I have never felt worse about Nebraska football

[teachercd]

7 minutes ago, biggiecheese said:

Wisconsin would drive us into the dirt

Ehhh, they are getting destroyed by Iowa...who we played to the final minute.  

[Huskers93-97]

9 minutes ago, teachercd said:

Well, Wisconsin blows as well.  They might be the worst team in the league at the moment.  They can't score on anyone.  

The Minnesota team we played today missing 33 players should be the worst team in the conference. But now who is the worst team in the conference? 

[PaulCrewe]

17 minutes ago, Huskers93-97 said:

Where is the dredge guy when you need him? Maybe he hasn’t come around because he finally jumped? 

Well if he did jump, his theory of breaking a curse was bunk and he should have stuck with stocking up on tinfoil and making hats

[teachercd]

4 minutes ago, Huskers93-97 said:

The Minnesota team we played today missing 33 players should be the worst team in the conference. But now who is the worst team in the conference? 

Wisconsin.  They lit it up the last 3 games with 7-6-7 points.  

[ndobney]

3 words triple option

[Huskers93-97]

1 minute ago, teachercd said:

Wisconsin.  They lit it up the last 3 games with 7-6-7 points.  

They would find a way to score 24 on us and we would muster 17-20 like every game. 

[teachercd]

1 minute ago, Huskers93-97 said:

They would find a way to score 24 on us and we would muster 17-20 like every game. 

Well that might be!  But, they are still the worst right now...

 

But really we are comparing two really crappy teams, so there really isn't a winner.  

[krc1995]

10 minutes ago, TheSker said:

The "fit" we threw was appropriate.  Ohio State recognized that too.  With other conferences playing it would have been disastrous long term, especially for recruiting, to not play.

 

And our young team needs game time experience so bad it isn't funny 

We were going to play anyway. Our fit got us slapped by the conference trying to save face after Frost and Co once again whined to the media. No way  to prove it now, except with the conferences willingness to change things now that they once said they would never revisit. 
 

plot twist- we turned out to be the villains. 

[TheSker]

29 minutes ago, krc1995 said:

We were going to play anyway. Our fit got us slapped by the conference trying to save face after Frost and Co once again whined to the media. No way  to prove it now, except with the conferences willingness to change things now that they once said they would never revisit. 
 

plot twist- we turned out to be the villains. 

No

[Guy Chamberlin]

31 minutes ago, krc1995 said:

We were going to play anyway. Our fit got us slapped by the conference trying to save face after Frost and Co once again whined to the media. No way  to prove it now, except with the conferences willingness to change things now that they once said they would never revisit. 
 

plot twist- we turned out to be the villains. 

 

We weren't the villains. Not then. Not now.

 

We just didn't have much of a team this year. 

 

If the Huskers had come out on fire and been any kind of factor in the Big 10, we would have been a feelgood story and the Big 10 would have welcomed it, like they did Indiana. If anything the media has been nicer to Nebraska than our own fans. Like it or not, the unexpected failure of Scott Frost's return to Nebraska is a story. Otherwise there's not much reason to talk about Nebraska at all. 

[biggiecheese]

1 hour ago, Ron said:

This program is in such a bad

place it’s hard to know where to begin.  Frost should be ashamed to accept his $5M comp for the terrible state of a program 3 years into his tenure.  No excuses.  If this happened in corporate America he would have been canned long ago. 

It's like trying to plug holes in a boat made out of swiss cheese

[biggiecheese]

23 minutes ago, Guy Chamberlin said:

 

We weren't the villains. Not then. Not now.

 

We just didn't have much of a team this year. 

 

If the Huskers had come out on fire and been any kind of factor in the Big 10, we would have been a feelgood story and the Big 10 would have welcomed it, like they did Indiana. If anything the media has been nicer to Nebraska than our own fans. Like it or not, the unexpected failure of Scott Frost's return to Nebraska is a story. Otherwise there's not much reason to talk about Nebraska at all. 

Is it better to be talked about in a negative way, or not talked about at all? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[DevoHusker]

3 minutes ago, biggiecheese said:

It's like trying to plug holes in a boat made out of swiss cheese

Too soon for a boat reference

[lo country]

2 hours ago, krc1995 said:

And to throw more misery, I think that fit we threw in August- October about not playing was karma coming to get us. It was a smoke in mirrors attempt that felt like the ultimate rally cry for unification. It was a fairy tale storyline about righting hardship and injustice, but in reality we were probably going to play anyway and all the grandstanding and confrontation was just a sad coverup for the fact that we’re not a good team and will likely never be good for a very long time. 
 

the thing about fairy tales is that in the end, the villain always loses.  

I will admit I bought into this.  Rallied the fans and team. Never more unified and then we started playing....And I saw a team in complete disarray.  Not really different than the previous two years.

[biggiecheese]

40 minutes ago, lo country said:

I will admit I bought into this.  Rallied the fans and team. Never more unified and then we started playing....And I saw a team in complete disarray.  Not really different than the previous two years.

They look like a middle school team out there