grandpasknee

What scheme is suited for slow, weak, soft defensive lineman and linebackers? That almost made me choke on my pizza...that's just plain funny.

Not saying I necessarily believe that, nor am I wallowing in despair, just asking a question to get other opinions. Both you and Accountability make good points that 40 years is too long for lightning in a bottle...

To give credit where credit is due...someone on another thread brought up the notion of "lightning in a bottle" with respect to Husker football. It didn't get the follow up comments I'd be interesting in seeing. It's a dark thought I've been harboring as well. Is there a chance that us finding Devaney, then Osborne, combined with that specific period of football evolution were a "perfect storm" where we captured lightning in a bottle for 40 years. And if so, is our realistic expectation to be that it will not occur again...that Nebraska football will be henceforth an 8 - 9 win season with a moderate bowl most years, interspersed with less lofty accomplishments?

Thought I'd better show up and own up. Still love those Huskers though!!! !!!!GO BIG RED!!!!

Have we gotten any turnovers this game?

LOL...you're funny BOJ..

Oh well. Sun will rise tomorrow.

Well, maybe not too. I'm going to need more special "ingredients" for my kool-aid after today...

A lot of us thought the same thing last year..either tOSU or Wisky as the annual rivalry game...It would be good for everyone and the conference..

HOlding on that play big time

Good to see Kenny Bell on the field..

This will come down to which team makes the better adjustments at half time..

Cmon D!!!!!!!!

Crapolla!!!

Burkhead Burkhead Burkhead...

We are still going to win this game.

This drive needs to be productive..not necessarily points, but productive

LOL....as soon as I hit "Post" I laughed thinking sooner or later somebody would just answer with "No"...For both of our sakes Saunders45...I hope I'm right and you are wrong...

I'm going to assume you mean 31 points or more, as we lost to UCLA 36-30 Hmmm..he did say "more" than 30 points, so that does exclude the UCLA game as we only scored 30, not more than 30..

Have another cup o' red koolaid my friend..guaranteed to have no bad aftertaste..

Thanks for that stat HuskerCarter..I wasn't aware of that one...

I have a feeling this is the day we talk about for the next couple of years. The day that we have a great defensive scheme planned that shuts down the "mobile quarterback". The day that the offense figures out a combination of run, pass and PA plays that works and sticks to it throughout the game. The day the O-Line once again starts to become the Pipeline. The day we play a full four quarters of good, solid football. The day that Bo out coaches one of the biggies. The day we have a big road win. The day after which we stop "hoping we can win" and start believing we will win...every game. The day the Huskers become present in every sports show discussion. I know I'm a kool-aid drinker, but I think the potential is there for this to be "that" game.

This is the turning point game. There has been a lot of talk on this board about Bo and his teams not winning a big one on the road, and how he can't coach with the likes of Urban, and how we can't put together a full game and how players don't seem to get up for a game, etc, etc, etc. I've been part of that chatter. My prediction is that tonight is the game where that all changes. I think we have four good, back to back quarters in one game. I think Bo and the staff have a solid planned in place to put a hurting on the QB. I think Beck and crew mix the pass and run, figure out what is working and make it happen. As we win the Big 10 championship, either this year or next year or both, this will be the game everyone points to and says "That was the turning point!" Huskers 45 tOSUcks 20

So, you're saying there will be no need to watch the second half..... chuckleshuffle chuckleshuffle chuckleshuffle

Nebraska 45 tOSUcks 13 Rushing by committee: 248 Skipping Rocks in the air: 277 The boys finally play a complete game.