In the Deed the Glory Posted October 23, 2009 Share Posted October 23, 2009 So for fun, here is my prediction with both starters Game result with CG result with ZL ISU W 41-7 W 31-14 I feel ZL will have the defense on the field longer @ Baylor W 24-3 W 17-10 CG first road game, Lee on the road OU L 17-21 L 7-31 Don't like our chances in this game, same ol' Lee @ KU W 41-21 W 35-31 There D is so bad we will score, our D will slow them down KSU W 49-3 W 31-10 Again the D is tired, on the field too long with Lee @ CU W 27-10 W 21-13 Usually close, we pull away at the end. So I think the record would be the same, but think we COULD be a better team with a mobile QB. I realize I don't have much to go off of for this prediction, just my gut feeling. I feel CG may have took a lot of chances, but at least he isn't afraid to try and make a play. I also think he wouldn't press so much if he wasn't down by 3 TDs. I guess I feel that if you win the same games with CG or ZL, and if you think CG wins the starting job next year, why don't you start him now? Anyway, there you go, my prediction. I agree with starting Green right now so that he can begin to mature. But, I find it interesting that in every prediction you have the opposing team scoring more points with Lee as the starting QB. I realize the defense would likely be on the field more with Lee, but they haven't really shown issues with getting fatigued late in the game, despite having been on the field ALOT in all of our major games thus far. As a very young starter, Green is much more likely to be prone to turnovers than Lee is, especially as he has shown that he is more willing to take chances in the passing game. It seems to me that if we start Lee, we'll probably continue to have a bunch of low-scoring, ugly games where neither team can score due to our offensive ineptitude, but defensive prowess. If Green starts, we'll probably put more points on the board, but be more susceptible to giving up points due to turnovers. I'd personally take Green at this point. We would at least get some exciting football instead having to watch our offense go 3 and out all day. I would say that if we continue to go three and out consistently, the D is going to be exhausted. The longer you get into a season the more likely your big guys are going to be fatigued earlier in the game. It will also give the opposing O more drives, which gives them a better chance to score. To the Green point, I see that. However I would counter with the fact that our D hasn't given up a TD on a turnover yet. They are great in quick change. It is when you have to stop a B12 offense on 65 or 70 plays that you are going to be exhausted. I don't know, all in all I think the D is great, but will start to break down emotionally if the O can't score. Either way, whoever starts, lets support the guy. Don't boo Zac Lee when he comes out if he starts, that would be terrible for this program, its fans, and the future recruits. What does that say about our level of support of Bo if we boo his decision before anything happens on the field that day? Quote Link to comment
