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1. We still lack discipline. I cant believe the amount of dumb costly penalties. 2. Even taking injuries into account, our O line needs help. 3. Basic fundamentals like tackling and blocking are lacking. I lost track of how missed tackles we had. 4. We lack fire in the belly. 5. Our receivers drop the ball too much. I am happy they infected Purdue's receivers though, which contributed to us winning the game. 6. De"Monay does not look confident as a return man. He is not the same as his first year. 1. Tanner Lee continues to improve and had a nice performance. 2. Jalin Bradley was impressive, I hope we see much more of him! 3. The team did not quit. 4. Our screen game showed a hint of improvement. It did not look as awkward and unpracticed as it usually does. Overall, I am a bit disappointed in the team coming off a buy week as we still looked unprepared. However, I am VERY excited that our Huskers won!

Not sure what our YOLO success rate has been over the years but I suspect its pretty low. But, as many times as we seem to keep going back to it, maybe I am wrong? It reminds me of a gambling addict who is always trying to "win it back". YOLO failed again..... but I know it going to work "next" time.

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I love Stanley. However, he is like a roller coaster and the game of golf - a series of ups and downs. One minute I am amazed by the catches he is able to make and then let down as he drops a well placed pass.

I always have hope that we win but it is tempered with reality. I like bits and pieces of our team, but overall I just don't think we are a good team. Even though the defense is trending up, I am not sold at this point, as we have not really played a good team. I think Wisky will bring pressure most of the game and rattle TL. Our O line still baffles me for many reasons.....they are the by far the weakest link on the team IMO. Our D only seems effective when they bring pressure. They looked like rock stars against an Illinois team that really did not focus on passing the ball much. Our secondary has not impressed; Eric Lee needs to work on getting his head around when the ball is in the air. As I have said, I have hope but I can't say I feel good about this game and the rest of the season.

I have seen enough of the Tanner Lee show. I would take my chances on PB.

I have seen enough of the Tanner Lee show. I would take my chances on POB.

Just logged in to post a few observations. Our D is looking solid. I really like finally seeing a bit of aggressiveness. Tanner Lee still makes poor decisions. Langs drives me absolutely nuts!! I hope he gets the stomach flu or bad case of the sh#ts at half time and Riley has to take over.

Earn my trust back....Stop embarrassing Husker Nation. Our team looks soft, mistake prone and undisciplined. That all on the coaches. I want to see a hungry team on the field that doesn't consistently shoot themselves in the foot. To do that he needs to clean house and get a few new assistant coaches. Cav -gone DL-gone Diaco get more time but I am not impressed with his soft style of play so far. Riley needs also needs to pull his head out of his ### and figure out special teams. Last, its obvious to me that other coaches have done their homework on us and find our week spots each week. I never get the feeling Riley does that. It always looks to me like the same predictable, boring, mistake prone play each week. Fix that also and he may earn my trust back.

Set high goals that are tempered with reasonable expectations. Goals do not need to be accomplished immediately, but establishing a timeline in accordance with expectations should be done. As you move forward, never forget to raise expectations and set higher goals. Compromise is a great thing and should be considered with many things, but integrity is not one them. Lack of integrity is like a bad attitude, it can be contagious. Winning a championship with integrity compromises would feel like cheating at Monopoly when playing with my kids. -Yeah, I won....but the victory will seem empty.

Yes! There was plenty "softness" and lack of fire, but our atrocious tackling the entire game really stood out. We kept hearing about it be emphasized this year while incorporating the rugby style tackling; they must of just watched a video on it and called it good. I saw plenty of those stupid throw my body at them attempts instead of wrapping up along with some other poor technique attempted tackles.

What does Banker do well? He says some crazy sh*t that makes us laugh.

So can we criticize Langsdorf for leaving our tackles on a island all night? It only took me a handful of plays to figure out that Gates couldn't handle their DE and we needed to use a TE or RB to help him out. Yes you are spot on. I think there was a bit of help in the 4th quarter but geez, talk about failure to adjust.

I have not been around quite as long as you, but in the ball park. I want to see what Riley and staff can do but frustration sets in when things like the basics of football are just not happening. A coaching staff can put some fire in the bellies of it players and make them believe. Attitudes are contagious and instilling that in players in on the coaches. Fundamentals like a good tackling technique or staying home, leverage etc, that is on the coaches. We all know that talent is important and recruiting has to be emphasis, but coaches need to play with the hands they have right now, and the basics of coaching seem to be lacking.

Just logged in to vent. If I have to pick ONE reason only that we lose this game: 1. Poor tackling! I am getting tired of the no wrap up tackles. On another note, we look like we just woke up from a nap in time to play. We are not even close to fired up. Its hard to watch.

When rooting for a team I break down my preferences like this: 1. What ever helps Nebraska 2. The Big Ten conference 3. Coaches and programs I respect 4. Who ever is playing the SEC conference Ohio St over Clemson - Rule 2 Washington over Alabama - Rules 3&4

I laughed my a## off. I took no offense. Of course, it took me down memory lane as well; I would love to have that car!

I truly am not sure Banker needs to go...re-watch the OSU and Iowa game and get back to me. So.... our entire defense missing tackles is the DC's fault? Ultimately poor/missing tackles does fall back on the coordinator. It falls back on him to teach and practice proper pursuit angles, good tackling technique, and reinforce the importance of good eye discipline, not over pursuing, staying home etc. We saw problems in many of those areas in the Iowa game.

Offensive identity against IOWA: YOLO....go long.

Addressing it in the media was not the best way for this young man to do this IMO. Use the proper channels, which starting with the media first or ever, is something I don't believe you will find in any corporate, small business or school handbook. Perhaps use the media as a last resort if the complaint appears to fallen on deaf ears.

I see now this is a duplicate thread mods. Please delete or merge.

This is more about venting frustration than anything else. Anyone else want to chime in and vent with this format? Keep: Riley - Head Coach Bray - Linebackers Davis - Running Backs Parrella - Defensive Line Stewart - Defensive Backs Williams - Receivers Jury still out: Cavanaugh - Offensive Line Thin ice: Langsdorf - Offensive Coordinator Banker - Defensive Coordinator Has to go: Reed - Special Teams

9-3 is a decent season record. It just feels to some of us like a let down because of the blowout loss to OSU and our end of season game loss in which we played pretty sloppy football. If we had been at least competitive in those 2 losses, like we were in the Wisconsin game, perhaps the feeling would be different.