MyBloodIsRed16

just watched a clip of the game and wanted to give number 0 from NW his props. That kid can hit.

2010 was the #9 defense in the country and finished with 30 sacks and 19 ints!. 2023 is currently the 22nd defense in the country with 24 sacks and 5 ints. This defense should end up with more than 30 sacks unless it goes on a serious drought. They will be lucky if they end up with 10 ints this year.

Probably also the only team to not have 4 guys with over 100 yrds not playing anymore

already ahead of last year. I'ld say this points to coaching. They are getting sacks from multiple guys. Jimari Butler has the most with 3 solos and a couple 1/2 sacks.

still one of the funniest videos I've watched.

Bo owes me like $140 for that s#!t show I had to witness in Indianapolis. He could of put in walk-ons and just said keep contain and it would have worked out better than what they were doing.

I'm going to rewatch the game tomorrow like I usually do to pay more attention to more than just where the ball is like the first time around. I'm pretty sure at least once he ran by his man on the side line and disappeared off screen while the safety came down to support covering the TE. Kinda like the first play of the game with #84 that led to an INT

He also crossed it and then backed up. Not sure how that affects the ruling. But probably wasn't aggregious enough for either side to care

As a former defensive player I equate it to one simple truth, offensive players are pussies

I once coached a kid that couldn't catch a ball unless it was above his head. Right in the numbers drop it every time. Had to put his arms up, looked like Randy Moss. Weirdest thing.

I don't mind targeting him but when teams are bracketing him and there is a guy running down the sideline that if he was anymore wide open we'ld be calling him your mom's legs, I have problem. Burn! jk I don't know your mom. But seriously just throw to the open guy

I'm telling you Harry Potter screwed up all the QBs. They all started throwing with a low elbow which is not what you want.

I think the problem in the past is our Qbs constantly missed a wide open TE running a seam. They weren't finding the TE when they were open. Now they are actively trying to get the ball to the TE and other teams know it. So now they are missing wide open WRs for a covered TE. It would help if the Qbs understood who should be open based on route combos and the way the defense is lined up

I wasn't just basing it off this game. He has come up in the run game a few times and made nice plays. I just don't think he's all that good in coverage and he's undersized. If he was breaking on balls and making nice plays I'ld be in his corner. But he gives up catches. He got lucky on the crossing route when he fell down at the guys feet and he tripped over him. That probably would have been 6

Well it would be nice if they capitalized on their opportunities. They have dropped multiple balls that should have been INTs. I also think it's time to find a permanent replacement for Hartzog. Most of the receptions teams get are from whoever he is guarding

I learned I don't remember the time a Nebraska defense had two games with 7+ sacks in the same year. I would have to guess back to when Randy Gregory played or back to Suh's years.

I do. He was open a couple times down the sideline before that throw. But HH only looks for #24

Play calling is not bad. Execution is. The first play #84 is running up the sideline with no one on him. But HH decides to throw a bad pass to his roommate instead and it gets picked off. There were multiple times there were guys running wide open in what I would consider his field of view and he decided to throw the underneath route. He only connected with coleman because it was supposed to go to coleman and he didn't have to read anything

False. He moved the ball down the field very well in both the first two games. Just happened to throw it to the other team. HH was very lucky in his first two starts. He had the same exact mistakes Sims had in this game. Threw 2 terrible picks (not in the red zone but in out own territory). Dropped a couple of snaps. Bad hand offs. The real difference is Sims is actually a better passer. He may not be as fast as HH but he's more elusive. Honestly after this game I would give Sims some snaps.

Who the hell is #90? Made a nice play and just missed a sack in the 1st qrt then he gets a sack in the 4th

Who cares how many yards they had? They one. And I took NW and points so I'm up because I knew it was gonna be close but we won!!

They are Northwest of the southern shore of Lake Michigan

Illinois is stupid. They tried to mimic our cadence to get guys to false start. They could have stole call signs and beat us 50-7.

I actually bet the under

Punt would get blocked. Also, depress your toe not your coach.