twofittyonred

agreed that those issues are 101... BUT, there are a lot of mental things taking place before that snap and if you don't have all of that unpacked it will affect the 101 stuff. I'm not a good golfer but I know how to hit the ball.. If I'm thinking about my grip, my foot placement and my back swing before hand, I'm usually lying 2 behind a pine tree 40yrds out. I'm not saying Simms is our guy (he probably isn't) but a QB coach would probably help read the defense a bit better and make the 101 things easier... just a thought.

PASS

GRRRRRR.... this looks like it has wheels

I dont think any of us would have and hopefully that is a sign of what Raiola is capable of doing...

Blake Shapen still looks like the get for this offense in my opinion...

I think there was a huge gap here this year.

tell me more about this bridge...

The buffs season was over last week TBH...

Ya... that's it... We all know how to play chess but if someone comes and removes your queen, bishops and a rook.... ya kind of can't play the way ya planned, let alone explain your "identity".....

I'm not a coach but isn't this EXACTLY the situation we want with the option play... 1 defender vs QB and pitch man..?? My uneducated observation is that Purdy should have taken the inside line and made the defender choose. pitch if he bites, run if he doesn't.

Can you really shoot for an "identity" with a patchwork of young kids and missing a QB and 8-10 projected starters..?? asking for a friend...

Michigan St.

The Raiola connection to Ben Scott was a key factor When you look at connections, Scott has a few to Nebraska. He played high school football at the prestigious St. Louis in Honolulu, Hawaii. That is also the home of both current Husker offensive line coach Donovan Raiola and his brother Dominic. It’s no coincidence that Dominic Raiola was in town the weekend of his Dec. 8 visit. He sat with his brother Donovan near Scott and his family during the Purdue vs. Nebraska basketball game. “Having coach Donovan Raiola as the offensive line coach and being from Hawaii and his brother Dominic being from my high school who I trained with before one spring break. I knew the technique Raiola teaches and how it translates to the field and the NFL,” Scott said of the Raiola family. “It is great to have that Hawaii connection and someone that can relate to me and understand my mindset and goals of going to the next level is great!” https://www.on3.com/teams/nebraska-cornhuskers/news/huskers-land-transfer-portal-commitment-from-arizona-state-lineman-ben-scott/

I agree that Satt should have just called a run play, took the 3 points and put our defense out to hold them 1 last time... BUT... the more I look at that play Coleman WAS open and appears to have just given up on the route...

I'm just here for the cheese fries..!!

Odd... it takes me right to the play being described... HH has a pretty clean pocket and steps WAY up into a sack...

Sam Hunt out of Missouri.. asking for a friend...

OR... you just choose to continue to push your narrative... I could point to one and you will say "ya but that is just one", I could even go as far as labeling each pass play and pointing each one out but we all know that would not suffice either... I choose to state my observation and you have already posted video that corroborates my stance in my opinion.. I'm good.

just as easy as posting a video and claiming the same... Anyone that watches those objectively sees it..

several.. it has been noted many times that HH does this, even by Rhule when wide open receivers have been missed. Don't get me wrong, I'm thankful for HH stepping up and helping this offense.... But....

or have any effect on Memorial Stadium renovations.

I wouldn't be surprised if Chubba is there now...