Last year Illinois kicked us in the nuts and stole our lunch money!
Screw them! It's payback time, and pay back is a b!^@h!!!!!! :w00t :w00t :w00t :rickjames
I just don’t see them improving that much. They haven’t proved themselves that much against a big pass play offense. The only pass first team they have played (Indiana) they lost to. Their DBs have high ratings because they don’t have to make play after play when they face the run. They just have to make a play once in a while while they have full energy because they are not often targeted. I’d like to see a heavy air attack by NU to test these DBs. Get the ball out quick (don’t trust OL) and make the DBs tackle in space. I think this game will be high-scoring. Both teams will score at least 24 imo.This year will probably be worse -- IL has too many offensive playmakers for our beloved Huskers D, and the IL defense is stout and getting better every game.
I think we have a chance but I take nothing fir granted. At Nebraska, you guys habe talent and a raucous home crowd, and we’re due for a bad game. Plus when everyone is singing your praises, it’s easy for college players to complacent. So I am nervous.Cool. Do yall feel like yall gon win this game?
Just curious..
Nice of you to sayI think we have a chance but I take nothing fir granted. At Nebraska, you guys habe talent and a raucous home crowd, and we’re due for a bad game. Plus when everyone is singing your praises, it’s easy for college players to complacent. So I am nervous.
on a side note, when I encounter Nebraska fans, either at football games or more often at volleyball games, y’all are so polite and courteous. You’re easily my favorite opposing fan base.
looking forward to a good game Saturday.
Those two statistics would go hand in hand, I would think. If the defense isn't giving up many yards, then they are going to get off the field and not face many plays.For what it's worth, they face the 7th fewest plays of any time which does help drive down the YPG totals. Buuut, they give up the fewest yards per play (3.8) so it really doesn't matter - they are top tier no matter how you slice it.
Well, if our offense has any pride and motivation, this is the game to prove they can go against a good defense and still produce.
Those two statistics would go hand in hand, I would think. If the defense isn't giving up many yards, then they are going to get off the field and not face many plays.