admo Posted October 23, 2009 Share Posted October 23, 2009 Tomorrow Zac Lee will be the starter and we will see an amazing performance from him. He will have a career day and the offense will look good. Everyone around campus will switch from the "start Cody" bandwagon back to hyping Zac Lee. Lee will start the rest of the season and lead us to a 9-3 season and the B12CG. that is all. thoughts? I like it except for the bold part. Unfortunately, too many dorks are all hyped up over how Green dominates in their mind. Quote Link to comment
CornBall Posted October 23, 2009 Share Posted October 23, 2009 Tomorrow Zac Lee will be the starter and we will see an amazing performance from him. He will have a career day and the offense will look good. Everyone around campus will switch from the "start Cody" bandwagon back to hyping Zac Lee. Lee will start the rest of the season and lead us to a 9-3 season and the B12CG. that is all. thoughts? Certainly possible, but I don't share the optimism. This guy wasn't recruited by any d1s out of JUCO for a reason. He's inaccurate. And he's indecisive because he knows he's inaccurate. Not good. What's worse, he's apparently the best that we've got on the team right now at his position. Before the season started, I bought into the hype that he would be at least as good as Ganz, so I figured 3 to 4 losses, but an appearance in the CCG. Well, he ain't that good. So I'm penciling in losses against KU, OU, and quite possibly CU. I see an appearance in the CCG as a possibility, but that's just because everyone else in the north sucks, too. Quote Link to comment
junior4949 Posted October 23, 2009 Share Posted October 23, 2009 If we lose to KU, CU, and OU I don't think there's a snowballs chance we make it to the Big 12 Championship game. If we do, the Big 12 Commissioner should force us to forfeit. Quote Link to comment
Enhance Posted October 23, 2009 Share Posted October 23, 2009 I don't disagree with the first couple of sentences. I'm not in the 9-3 season yet. I want to see how KU looks against OU before getting that excited. We could very well lose to OU and still be in the Big 12 Championship game and lose to Texass which would make us a 4 loss team. If we're strictly going with regular season and excluding the Big 12 Championship game and a bowl game, then yeah I can buy a 9-3 season. 9-3 is based on regular season only, otherwise I think he would have said 10-3 or 9-4 or even 11-3, 10-4, 9-5. So, pretty much any possible combination of wins and losses? Quote Link to comment
caveman99 Posted October 23, 2009 Share Posted October 23, 2009 I don't disagree with the first couple of sentences. I'm not in the 9-3 season yet. I want to see how KU looks against OU before getting that excited. We could very well lose to OU and still be in the Big 12 Championship game and lose to Texass which would make us a 4 loss team. If we're strictly going with regular season and excluding the Big 12 Championship game and a bowl game, then yeah I can buy a 9-3 season. 9-3 is based on regular season only, otherwise I think he would have said 10-3 or 9-4 or even 11-3, 10-4, 9-5. So, pretty much any possible combination of wins and losses? Not really, the other records I threw up there were the possibilities if we play 13 or 14 games (BIG XII CG and/or Bowl Game). Obviously you can only get 9-3 if you play JUST 12 games, the regular season. Quote Link to comment
