secretasianman

They liked that shotgun for 4th and 1.. saw it on our film 

I think the easy answer is that Raiola goes due to o-line performance. Well, strength and conditioning; as well as the athletic ability of the players I think have had a bigger impact on the results.  So I’m good with Raiola staying.

McGuire — too early to tell.  Surprised by the hire.  His group has had minimal impact, but again, quality of players is a factor.

I’m good with keeping the staff intact.  Some consistency and continuity would be appreciated.  
Lastly, Rhule was given a blank check to assemble the best staff.  I wish he would have done that.  

5 minutes ago, Waldo said:

Didn’t they tell you this was a 5 year rebuild. Can’t compete with the big boys until then 

Yeah and they better get us now  right?

Rutgers was tougher against  Michigan.

3 minutes ago, Packerhuskerfan said:

Frost would have had the decency to lose by just a score.

Seriously hating him right now for the condition in which he left this program.  

2 minutes ago, runningblind said:

Calm down people.  What the hell did you expect? Y'all make me laugh. 

I didn’t expect them to win, but I thought they’d keep it close until the 2nd half. 
So many times, you see top teams go into the underdog’s stadium and it’s a buzz saw environment and the home team is hyped and you can just feel the upset potential in the air.  
what’s happening now is what we figured, but it’s too bad that the coaches and players look like they figured this would happen too. 

I don’t think the players had any belief that they would even compete today.  Can see it in the body language .

Define “back”

38 minutes ago, Kayvan said:

We’re supposed to be developing a “next man up” program. If this season is about building for the next few years, this will be tough, but it ain’t a bad thing. Mr. Johnson, Mr. Ives, let’s see what ya got. We’ll be better next year for it.  

Glad I read the thread because I was going to say exactly this.

Also, through 3 games: 

Johnson- 12 carries, 65 yds., 0 TD’s

Ervin Jr.- 38 carries, 196 yds., 1 TD 

Neither are game breakers.  Feel bad for the guys, but realistically, shouldn’t be difficult to replace. 

3 minutes ago, WWG1_we_GBR said:

I would take a good hot dog vendor over Rhule

I always thought that big “der Wienerschlinger” guy would be a good O-line coach 

Sanders is a win - now coach.  I don’t know if he is a program builder.  He may only be there to elevate Shaddeur and Shiloh Sanders to the NFL, and once they are done, he’s out .  
He’s a good hype man and knows how to attract talent.  He is a good coach, and I think a better coach than Rhule,  but time will tell if he’s committed to Colorado .

Rhule.. well we were told that he turned around Temple and Baylor.  Not too sure about that.  Frost turned around UCF.. so there ya go.   

1 hour ago, runningblind said:

I learned Amigos should add a fruit turnover to the Sims signature meal.

Sims meal should be their new Mexican pizza.  That is a miss for sure. 

Sims is sporadic with the abilities of both a playmaker and play breaker. 
Unfortunately, I think Sims is the best decision at this point … or… 

We go with Haarberg in the role of a game manager.  But that means the running backs and the o-line need to step it up big time to become the rushing production and Haarberg makes a good scramble here and there.  We call smart/easy throws for him, grind clock , play conservative and hang your hat on the D.  We basically become Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin until we go Primetime on the portal next season.  

4 minutes ago, C-4 said:

Sanders is erratic with his accuracy and that stunted multiple Colorado drives today. Their run game was non-existent for the majority of the game. I expect the majority of our opponents to have better all-around offensive play.

So we’re giving up more than 36 per game the rest of the way ?

I learned that Jeff Sims is our best player on offense ….. but he’s also our worst player on offense.

Also, Ethan Piper looked lost out there.

Defense— good scheme overall, just a step slow at critical times.

9 minutes ago, commando said:

i learned fans will storm the field after beating a team that hasn't had a winning record in forever.   

Well.. they were 1-11 last year , I look at it more as they are finally able to celebrate  a win; and against a rival.  

1 minute ago, GSG said:

 

Don't forget to cup the balls

Yeah, I figured you’d have tips 

3 minutes ago, Cornbred said:

Are you really this thick? Personality is who you are not what you do. It's a weak move to not see that.

Personality breeds action.  Well, looks to me like personality put a winner together today.  

1 minute ago, GSG said:

 

Douches of a feather flock together

Well the douches are winning today.  Don’t get lost in your feelings bro

4 minutes ago, Cornbred said:

Uhm, didn't say anything about his coaching. It's his personality. Sorry you can't differentiate between the two.

His personality.. you know, All he does is exactly what he says he’s going to do — at every level.  He can act however he wants. 
You can call him a douche, I call him a winner.   You can’t handle a guy going and doing exactly what he says he’s going to do and resort to name calling?  That’s a weak move .

1 minute ago, huskerfan74 said:

No doubt Deion is a douch but we allow that with our horrible play. We can’t argue that he wiped the floor with Rhule

Deion is not a douche.  He’s now out coached Sonny Dykes and Rhule .  Sorry you can’t deal with that .

7 minutes ago, Cornbred said:

I wonder if Amigo's is wanting their nil money back?

Well I want my money back after trying their new Mexican pizza.   This game’s over , might as well go off topic. 
Taco Bell Mexican pizza > Amigos mex pizza

We done 

43 minutes ago, Hilltop said:

I tried searching but couldn't find any results.  I would be surprised if a Husker team has ever lost when rushing for 300.  

300 .. you’re probably correct, though Nebraska did rush for 257 in the loss to  Georgia Southern.