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Actually this stat can lie, because a team that is winning is going to run the ball more. So it is possible that a team that is winning is the reason they get 200 yds, rather than winning because you get 200 yds.

It's not the Pederson hire that I have a problem with. It's the extension like 3 months before he had to fire the guy. And he gets 0 credit for hiring TO as that was the easy obvious choice. Then he goes and shoots his mouth off at Bo this season. Fire Perlman.

I think we are missing the obvious. Watson for the Omaha Nighthawks.

Actually, the NFL possible strike/lock out could make it a better for kids to go pro this year, because I believe a rookie salary scale will be implemented by next season, which will lower the salaries for all rookies. Also there is no way there is no season next year, it may be shortened, but there will be football at some point in 2011.

Bo wants to play a spread offense, revolving around zone option, because that type of offense gave his defense the most trouble in the SEC. Shawn Watson is a West Coast offensive coordinator. It is not that either style is right or wrong, they are simply different. Notice how much more Nebraska was under center in a one back set rather then all spread all the time. Watson is not at his most comfortable calling a spread game. There in lies many of our offensive trouble. Proverbial square peg, round hole.

As I recall, isn't Jenni Carlson garbage?

Sorry, I am new to this whole thing.

In an article about DeJon Gomes Curt McKeever states that 23 seniors and 2 juniors will play their final game for Nebraska tomorrow. Is he assuming two juniors are going to turn pro, or what am I missing?

BTW if we win the Big X(ii) title we will go to the Fiesta Bowl and most likely get to hammer Pedeyshine and Pitt. Honestly thats something to look forward to.

Keep Texas home for Christmas this week.

You honestly don't see how it looks bad for a conference to have Nebraska win the Conference championship or even the division championship for that matter and then waltz off to the Big 10. That would be at least a little embarrassing.

On the replay you can see Ron Brown tell Taylor to get down, because last time a QB hobbled off (I believe Cody Green against Iowa St.) NU didn't get an official timeout. They had to burn a time out to prevent a delay penalty.

The outside inside crack back refers to a WR or TE split out wide who comes in and blocks an inside defensive player below the waist. A one on one chop block is perfectly legal between two linemen.

The article wasn't terrible, but at times came across as petty and unprofessional. Nothing to lose sleep over. Definitely not Gabe DeArmound calling Nebraskans inbred.