clone Posted October 23, 2009 Share Posted October 23, 2009 He's inaccurate. And he's indecisive because he knows he's inaccurate. Not good. What's worse, he's apparently the best that we've got on the team right now at his position. inaccurate? Really? the evidence says otherwise. he COMPLETED 72% of his passes vs TT. That ISN'T inaccurate. That, is damn good... and NO INTS. And it was better than his season average of 61% And he did that.. IN A BIG GAME. opinions vary, he MIGHT be many things, but inaccurate isn't one of them. especially in the TT game. as reference-- the top ten passers in the country: Bowl Subdivision (FBS) National Player Report Passing Efficiency Year: 2009 Thru: 10/17/09 Minimum Pct. of Games Played 75 Minimum 15 pass attempts per game Rank Player Pos Cl Gm Patt Pcomp Comppct Int Intpct Pyds Ydspatt TDs TDpct Rating 1 Kellen Moore, Boise St. QB SO 6 164 114 69.51 2 1.22 1404 8.56 16 9.76 171.18 2 Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame QB JR 6 191 124 64.92 2 1.05 1804 9.45 14 7.33 166.35 3 Tim Tebow, Florida QB SR 6 110 72 65.45 2 1.82 1032 9.38 8 7.27 164.63 4 Max Hall, BYU QB SR 7 219 152 69.41 10 4.57 2069 9.45 16 7.31 163.74 5 Greg Alexander, Hawaii QB SR 5 150 98 65.33 4 2.67 1433 9.55 9 6.00 160.05 6 Tyrod Taylor, Virginia Tech QB JR 7 118 68 57.63 3 2.54 1154 9.78 9 7.63 159.86 7 Bill Stull, Pittsburgh QB SR 7 171 114 66.67 3 1.75 1409 8.24 14 8.19 159.39 8 Jacory Harris, Miami (FL) QB SO 6 162 105 64.81 7 4.32 1518 9.37 11 6.79 157.29 9 Case Keenum, Houston QB JR 6 308 216 70.13 4 1.30 2501 8.12 19 6.17 156.10 10 G.J. Kinne, Tulsa QB SO 6 155 96 61.94 2 1.29 1296 8.36 12 7.74 155.14 30 Zac Lee, Nebraska QB JR 6 160 98 61.25 3 1.88 1213 7.58 10 6.25 141.81 Lots of big names below him in QB rating. http://web1.ncaa.org/mfb/natlRank.jsp?year=2009&rpt=IA_playerpasseff&site=org&div=IA&dest=O 38 Jerrod Johnson, Texas A&M QB JR 6 256 148 57.81 3 1.17 1893 7.39 16 6.25 138.21 39 Colt McCoy, Texas QB SR 6 223 156 69.96 7 3.14 1537 6.89 11 4.93 137.85 40 Greg McElroy, Alabama QB JR 7 173 103 59.54 3 1.73 1325 7.66 9 5.20 137.57 41 Sean Canfield, Oregon St. QB SR 6 196 133 67.86 4 2.04 1405 7.17 8 4.08 137.46 42 Trey Revell, La.-Monroe QB JR 6 140 81 57.86 5 3.57 1124 8.03 8 5.71 137.01 43 Landry Jones, Oklahoma QB FR 5 154 91 59.09 5 3.25 1111 7.21 11 7.14 136.77 44 Joe Kemp, Tulane QB SO 6 120 78 65.00 6 5.00 1007 8.39 4 3.33 136.49 45 Colin Kaepernick, Nevada QB JR 6 152 94 61.84 5 3.29 1109 7.30 9 5.92 136.09 46 Tate Forcier, Michigan QB FR 7 140 81 57.86 4 2.86 1027 7.34 9 6.43 134.98 47 Tyler Sheehan, Bowling Green QB SR 7 337 220 65.28 4 1.19 2336 6.93 14 4.15 134.84 48 Blaine Gabbert, Missouri QB SO 6 218 126 57.80 5 2.29 1620 7.43 12 5.50 133.80 He ain't chopped liver. Quote Link to comment
HuskerTrucker Posted October 24, 2009 Share Posted October 24, 2009 If Zac is going to have a good day, the O-line needs to step up and do their jobs. I hope they do, and he does. Quote Link to comment
Hunter94 Posted October 24, 2009 Share Posted October 24, 2009 Tomorrow Zac Lee will be the starter and we will see an amazing performance from him. He will have a career day and the offense will look good. Everyone around campus will switch from the "start Cody" bandwagon back to hyping Zac Lee. Lee will start the rest of the season and lead us to a 9-3 season and the B12CG. that is all. thoughts? Quote Link to comment
