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It was working. Running was alright, but blocking was sub-par and the fact Purdue was blitzing 90% of the time. I was hoping for a bit more play action to ease the defensive blitzing calls to allow for more runs. Fumbles are continuing to be a problem.

Took the words out of my mouth.

What else is there to bitch about after todays game? Stanley's ejection?

I wanted the shutout, disappointed we didn't get it, but I'm not pissed off enough to rant about it. I believe it was Jonathon Rose on the coverage. Purdue played a great game, and they fought hard.

Well I'll be rushing out to get a copy of NCAA 14 nevertheless. Who knows if I will ever play a college football game again.

If that is the same exact horseshoe from 1922, wow. Think about all the history, all the hands, all the memories that horseshoe has. Well over $50,000. My guess would be $70 - $90k.

Arent most of these vehicles paid for by the boosters?

Marvin Sanders for the DC job?

I have a feeling this is the beginning of the end for other collegiate sport games.

Some people see an opportunity to throw Martinez under the bus and keep running him over.

What was Paps role at LSU when Bo was the defensive coordinator?

AngryHusker88 is angry.

Martial Law coming soon? http://freepatriot.org/2013/09/18/watch-fema-dhs-386000-foreign-troops-now-on-u-s-soil-obama-issuing-martial-law-in-october/

certain games are not a gimme in this conference. I like that. I am interested in what other teams in this conference are doing and how they are doing it. For once I feel like I am a fan of a conference and not just a team of the conference. Go Big Red! Go Big Ten!

I have never heard anything official on why Marvin Sanders left Nebraska. It's mostly been rumors coming out of people's mouth. All I know is that he left citing personal and family reasons. I don't see where all the negativity was coming from since if there was any truth to it, USC wouldn't have hired him. He is currently coaching a high school in Los Angeles. Loyola High School

Anyone else remember how quick Lane Kiffin left Tennessee for USC? Pepperidge Farm remembers.

FWIW - Illinois is ranked #11th in the Big Ten when it comes to defending against the pass.

I'll start defensively. 3rd down conversions - Rank #32 Opponent att - 47 opponent comp - 15 Percentage 31% Kickoff return defense - Rank #8 Avg 16.5 yds per return Interceptions - Rank #3 Tied with Missouri at 9 INT That's pretty much it. Nebraska averages 2 sacks per game and 6 tackles for loss a game. The only positives statistically for individuals on the defense was Baptiste and Evans with 4 and 4 INTs respectively. Stanley is tied with 2 other players leading the nation in Interceptions. Offensively Quincy Enunwa is in the Top 10 with 5 TD catches. Imani Cross is in the Top 20 with 5 rushing TDs. Ameer ranks #8 in the nation in total rushing yds with 465, needs about 200 to catch up to Melvin Gordon of Wisconsin, Here is one bright stat, Nebraska ranks #1 in pass sacks allowed. 2 sacks so far tied with Navy, Air Force and Toledo. Nebraska ranks #4 in first down offense. (Wyoming ranks ahead of us by 7 first downs). Nebraska ranks #15 in scoring offense average 43 points per game. #14 in rushing offense and for giggles #78 in passing offense but completes 78% of its passes. Nebraska and Michigan St have only given up 1 INT while Michigan has given up 9. Finally Nebraska ranks #58 in Red Zone offense with an 85% completion rate. Comparing them to other teams that have seen the red zone 20 plus times like Nebraska has, there are about a dozen teams that have a better percentage in the red zone than Nebraska does, the highest being Ohio State at 95%.

Is it true that terminally ill folks over the age of 56 will no longer be given treatments but rather medication to make them "comfortable"? I think the only exception is cancer, where the cutoff is 76.

If players aren't tackling in practice, how are they getting injured in practice?