Torgan

Missed tackles are ridiculous.  

Looked like Casey was limping off the field after the TD.

Just now, Kayvan said:

Two Husker sacks on the next series! Manifesting...

I'll have what you're having.

Grant in space is excellent.  When he runs into the back of our O-Line, not so much.

Maybe Trev is busy changing the locks on Scott Frost's office door, and putting his personal items in cardboard boxes.

Untouched into the end zone.  W A F J

This is a mid to lower FCS team, making Nebraska look even worse.

Defense is going to be on the field most of the game.

Just now, Fan100 said:

I refuse to think Nebraska sucks

there

hate me

Not hate, just confusion.

Now let's see how pathetic our D is this week.

Great kicking.

What a joke.

already 2 penalties in 1 play against NU.  

Nebraska lost the toss will start with the ball.

SF's legacy will be one of a narcissist who came into a P5 head coaching job, because he spent two years at a low level FBS school, where he was fortunate enough to have had an amazing QB and super easy schedule leading to an undefeated season.  Then Nebraska came calling.  His now even more inflated sense of self worth caused him to make bombastic claims about his new conference, even before his team took a snap.  Now here he is 5 years later sitting with twice as many losses than wins, no bowl games, a couple of NCAA investigations and penalties, and with his ego still making stupid mind numbing game time decisions, and all this from the highest paid coach in Nebraska history.  A legacy of a loser who if his name would have been anything other than Scott Frost, wouldn't still be coaching at Nebraska.  

All I expect from todays game is continued poor tackling, questionable time management, mind-boggling decisions and a game that will be WAY closer than it has any reason to be.  i.e. your typical Scott Frost led Nebraska Football game.  

Doesn't Scott Frost have to sit out a game this season?  Let him sit out Oklahoma and then fire him right before the Hoosiers game.  That way we only have one more game with him as our Head coach.

At this point HCSF will do whatever is necessary to lose winnable games.  It's his M.O.  I was cautiously optimistic prior to the season, but at this point, after what I saw against an at best mediocre Northwestern squad, I'm not seeing more than a couple wins this season.  And if they happen to lose either of the next couple games, the wheels will have completely come off the cart and you'll see a lot of names hit the transfer portal which will force Trev to take drastic action.  Which to be honest, may be the best option to try and recover some portion of the season under an interim coach.  With Scott at the helm I see only 2 wins, and major drama.  

9 minutes ago, BaytownHusker said:

We might be good in the Big 12 too. lol

Yeah we would.  Conference Series record of Big 10 vs Big 12 Regular Season is 52-48 or 52%.  In bowl games Big 10 vs. Big 12 is 16-18 or 47.1%. I'd be happy to be competitive against the Big 12 or anyone at this point.  

Back in the heyday of the 90's, other teams sent coaches here to see how Nebraska developed it's players.  Our strength and conditioning was top tier stuff, FSU, Florida and Wisconsin, being some of those schools.  Somewhere along the line, we lost that, so perhaps it's time we sent our coaches out and relearn what we've lost.  Or better yet bring in a coach who is already familiar with player development.  Dave Aranda went from 2-7 to 12-2, in one year and Matt Rhule went from 1-11 to 11-3 in two years.  That's development.

Either of these coaches would be able to bring enough in recruiting and be able to develop that talent to be competitive, and get back to winning games we should be winning, with the occasional highlight season.  Just my $.02

On 8/24/2022 at 2:09 PM, Jason Sitoke said:

Is last year against northwestern considered ‘history’?  

Yes, it is.  And now so is today's game.  As well as Scott Frosts career at the University of Nebraska.

Just my take, and I know next to nothing, but to me until I start seeing a Scott Frost led Nebraska team gut up and consistently putting up solid wins against middle of the pack B1G teams, then I have to go with history, and history indicates this is Northwestern's year.   Northwestern 17 - Nebraska 14 in an extremely ugly and low scoring first game.  

Heading to the local Irish bar only a couple blocks from my home.  Unfortunately, Nebraska doesn't have a particularly great record when I watch the game there.  Hopefully it's time to change that.  

In Lincoln now and it's Cold AF.  28 degrees.  More like a November game than a Spring game.  But the sun's out and hopefully it will warm up to a decent temp before kickoff.

I want to see the contract Nebraska signed stating they have to lose by 7.