Hunter94 Posted October 24, 2009 Share Posted October 24, 2009 He's inaccurate. And he's indecisive because he knows he's inaccurate. Not good. What's worse, he's apparently the best that we've got on the team right now at his position. inaccurate? Really? the evidence says otherwise. he COMPLETED 72% of his passes vs TT. That ISN'T inaccurate. That, is damn good... and NO INTS. And it was better than his season average of 61% And he did that.. IN A BIG GAME. opinions vary, he MIGHT be many things, but inaccurate isn't one of them. especially in the TT game. as reference-- the top ten passers in the country: Bowl Subdivision (FBS) National Player Report Passing Efficiency Year: 2009 Thru: 10/17/09 Minimum Pct. of Games Played 75 Minimum 15 pass attempts per game Rank Player Pos Cl Gm Patt Pcomp Comppct Int Intpct Pyds Ydspatt TDs TDpct Rating 1 Kellen Moore, Boise St. QB SO 6 164 114 69.51 2 1.22 1404 8.56 16 9.76 171.18 2 Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame QB JR 6 191 124 64.92 2 1.05 1804 9.45 14 7.33 166.35 3 Tim Tebow, Florida QB SR 6 110 72 65.45 2 1.82 1032 9.38 8 7.27 164.63 4 Max Hall, BYU QB SR 7 219 152 69.41 10 4.57 2069 9.45 16 7.31 163.74 5 Greg Alexander, Hawaii QB SR 5 150 98 65.33 4 2.67 1433 9.55 9 6.00 160.05 6 Tyrod Taylor, Virginia Tech QB JR 7 118 68 57.63 3 2.54 1154 9.78 9 7.63 159.86 7 Bill Stull, Pittsburgh QB SR 7 171 114 66.67 3 1.75 1409 8.24 14 8.19 159.39 8 Jacory Harris, Miami (FL) QB SO 6 162 105 64.81 7 4.32 1518 9.37 11 6.79 157.29 9 Case Keenum, Houston QB JR 6 308 216 70.13 4 1.30 2501 8.12 19 6.17 156.10 10 G.J. Kinne, Tulsa QB SO 6 155 96 61.94 2 1.29 1296 8.36 12 7.74 155.14 30 Zac Lee, Nebraska QB JR 6 160 98 61.25 3 1.88 1213 7.58 10 6.25 141.81 Lots of big names below him in QB rating. http://web1.ncaa.org/mfb/natlRank.jsp?year=2009&rpt=IA_playerpasseff&site=org&div=IA&dest=O 38 Jerrod Johnson, Texas A&M QB JR 6 256 148 57.81 3 1.17 1893 7.39 16 6.25 138.21 39 Colt McCoy, Texas QB SR 6 223 156 69.96 7 3.14 1537 6.89 11 4.93 137.85 40 Greg McElroy, Alabama QB JR 7 173 103 59.54 3 1.73 1325 7.66 9 5.20 137.57 41 Sean Canfield, Oregon St. QB SR 6 196 133 67.86 4 2.04 1405 7.17 8 4.08 137.46 42 Trey Revell, La.-Monroe QB JR 6 140 81 57.86 5 3.57 1124 8.03 8 5.71 137.01 43 Landry Jones, Oklahoma QB FR 5 154 91 59.09 5 3.25 1111 7.21 11 7.14 136.77 44 Joe Kemp, Tulane QB SO 6 120 78 65.00 6 5.00 1007 8.39 4 3.33 136.49 45 Colin Kaepernick, Nevada QB JR 6 152 94 61.84 5 3.29 1109 7.30 9 5.92 136.09 46 Tate Forcier, Michigan QB FR 7 140 81 57.86 4 2.86 1027 7.34 9 6.43 134.98 47 Tyler Sheehan, Bowling Green QB SR 7 337 220 65.28 4 1.19 2336 6.93 14 4.15 134.84 48 Blaine Gabbert, Missouri QB SO 6 218 126 57.80 5 2.29 1620 7.43 12 5.50 133.80 He ain't chopped liver. yep, not bad considering most of his passes were from the kitchen to the living room....... Quote Link to comment
HuskerTrucker Posted October 24, 2009 Share Posted October 24, 2009 He's inaccurate. And he's indecisive because he knows he's inaccurate. Not good. What's worse, he's apparently the best that we've got on the team right now at his position. inaccurate? Really? the evidence says otherwise. he COMPLETED 72% of his passes vs TT. That ISN'T inaccurate. That, is damn good... and NO INTS. And it was better than his season average of 61% And he did that.. IN A BIG GAME. opinions vary, he MIGHT be many things, but inaccurate isn't one of them. especially in the TT game. as reference-- the