Igetbored216

Yikes

Nothing that we don't already know. Nebraska consistently finds ways to lose

If Martinez stays in the game, Nebraska is going to lose this game

Purdue's QB might be Nebraska's best defender so far

It's so bad that it's good. It always puts me in a good mood when I listen to it

Okay, here it is. Keep in mind, this is just a rumor. Jim Tressel is coming to Nebraska to take over as head coach, and Scott Frost will be the offensive coordinator. So, Troy Walters is the one that will be leaving.

Seriously people. You really need to work on your Google game. It's on numerous message boards

It's pretty easy to find. I messaged someone from this board to see if they would say something, and before they could respond, I read about it on a Google

I read the rumor. Hopefully everything works out. Not sure how this works for a student athlete.

I thought the offensive play calling was fine once Vedral went out. Yeah, it was a lot of the same plays, but Indiana wasn't exactly stopping it. I'm fine calling the same play, or similar plays if it nets positive yardage. If the other team can't stop it, keep doing it until they can.

Bring BACK EA NCAA Football!

Timing is everything with the screens. Everyone has to work together: oline, RB, and QB. Luke threw one of the best screen passes I have seen at Nebraska for a while.

I doubt anyone will be sitting

I can vouch for these TVs. Solid picture, great input lag time (if you're into gaming), and I really like the built in Roku. Great value TV

What would change the ratings? Coaching?

While the overall recruiting ratings would not be accurate for the reason you mention above (attrition), the actual ratings of the players that are starters on the depth chart show Nebraska with the slightest edge over Minnesota, and more of an edge over Indiana. If you looked at the ratings, and everything else was equal, you would say that Nebraska and Minnesota should be in a close game, and Nebraska should win comfortably against Indiana. So, I think Undone's interpretation might be closer to the truth than the "no talent" argument I keep seeing. A few notes: 1) The rating is from 247 sports, which I feel is a fair evaluation of talent 2) I got the depth charts from the team website. Just seeing Nebraska's week-to-week, the depth charts for other teams may not be 100% accurate. If there are mistakes, I would be happy to fix them 3) There were two players for Minnesota I couldn't find a composite rating for: Sam Renner and Jordan Howden. From what I understand, Sam is a walkon that had no other offers; Jordan had one other offer from Idaho St. ratings.pdf

I thought he was running pretty tough, considering his size. Not Wandale tough, but still tough.

Sadly, I think my original prediction of one more win (against Maryland) looks pretty accurate. I keep saying I'm not even going to watch the game next week, but I always do. I can't help it. Then I get irritated by what I see. I think I have issues.

QBs are bound to get injured when they run that much

Stop putting linebackers on their best receiver. Jesus

I don't mind the idea of alternative uniforms, but like you said, they have been really underwhelming. I think people make too big of a deal over them. The players and recruits like them, and it's once a year. Personally, I don't really care what the Huskers are wearing. I just want them to play well. I'm tired of seeing crappy football.

*Running out of home games that we have a decent chance of winning

Is this for their stellar defensive performance against Minnesota, is the bye week being counted as a game, or are they wearing them because it's probably the last home game they have an okay chance at winning?

I picked 5-7. I think Nebraska beats Maryland and loses the rest.