Spring Game - April 16, 2016 @ 1:00 PM

[cm husker]

46-41?! Wow, not exactly a defensive struggle, eh?

The 46 was based on scoring system that awarded defensive plays.

[cornographic]

 

46-41?! Wow, not exactly a defensive struggle, eh?

The 46 was based on scoring system that awarded defensive plays.

 

Huh?

[Xmas32]

 

 

46-41?! Wow, not exactly a defensive struggle, eh?

The 46 was based on scoring system that awarded defensive plays.

 

Huh?

 

The defense got points for things like 3 & outs, INTs, sacks, etc. The offense got points for big plays in addition to other things.

 

http://www.cornnation.com/2016/4/15/11436548/embrace-nebraskas-wacky-spring-game-scoring-rules

[cm husker]

 

 

 

46-41?! Wow, not exactly a defensive struggle, eh?

The 46 was based on scoring system that awarded defensive plays.

Huh?

It was offense against defense.

 

The defense scored by accomplishing various things, like 3 and outs and collecting turnovers.

 

The defense won (actually on that last pick thrown by POB).

[cornographic]

 

 

 

46-41?! Wow, not exactly a defensive struggle, eh?

The 46 was based on scoring system that awarded defensive plays.

Huh?

It was offense against defense.

 

The defense scored by accomplishing various things, like 3 and outs and collecting turnovers.

 

The defense won (actually on that last pick thrown by POB).

 

So they gave the D points for doing those things? I guess it's the "participation" ethos bleeding thru the college game, hmm, weird, and whatev.... Did everyone get a blue ribbon @ game's end?

[Moiraine]

 

 

 

 

46-41?! Wow, not exactly a defensive struggle, eh?

The 46 was based on scoring system that awarded defensive plays.

Huh?

It was offense against defense.

 

The defense scored by accomplishing various things, like 3 and outs and collecting turnovers.

 

The defense won (actually on that last pick thrown by POB).

 

So they gave the D points for doing those things? I guess it's the "participation" ethos bleeding thru the college game, hmm, weird, and whatev.... Did everyone get a blue ribbon @ game's end?

 

 

lolwut. It's a practice.

[cm husker]

It's a fairly standard way to run scoring in a scrimmage. I played in a couple of spring games that used it. It's more effienent, in a lot of ways, than a "real game" scoring approach.

[ColoradoHusk]

The scoring that was done is pretty typical in offense vs. defense setting. They didn't want to have to worry about splitting the roster up into 2 teams, so they just went with an offense vs. defense setting.

[cornographic]

 

 

 

 

 

46-41?! Wow, not exactly a defensive struggle, eh?

The 46 was based on scoring system that awarded defensive plays.

Huh?

It was offense against defense.

 

The defense scored by accomplishing various things, like 3 and outs and collecting turnovers.

 

The defense won (actually on that last pick thrown by POB).

 

So they gave the D points for doing those things? I guess it's the "participation" ethos bleeding thru the college game, hmm, weird, and whatev.... Did everyone get a blue ribbon @ game's end?

 

 

lolwut. It's a practice.

 

I think this should translate into real games, like when we play Oregon, if we, for e.g, get a 3 and out, we get 6 points and the ball. Ok, maybe 3 and out is too much to ask, how about a 6 and out? Tackle for loss is 3 points for us. INT is 7 points and you don't even have to run it back to the endzone, just down it. I like these new rules.

[Redux]

So much derp in this thread

[Mavric]

Great want-to run by Bush here (needs some better ball security but the effort was great):

 

[GBRFAN]

 

 

 

 

46-41?! Wow, not exactly a defensive struggle, eh?

The 46 was based on scoring system that awarded defensive plays.

Huh?

It was offense against defense.

 

The defense scored by accomplishing various things, like 3 and outs and collecting turnovers.

 

The defense won (actually on that last pick thrown by POB).

 

So they gave the D points for doing those things? I guess it's the "participation" ethos bleeding thru the college game, hmm, weird, and whatev.... Did everyone get a blue ribbon @ game's end?

 

 

This post deserves a ribbon for the dumbest post of the year!!!

[GBRFAN]

 

 

 

 

 

 

46-41?! Wow, not exactly a defensive struggle, eh?

The 46 was based on scoring system that awarded defensive plays.

Huh?

It was offense against defense.

 

The defense scored by accomplishing various things, like 3 and outs and collecting turnovers.

 

The defense won (actually on that last pick thrown by POB).

 

So they gave the D points for doing those things? I guess it's the "participation" ethos bleeding thru the college game, hmm, weird, and whatev.... Did everyone get a blue ribbon @ game's end?

 

 

lolwut. It's a practice.

 

I think this should translate into real games, like when we play Oregon, if we, for e.g, get a 3 and out, we get 6 points and the ball. Ok, maybe 3 and out is too much to ask, how about a 6 and out? Tackle for loss is 3 points for us. INT is 7 points and you don't even have to run it back to the endzone, just down it. I like these new rules.

 

 

Sorry this one is 2nd place

[Mavric]

[BigRedBuster]

Question about the depth chart for the Spring game.

 

I know, that at this point, the depth chart doesn't mean much.

However, would it be safe to assume that if a player is on the field (especially at the beginning of the game) with Fyfe that they would be the second string?