top ten passers in the country: Bowl Subdivision (FBS) National Player Report Passing Efficiency Year: 2009 Thru: 10/17/09 Minimum Pct. of Games Played 75 Minimum 15 pass attempts per game Rank Player Pos Cl Gm Patt Pcomp Comppct Int Intpct Pyds Ydspatt TDs TDpct Rating 1 Kellen Moore, Boise St. QB SO 6 164 114 69.51 2 1.22 1404 8.56 16 9.76 171.18 2 Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame QB JR 6 191 124 64.92 2 1.05 1804 9.45 14 7.33 166.35 3 Tim Tebow, Florida QB SR 6 110 72 65.45 2 1.82 1032 9.38 8 7.27 164.63 4 Max Hall, BYU QB SR 7 219 152 69.41 10 4.57 2069 9.45 16 7.31 163.74 5 Greg Alexander, Hawaii QB SR 5 150 98 65.33 4 2.67 1433 9.55 9 6.00 160.05 6 Tyrod Taylor, Virginia Tech QB JR 7 118 68 57.63 3 2.54 1154 9.78 9 7.63 159.86 7 Bill Stull, Pittsburgh QB SR 7 171 114 66.67 3 1.75 1409 8.24 14 8.19 159.39 8 Jacory Harris, Miami (FL) QB SO 6 162 105 64.81 7 4.32 1518 9.37 11 6.79 157.29 9 Case Keenum, Houston QB JR 6 308 216 70.13 4 1.30 2501 8.12 19 6.17 156.10 10 G.J. Kinne, Tulsa QB SO 6 155 96 61.94 2 1.29 1296 8.36 12 7.74 155.14 30 Zac Lee, Nebraska QB JR 6 160 98 61.25 3 1.88 1213 7.58 10 6.25 141.81 Lots of big names below him in QB rating. http://web1.ncaa.org/mfb/natlRank.jsp?year=2009&rpt=IA_playerpasseff&site=org&div=IA&dest=O 38 Jerrod Johnson, Texas A&M QB JR 6 256 148 57.81 3 1.17 1893 7.39 16 6.25 138.21 39 Colt McCoy, Texas QB SR 6 223 156 69.96 7 3.14 1537 6.89 11 4.93 137.85 40 Greg McElroy, Alabama QB JR 7 173 103 59.54 3 1.73 1325 7.66 9 5.20 137.57 41 Sean Canfield, Oregon St. QB SR 6 196 133 67.86 4 2.04 1405 7.17 8 4.08 137.46 42 Trey Revell, La.-Monroe QB JR 6 140 81 57.86 5 3.57 1124 8.03 8 5.71 137.01 43 Landry Jones, Oklahoma QB FR 5 154 91 59.09 5 3.25 1111 7.21 11 7.14 136.77 44 Joe Kemp, Tulane QB SO 6 120 78 65.00 6 5.00 1007 8.39 4 3.33 136.49 45 Colin Kaepernick, Nevada QB JR 6 152 94 61.84 5 3.29 1109 7.30 9 5.92 136.09 46 Tate Forcier, Michigan QB FR 7 140 81 57.86 4 2.86 1027 7.34 9 6.43 134.98 47 Tyler Sheehan, Bowling Green QB SR 7 337 220 65.28 4 1.19 2336 6.93 14 4.15 134.84 48 Blaine Gabbert, Missouri QB SO 6 218 126 57.80 5 2.29 1620 7.43 12 5.50 133.80 He ain't chopped liver. yep, not bad considering most of his passes were from the kitchen to the living room....... Yeah, how many passes did we have last week for 1 yard gains?? Seemed like that was every 1st down we had. Quote Link to comment
bshirt Posted October 24, 2009 Share Posted October 24, 2009 Tomorrow Zac Lee will be the starter and we will see an amazing performance from him. He will have a career day and the offense will look good. Everyone around campus will switch from the "start Cody" bandwagon back to hyping Zac Lee. Lee will start the rest of the season and lead us to a 9-3 season and the B12CG. that is all. thoughts? Of course, this team always looks good against creampuffs. It's the good teams where they sputter. Yep! The price of having a fluffball offense at NU...... Quote Link to comment
Captain K Posted October 24, 2009 Share Posted October 24, 2009 Tomorrow Zac Lee will be the starter and we will see an amazing performance from him. He will have a career day and the offense will look good. Everyone around campus will switch from the "start Cody" bandwagon back to hyping Zac Lee. Lee will start the rest of the season and lead us to a 9-3 season and the B12CG. that is all. thoughts? 420? Quote Link to comment
