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Scott is playing way too damn conservative on offense. Where the hell is the foot on the gas urgency that Oregon played with to finish games?

Chinander needs to do some soul searching. I see major flaws in the scheme.

There’s a lot of aggression just missing the play, we need a little redirection and this game would not even be close

Hoping Nebraska returns to greatness so we don’t keep getting the joe bucks of college football.

Our expectations have fallen a long way over the years. They haven't been kind to husker nation.

A lot of OU fans I've talked with have said they would like the Big Ten better than the SEC. The Big 12 conference breakup is only a matter of time and I would love having one or two Blue bloods from days of old joining the B1G west. Texas can join the SEC for all I care. Eating humble pie has been long overdue for that parasitic school and its fanbase.

I think Meyer leaving will make a huge difference for OSU going forward. We have a good chance of winning this one.

Nebraska has its Rondale Moore in Wandale Robinson to slay the Ohio State dragon. All it takes is a gamebreaking player or two that we've been lacking since Ameer.

Stanley was AM's bail out guy because he didn't really have anyone else besides JD. I'd still keep the alpha male #1 target who requires a double team in this years offense or any Nebraska offense.

"Let's change a rule to prevent more games like the most exciting one of the 2018-2019 season (likely because some sour LSU fans couldn't let it go)".

Was kind of annoying at times and should be relegated to the in between plays time filler.

It's been a while since we've had the beef to hold up against the point of attack when Wisconsin and Iowa are 3rd/4th and short.

I'm going to give a player recruited by Frost who hasn't been with him the past 3 years the benefit of the doubt. Maybe other coaches after Frost at Oregon didn't have the same vision for how to use him like Frost did.

The amount of "targeting" calls (nowadays about half of the time) that get called when the receiver ducks down to lower his pad level and the defender strikes the lowered head of the receiver makes this whole rule a joke. You may as well hand games to offenses when you are asking a defender to do the impossible. If the only surface area of a receiver to hit is a helmet because they themselves are falling to the ground or bracing for impact, how do you hit him? And by the way, you have a millisecond to pull back your momentum because an offensive player made their helmet where their chest and waist once was. There are egregious times where someone will pretty clearly strike someone in the head on purpose. But the amount of "Bang Bang" plays where the defense loses a key player for an inadvertant and questionable "targeting" call makes the game harder and harder to watch. It becomes selective foul calling.

Good thing we are beyond the MR era if we were to implement this. Could easily see sprained ankles and soft tissue injuries to go with the brain freezes from the ice cream.

This thread could use a little comedic relief. None other than from Dave Chappelle "how old is 15 really?" *Warning does contain some offensive language

Wish him the best. I think we have seen Maurice play his last game at UNL.

Helpful and informative video if anyone enjoys squats while we are on the topic.

I know he had a documentary made about him, however, Brook Berringer for his unbelievable perseverance.

Makes me wonder if they will go the UCF weekly video of "the program" like they did in 2017 or just stick to a blue collar, lunchpale, no media coverage approach.

The penn State catch out of bounds

Copeland is not clutch in crunch time.