PoloWearingBeaver

Hello darkness my old friend..... Not looking good

Are talking about the Ohio State offense that is 3rd nationally in rushing yards per game and runs the ball 61% of plays?

I don't think they finish 4-8, depending on if any quarterbacks stay healthy 6-6 is possible and needed for the extra practice time.

https://247sports.com/college/nebraska/LongFormArticle/Ohio-State-Buckeyes-Michigan-Wolverines-football-Penn-State-Nittany-Lions-ESPN-FPI-projects-final-record-Big-Ten-137343334/#137343334_8 ESPN FPI final record projection4-8 'It doesn't look good for Nebraska, who is projected to lose all five of its remaining games against Indiana, Purdue, Wisconsin, Maryland and Iowa. That's shocking to say the least. The Huskers are only winning 47.7 percent of simulations vs. the Hoosiers and 39.6 percent of simulations vs. the Boilermakers, two teams Nebraska out-talents in roster depth. A 4-8 second season for Scott Frost would require an epic meltdown."

I can't find the stuff atm but he's like top 10 in the country in coverage, passes defended and what not. Tackling is still his weakness, Gary Sharp ripped him after Minnesota.

If Frost wants to be like Tom then he has to hide a player's gun for him also. It's tradition. Day by day......

The negative press and that was worth it though to keep playing him.

Heady decided to trim it down, it's not in the OWH story.

These quotes are starting to sound like Bo.

Instead of spending $82.50 a ticket through the AD you can go on seat geek right now for $46, fees included.

And other contenders. Moos knows it, he just mentioned it after Minnesota. "Plus, we need to be in those high schools where the Ohio States, Alabamas and Clemsons are recruiting," Moos told the Journal Star last week. "If we're expected to get back into that kind of race, we have to have those kind of players." Moos makes no bones about it: Nebraska obviously needs an injection of talent. "It's a big part of the plan," he said of the fleet. "You're not going to win a national championship with all walk-ons. They're going to help. They're key in what we're trying to do. The heart and soul of Nebraska football is from the state of Nebraska. "But the arms and legs are from California, Texas and Florida. If we're going to get back to where we want to get, we have to be challenging other championship-caliber programs for players."