308_Husker

Yeah I'll give Jurgens a lot of credit on that 3rd down play. Dude just pulled to kick out block after snapping a shotgun snap to win the game. Well done, dude

It has certainly cost us games and it has most certainly been on Frost and his coaching staff for the continued errors. I will say it has gotten better the last few games. Martinez hasnt been taking 20 yard losses lately

If this team had a killer instinct, this team would be a one loss team.

I think this may be the most meta Martinez game ever.

We have talent. We recruit a lot of talent. It's just not reflected in the W-L column. Frost has to get this figured out.

Lol, throw some GD yolobombs out there. At least make it exciting

You'd think that a guy who loves contact as much as him would be able to break a tackle. Never happens

It's sad that such a metric should be discussed. I have hope that he matures and grows. I just don't see Moos getting rid of him

His job should be in question at the very least. Every problem this team has is on his shoulders.

I think we are going to go through several years of growing pains with Frost. I hope he matures as a head coach and we can turn this thing around. At this point, I'm not hopeful we win more than 6 games a year for the next 5 years.

You should not have said it, then.

It almost seems like Nebraska football is the COVID pandemic and Scott Frost is our Donald Trump.

There should be a league investigation into Purdue's field. If a field is responsible for injuring, possibly ending careers, then that school should be on the hook for any medical expenses that result from said playing surface. That school should then be suspended from play until the issue is proven to be rectified. I understand fields get ripped up, but when you hear of players dislocating ankles due to divots during the PREGAME? That should be a very big legal and liability issue.

Adrian's post game interview: He has certainly battled a lot of different things in his career at Nebraska. He's such a high character guy and I'm glad he's ours.

I saw that, too. I think he is maturing a lot this season. He took 4(not sure on total number) TERRIBLE snaps and he did his best to make something happen. This loss was not on Adrian, at all. This is the Adrian we all love to see and he deserves all the credit today. He played great.

Hats off to Adrian Martinez today. I thought he played a very solid game during an extremely shaky year. He lost his starting job this season, split time today with Luke, and still completed 18/20 passing and added yards on the ground with a score. He also had a long run called back for a holding penalty. He battled terrible snaps all day, putting him in bad positions to make a play. He never made a stink after losing the job to Luke and he seems to be such a solid team guy. This is the guy I want leading our team. When he is rolling and confident, he is extremely hard to stop. Yes, he had a very costly fumble during a crucial part of the game, but that guy played his a$$ off for us when the chips were ALWAYS stacked against him. He was as solid today as it gets for the Huskers this year. Well done.

Seems like this Mike Singletary post game interview would have some good advice for a lot of the players on this team:

That was huge. We can still get this. Clean up the mistakes and let's get the W

Lol...this is just peak Frost. Bad snap with a penalty on first down. Followed by a QB draw on 2nd and 29. Really innovating offense, Scott.

Our snapping has to be the worst 2-3 year stretch that I have ever seen in our program. Just pathetic

Sure effing seems like it

As weird as this year/season has been, we may win by 10. ... But we lose by 20.

That's the hallmark of the Scott Frost Era. All style and no substance with a healthy dose of lack of discipline.

Just like we did with Spielman