tmfr15 Posted December 27, 2009 Share Posted December 27, 2009 No matter how I try to get around this....I just don't know if I can stand to watch the NU offense wonder around in the wilderness for four more quarters this year. In close to 30 years of Husker fandom, I have never missed a televised game and at least listened to radio unless there was no other way. I am considering just skipping this game. I keep telling myself how good the D is and that I want to watch Suh one last time, but I admit that every time Suh or the defense as a whole makes a big play I think, damn, the offense is going to screw this up. I just know it. I think of the LONG and HARD offseason that lasts for months and months and months and I feel like pulling a Tim Tebow and crying it out. At the same time, the pain of watching this game might out-weigh the negative feeling of having missed a game I could have watched, even one that directly preceeds the offseason. Thoughts. Quote Link to comment
Nexus Posted December 27, 2009 Share Posted December 27, 2009 No matter how I try to get around this....I just don't know if I can stand to watch the NU offense wonder around in the wilderness for four more quarters this year. In close to 30 years of Husker fandom, I have never missed a televised game and at least listened to radio unless there was no other way. I am considering just skipping this game. I keep telling myself how good the D is and that I want to watch Suh one last time, but I admit that every time Suh or the defense as a whole makes a big play I think, damn, the offense is going to screw this up. I just know it. I think of the LONG and HARD offseason that lasts for months and months and months and I feel like pulling a Tim Tebow and crying it out. At the same time, the pain of watching this game might out-weigh the negative feeling of having missed a game I could have watched, even one that directly preceeds the offseason. Thoughts. I guarantee you'll watch it regardless. You just needed to get this off your chest in a forum. Don't sweat it though, we have to support our team through thick & thin. If you survived the Callahan era, then this game should be a cake walk to get through. Sleep it off and you'll feel better come game day. Quote Link to comment
b-rad Posted December 27, 2009 Share Posted December 27, 2009 C'mon, we've all brazenly claimed we weren't going to watch a Husker game for one reason or another but come game time, you'll be there, wearing bells no less. Quote Link to comment
cscott2win Posted December 27, 2009 Share Posted December 27, 2009 I dare you to try. Just sit and watch some other show. Quote Link to comment
The Snork Posted December 27, 2009 Share Posted December 27, 2009 I know how you're feeling but it is after all just a game. And you never know ... these guys on offense just might figure it out eventually. Quote Link to comment
zoogs Posted December 27, 2009 Share Posted December 27, 2009 That's the nature of football. Doesn't matter if the defense blows chunks if the offense is exciting to watch, but switch it around and it's just boring...oh well, though. I've actually kinda liked our games this year...not the same re-watch value as some of our offensive explosions, but still. Quote Link to comment
newenglandhusker Posted December 27, 2009 Share Posted December 27, 2009 I don't know. This year has just reaffirmed it for me, I've always been a defensive guy and I get excited watching them continually shut down teams. I think I watched the KU and OU games at least 4 times on 360, plus the B12CG 3x. And that's knowing full-well that our offense is abysmal. Like cscott said...just try it. I would be willing to bet you don't make it past pregame. Quote Link to comment
HuskersNC949597 Posted December 27, 2009 Share Posted December 27, 2009 I'm hoping with almost a whole month off Helu will be good to go, along with the o-lineman. It's not going to make Zac Lee turn into Drew Brees or anything, but all Nebraska needs is to not suck on offense and they can win. Quote Link to comment
kansas husker Posted December 27, 2009 Share Posted December 27, 2009 It isn't the callahan era if you sat throuugh the 07 kansas game I wouldn't dread this one too much. I'm sure you'll end up watching Quote Link to comment
newenglandhusker Posted December 27, 2009 Share Posted December 27, 2009 I am in the midst of watching the Arizona/USC game right now and I must say, their offense can move the ball BUT our defense is much more disciplined and fundamentally sound than USC's. Knowing that I am getting a little more excited for this game. Quote Link to comment
Nexus Posted December 27, 2009 Share Posted December 27, 2009 I am in the midst of watching the Arizona/USC game right now and I must say, their offense can move the ball BUT our defense is much more disciplined and fundamentally sound than USC's. Knowing that I am getting a little more excited for this game. Zona is more than capable of beating us. Never underestimate a Stoops team. On top of that, Zona's OC is Sonny Dykes, son of former HC at TTU Spike Dykes. Sonny was TTU's OC under Leach for a few years before going to Zona. Best believe he'll try and replicate what TTU did to us earlier this year. Air raid, spread. Quote Link to comment
REDSTEEL Posted December 27, 2009 Share Posted December 27, 2009 I am in the midst of watching the Arizona/USC game right now and I must say, their offense can move the ball BUT our defense is much more disciplined and fundamentally sound than USC's. Knowing that I am getting a little more excited for this game. Zona is more than capable of beating us. Never underestimate a Stoops team. On top of that, Zona's OC is Sonny Dykes, son of former HC at TTU Spike Dykes. Sonny was TTU's OC under Leach for a few years before going to Zona. Best believe he'll try and replicate what TTU did to us earlier this year. Air raid, spread. He's going to make the offense stink? Is he going to ask Watson to have his QB throw a backwards pass and then make the WR watch as the tackle takes it back for a td? Quote Link to comment
newenglandhusker Posted December 28, 2009 Share Posted December 28, 2009 I am in the midst of watching the Arizona/USC game right now and I must say, their offense can move the ball BUT our defense is much more disciplined and fundamentally sound than USC's. Knowing that I am getting a little more excited for this game. Zona is more than capable of beating us. Never underestimate a Stoops team. On top of that, Zona's OC is Sonny Dykes, son of former HC at TTU Spike Dykes. Sonny was TTU's OC under Leach for a few years before going to Zona. Best believe he'll try and replicate what TTU did to us earlier this year. Air raid, spread. I understand they are capable of beating us, I just don't think they are justified in saying we have never seen an offense like this before. I like that from what I saw from USC's defense I was not impressed at all. I seriously think ours is light-years ahead of USC this year, which bodes well I think, as USC has been, for the last 8 years, the benchmark of the PAC-10. Of course the X-factor is if our offense will attempt to put up more than 100 total yards. Quote Link to comment
Nexus Posted December 28, 2009 Share Posted December 28, 2009 I am in the midst of watching the Arizona/USC game right now and I must say, their offense can move the ball BUT our defense is much more disciplined and fundamentally sound than USC's. Knowing that I am getting a little more excited for this game. Zona is more than capable of beating us. Never underestimate a Stoops team. On top of that, Zona's OC is Sonny Dykes, son of former HC at TTU Spike Dykes. Sonny was TTU's OC under Leach for a few years before going to Zona. Best believe he'll try and replicate what TTU did to us earlier this year. Air raid, spread. I understand they are capable of beating us, I just don't think they are justified in saying we have never seen an offense like this before. I like that from what I saw from USC's defense I was not impressed at all. I seriously think ours is light-years ahead of USC this year, which bodes well I think, as USC has been, for the last 8 years, the benchmark of the PAC-10. Of course the X-factor is if our offense will attempt to put up more than 100 total yards. Put it this way, if our D plays at the level of the OU & UT game, then Zona's offense is in for a long night. Quote Link to comment
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