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Next curse to destroy - Ten year losing streak at KSU

HAHA Shows how great the golden shower I mean rule thing worked. Here's a golden rule for them: Actions speak louder than words.

Goodjob Blackshirts for representing at Obie Trice

WOOHOO CODY

starting to show up?

THERE! Pressure! Incomplete!

What is our main objective on defense here? No pressure, no coverage = our weakness

GRIX

why is it operation USC on 3rd down?

WOW. OOPS.

Let's go.... 97 yards.......let's put it away.

I think the only thing that will be exploding for meyer is his right testicle.

Basically Hearst/Argyle is saying "Hey, you should charge your customers more so we can charge you more."

I agree I would not do anything drastic. Being a fan is about winning and losing. Of course I would be a little ticked about everyone having their way with the skers, but that's as far as my reaction goes. I'm going to wonder what lies ahead for the team and coaches to get back on track.

Why not stick with what has worked best so far. Try to establish the run to open up play action. What's more important I'd say is what happens if ISU defends the run well. Then it's flea flicker time, lol.

There's a fine line between being a critic and being a douchebag.

Thats correct.

IMO, in a 7 game series, it would be 6-1 NU. Derek Fine would have 14 dropped TD passes, and Barmann would have 9 picks. Last night just proved that even when NU is outplayed by KU they still can't win. Let's face it, Nebraska played pretty poorly overall and still won. Either way.....

That's exactly what it was. In the OWH this morning Cosgrove confessed the D held back because the shovel pass had been so productive in previous games averaging 30 yds a play. Personally I don't think coaching in fear is a good gameplan. Yup, actually IMO you need to be fearless.

I agree. Hopefuly we learn from this game and it makes us a better team.

Blackshirts will have to step it up next week against ISU and

First of all... Second, that was USC at L.A. not KU in Lincoln. It was a little easier getting open against KU's DBs. I don't like bringing up this subject again, but how do you know that. We never tested the USC DB's. All I know is what I see. We were ripping through KU's D-line early on, that opened up play action. When KU stopped the run, NU still came through proving they were the better team. USC made it very hard to throw and after stopping the run they proved they were the better team IMO.

I was happy how ZT still hung in there and made some confident throws when he needed to. Our O-line needs to step up with him so he retains that confidence. Taylor seemed to have some serious zip on the ball at times tonight.

Good post. NU vs. KU may be a good ticket to get next year Husker fans.