable strategy.
I haven’t watched the Spring game yet, and I may skim through it. If you are expecting exotic offenses in a Spring game, then you are the foolish one. I have no idea what the offense will look like next fall. I keep hearing “balance” from people, but what does that exactly mean? I think it’s just an overused term.Im not saying they have to throw it like last year but its my belief that they should be a balanced team. Not all run or not all throwing. Like I said yesterday wasn't a REAL GAME. Just one can hope they aren't so vanilla with the play calling when it does matter.
I didn’t think they were that vanilla on offense. Ran a lot of RPOs, some qb run game, unbalanced formations, motions, mixed in some 2 back and ran some iso, FB trap, and screen that looked promising, got into some empty too.Im not saying they have to throw it like last year but its my belief that they should be a balanced team. Not all run or not all throwing. Like I said yesterday wasn't a REAL GAME. Just one can hope they aren't so vanilla with the play calling when it does matter.
Balanced means your throwing and running attempts are close to each other. I didn't expect an exotic offense during the spring game but I thought the number they were going to score more then 21 points. For all those highlights that the University puts out showing practices the spring game certainly didn't make you feel like the offense was moving in the right direction. It was a off day for them and the defense won the day. Nebraska attempted to run the ball all game and occasionally throw the ball. There wasn't much offense pace for the game.I haven’t watched the Spring game yet, and I may skim through it. If you are expecting exotic offenses in a Spring game, then you are the foolish one. I have no idea what the offense will look like next fall. I keep hearing “balance” from people, but what does that exactly mean? I think it’s just an overused term.