clone Posted October 24, 2009 Share Posted October 24, 2009 He's inaccurate. And he's indecisive because he knows he's inaccurate. Not good. What's worse, he's apparently the best that we've got on the team right now at his position. inaccurate? Really? the evidence says otherwise. he COMPLETED 72% of his passes vs TT. That ISN'T inaccurate. That, is damn good... and NO INTS. And it was better than his season average of 61% And he did that.. IN A BIG GAME. opinions vary, he MIGHT be many things, but inaccurate isn't one of them. especially in the TT game. as reference-- the top ten passers in the country: Bowl Subdivision (FBS) National Player Report Passing Efficiency Year: 2009 Thru: 10/17/09 Minimum Pct. of Games Played 75 Minimum 15 pass attempts per game Rank Player Pos Cl Gm Patt Pcomp Comppct Int Intpct Pyds Ydspatt TDs TDpct Rating 1 Kellen Moore, Boise St. QB SO 6 164 114 69.51 2 1.22 1404 8.56 16 9.76 171.18 2 Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame QB JR 6 191 124 64.92 2 1.05 1804 9.45 14 7.33 166.35 3 Tim Tebow, Florida QB SR 6 110 72 65.45 2 1.82 1032 9.38 8 7.27 164.63 4 Max Hall, BYU QB SR 7 219 152 69.41 10 4.57 2069 9.45 16 7.31 163.74 5 Greg Alexander, Hawaii QB SR 5 150 98 65.33 4 2.67 1433 9.55 9 6.00 160.05 6 Tyrod Taylor, Virginia Tech QB JR 7 118 68 57.63 3 2.54 1154 9.78 9 7.63 159.86 7 Bill Stull, Pittsburgh QB SR 7 171 114 66.67 3 1.75 1409 8.24 14 8.19 159.39 8 Jacory Harris, Miami (FL) QB SO 6 162 105 64.81 7 4.32 1518 9.37 11 6.79 157.29 9 Case Keenum, Houston QB JR 6 308 216 70.13 4 1.30 2501 8.12 19 6.17 156.10 10 G.J. Kinne, Tulsa QB SO 6 155 96 61.94 2 1.29 1296 8.36 12 7.74 155.14 30 Zac Lee, Nebraska QB JR 6 160 98 61.25 3 1.88 1213 7.58 10 6.25 141.81 Lots of big names below him in QB rating. http://web1.ncaa.org/mfb/natlRank.jsp?year=2009&rpt=IA_playerpasseff&site=org&div=IA&dest=O 38 Jerrod Johnson, Texas A&M QB JR 6 256 148 57.81 3 1.17 1893 7.39 16 6.25 138.21 39 Colt McCoy, Texas QB SR 6 223 156 69.96 7 3.14 1537 6.89 11 4.93 137.85 40 Greg McElroy, Alabama QB JR 7 173 103 59.54 3 1.73 1325 7.66 9 5.20 137.57 41 Sean Canfield, Oregon St. QB SR 6 196 133 67.86 4 2.04 1405 7.17 8 4.08 137.46 42 Trey Revell, La.-Monroe QB JR 6 140 81 57.86 5 3.57 1124 8.03 8 5.71 137.01 43 Landry Jones, Oklahoma QB FR 5 154 91 59.09 5 3.25 1111 7.21 11 7.14 136.77 44 Joe Kemp, Tulane QB SO 6 120 78 65.00 6 5.00 1007 8.39 4 3.33 136.49 45 Colin Kaepernick, Nevada QB JR 6 152 94 61.84 5 3.29 1109 7.30 9 5.92 136.09 46 Tate Forcier, Michigan QB FR 7 140 81 57.86 4 2.86 1027 7.34 9 6.43 134.98 47 Tyler Sheehan, Bowling Green QB SR 7 337 220 65.28 4 1.19 2336 6.93 14 4.15 134.84 48 Blaine Gabbert, Missouri QB SO 6 218 126 57.80 5 2.29 1620 7.43 12 5.50 133.80 He ain't chopped liver. yep, not bad considering most of his passes were from the kitchen to the living room....... Yeah, how many passes did we have last week for 1 yard gains?? Seemed like that was every 1st down we had. look up the game stats. Quote Link to comment
husker4 Posted October 24, 2009 Author Share Posted October 24, 2009 bump to laugh at my stupidity... how could i be so naive. get zac off the team and take the whole receiving corps with him. this is RIDICULOUS Quote Link to comment
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