Kayvan

Alvano! Confidence builder. 

Johnson HOLDING that ball. 

Wasn’t he beyond the line of scrimmage?

Just run it forward. 

Polar Bear!!!

Fast close by Gifford! 

Sims will be in soon, me thinks. 

Catch a ball, Fidone….

3 minutes ago, Kayvan said:

Who is DK?

Ah, Kaelin…

On 10/11/2023 at 8:20 AM, BigRedBuster said:

Get both and let them battle it out.

Who is DK?

38-14 Nebraska. 
HH throws for 200+.

Doss/Coleman each see end zone (pass and sweep)

Defense gets 3 sacks and 2 TOs.

Fans hang around after halftime this week. 

6 minutes ago, Red Five said:

 

When you are only throwing the ball 22 times a game and completing half, there's not a lot of WR/TE touches to go around.

HH has his best day passing by far and we win by 24. One of the freshman receivers sees the end zone via pass and another one on a sweep. 

10 minutes ago, Dogs In A Pile said:

 

And yet they are 6-1 and ranked #112 in scoring offense while DONU is 3-3 & #120. Hmm

Turnovers and we’ve made less of an impact on special teams than they have.

1 hour ago, BigRedBuster said:

I'm excited about the rest of the season.  But, admittedly, I am nervous about this game.  Northwestern seems to always play us tough and, this is going to be a test to see if this team can mentally keep the momentum going.....or, do they fall back into their old ways of becoming complacent and letting a team like this beat them.

 

I agree, Rhule seems to be the coach that is doing all the right things to keep them focused.  Hopefully, this team has tasted a little bit of success and uses that to motivate them to finish the season strong.

 

This is a game that has the potential to show the culture is changing within the team.

Huskers by 24. 

6 minutes ago, Dogs In A Pile said:

 

Haha. So our #120 scoring offense is going to "hang 50" on their #10 scoring defense? K

 

I'll be happy if can manage a one point win. Looking at both offenses and defenses the O/U is probably going to be in the 30's.

 

It was obviously a joke. 
 

We will beat Iowa though. 

What I’ve been saying for weeks was reinforced. That we go 5-1 down the stretch and get 8 regular season wins..

The Big 10 has perhaps the best three teams in the country, and then hot garbage to fill out the rest. (This is good for a Nebraska surge to end the season).

I’ve been waiting too many years for the SEC to cycle out as the dominant conference. I think it’s finally happening.

I’d rather be a team that loses a tough defensive battle than a track race shootout. #coloradosucks #deionsucks

21 minutes ago, knapplc said:

Yeah, this is looking like less of a loss than I thought. Maryland should be handling Illinois with ease.

Yeah, they are not only NOT handling them, they are getting beat up on. In Maryland.

3 minutes ago, runningblind said:

Smoking today huh? Wanna share?

After my prediction comes true, you bet. We can celebrate our 8-4 record. 

Can’t wait to hang 50 on these Kakapos.

Yeah, I’m on the 5-1 train. 

On 10/8/2023 at 10:07 AM, Kayvan said:

Still a winnable game in Lincoln. 

I don’t understand why people would laugh at this statement. Maryland has beat up on some of the worst teams in college football, ended up getting killed by Ohio State, and are now struggling with Illinois. It’s in Lincoln and very possible that we’re riding a four game win streak when it happens. 

Really enjoyed the Stanford game tonight. Biggest comeback in Cardinal program history. Shut out in the first half and wins a shootout.

9 hours ago, BigRedBuster said:

It will be interesting to see what Northwestern does on offense.  Prior to Nebraska, Illinois was right at 50/50 pass/rush on the season.  Against us, they passed it 47 times to 19 rushes.

 

Northwestern 201 passes to 198 rushes on the season.  So...roughly 50% also.  They are averaging 6 yards per attempt and Illinois 7.26 prior to Nebraska.  Illinois averaged 6.14 against us.

Shutout, baby! It’s coming. 

Still a winnable game in Lincoln. 

Just now, ndobney said:

We look like Iowa

I’d rather look like Iowa in the first half of the first year under Matt Rhuke than I would Nebraska in the final year of Scott Frost.