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Faurot Field, is fieldturf with excellent drainage. Other than wet game balls shouldn't be too much of an issue.

You are betting on that? I'll take that bet. What do you say... $100? I'll wager you $100 that Gabbert does not throw 2 Ints, $150 that he won't throw 3. Go ahead and back down now because I know you aren't going to put your money where your mouth is on this one. Blaine is going to throw some interceptions this year, but I doubt very much its going to be 2-3 in one game, and certainly not against NU. In fact I'm thinking you are going to see a LOT of very short 7 yard patterns, screen plays, etc. I would be very surprised to see us pass over the middle and even more surprised to see us take more than 1 or 2 shots down the field, and if they are that WR is going to be wide open. If you had even watched any of our games thus far you would realize all of this. Blaine hasn't been intercepted for 2 reasons. 1. Our passing attack is predicated on the short game. 2. Yes a couple of defenders have indeed missed 3 real opportunities to intercept poorly thrown balls. You think NU's defense is going to hold MU to 225 yards of total offense? Are you really a football fan? Have you even watched NU play this year? Mizzou is not ULL, they will put up yards and they will put up points. The final score of the game however could go either way.

You mean how many teams would have to lose twice in order for that to happen.

Nebraska in the NCG? You are seriously delusional.

Fairly useless statistic. Prior to last night OU was ranked #1 in the nation in scoring defense and they still lost to Miami who was 87th in the Nation in Scoring Offense. The point of this is just because you have an average number of points scored against you, it is just an average. You can give up 28 points in 1 game and 0 in the next 3 and have an average of 7 points per game. Bad part about this is that the game you have up 28 points you might have only scored 21 points and that means a loss. Don't get yourself too caught up in statistics at this point in the season.

Oh the irony of that statement.

Are you really going to go off of what ifs? Because if that is the case, what about the 3 times MU was in the red zone and took FGs instead of TDs, especially on the 2nd to last possession that started on the 11 yard line, in which they ran the ball 3 times in succession to eat clock? And so on and so forth. Its the same reason why NU doesn't get credit for "almost" beating VT and the score being NU +20 in that game. You don't get to pick and choose situational phrases to try and prove a point. By the way are you a registered official in any sport at any level much less D1 FBS?

With Kendal Hunter not playing at OSU right now, he shouldn't have too much other competition.

The transitive property doesn't work well in college football.