Incredible statistic

[JTrain]

1. Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska - 49

1. Jared Crick, Nebraska - 49

3. Karl Klug, Iowa - 45

3. Brandon Downs, EMU - 45

5. Dak Notestine, Ohio - 44

6. Alan-Michael Cash, NC St. - 41

6. O'Brien Schofield, Wisconsin - 41

6. Broderick Binns, Iowa - 41

 

[mitch7]

That is incredible. I would not have expected Crick to be there. That is very impressive to have the top two DTs (in the nation???) leading the nation in tackles.

 

[n.e.husker]

Our DTs(and Ends) are very active, they see the ball very well and pursue from behind also. Doesnt suprise that they are tops of that list.

Keep it up blackshirts.

 

[BIGREDFAN_in_OMAHA]

Here's to both having big games tomorrow! :cheers

 

[HuskerNMO]

That is incredible. I would not have expected Crick to be there. That is very impressive to have the top two DTs (in the nation???) leading the nation in tackles.

They just have the most of the DT's, neither player is in the top 100 in the country in total tackles.

 

[CENTEXHUSKER]

That is incredible. I would not have expected Crick to be there. That is very impressive to have the top two DTs (in the nation???) leading the nation in tackles.

They just have the most of the DT's, neither player is in the top 100 in the country in total tackles.

Thanks for the update Debbie Downer.... :sarcasm

Nice to see them up there for their respective position

 

[mitch7]

That is incredible. I would not have expected Crick to be there. That is very impressive to have the top two DTs (in the nation???) leading the nation in tackles.

They just have the most of the DT's, neither player is in the top 100 in the country in total tackles.

I was aware of that, probably just did not come out right when I typed it.

 

[knapplc]

They just have the most of the DT's, neither player is in the top 100 in the country in total tackles.

True, but 95% of the defensive schemes in the country, including ours, minimizes the ability of a DT to be that heavily involved in tackling. The job of almost every DT in the nation is to hold down the middle, provide containment, and clog up running lanes.

Ours do that AND make tackles. And tackles for loss. And sacks. And QB hurries. And break ankles. And intercept passes.

Just about any way you slice it, we have a pair of fine DTs.

 

[irafreak]

They just have the most of the DT's, neither player is in the top 100 in the country in total tackles.

True, but 95% of the defensive schemes in the country, including ours, minimizes the ability of a DT to be that heavily involved in tackling. The job of almost every DT in the nation is to hold down the middle, provide containment, and clog up running lanes.

Ours do that AND make tackles. And tackles for loss. And sacks. And QB hurries. And break ankles. And intercept passes.

Just about any way you slice it, we have a pair of fine DTs.

AND SCORE TOUCHDOWNS!!!!

 

[HuskerNMO]

Crick's 7th in sacks right now

Rank Player Pos Cl Gm Solo Ast Yds Total PG

1 Von Miller, Texas A&M DL JR 8 13 1 88 13.5 1.69

2 Brandon Sharpe, Texas Tech DL SR 8 10 1 63 10.5 1.31

2 Lindsey Witten, Connecticut DL SR 8 10 1 59 10.5 1.31

2 Josh McNary, Army DL JR 8 9 3 80 10.5 1.31

5 Jerry Hughes, TCU DL SR 8 8 2 64 9 1.13

5 Adrian Robinson, Temple LB SO 8 8 2 51 9 1.13

7 Jared Crick, Nebraska DL SO 8 8 1 50 8.5 1.06

7 Jeremy Beal, Oklahoma DL JR 8 7 3 52 8.5 1.06

Crick is also 19th in TFL, Suh is 23rd. Beal and McCoy are 7th and 15th respectively. Will be lots of great D line play tomorrow night

Rank Player Pos Cl Gm Solo Ast Yds Total PG

1 Josh McNary, Army DL JR 8 15 3 101 16.5 2.06

1 O'Brien Schofield, Wisconsin DL SR 8 15 3 82 16.5 2.06

1 Dontay Moch, Nevada DL JR 8 14 5 76 16.5 2.06

4 Von Miller, Texas A&M DL JR 8 15 1 91 15.5 1.94

5 Brandon Graham, Michigan DL SR 9 15 4 57 17 1.89

6 Ernest (Mick) Williams, Pittsburgh DL SR 7 11 3 59 12.5 1.79

7 Jeremy Beal, Oklahoma DL JR 8 10 7 66 13.5 1.69

8 Darius Fleming, Notre Dame LB SO 7 11 1 34 11.5 1.64

9 Aldon Smith, Missouri DL FR 8 13 0 88 13 1.63

10 Jason Werner, Purdue LB SR 9 13 3 29 14.5 1.61

10 Jerrell Wedge, Miami (OH) LB SO 9 12 5 86 14.5 1.61

12 Justin Houston, Georgia LB SO 6 7 5 36 9.5 1.58

13 Johnathan Rainey, New Mexico DL SO 8 12 1 99 12.5 1.56

14 Ryan Kerrigan, Purdue DL JR 9 12 4 81 14 1.56

15 Jammie Kirlew, Indiana DL SR 9 12 3 68 13.5 1.50

15 Brian Price, UCLA DL JR 8 11 2 53 12 1.50

15 Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma DL JR 8 11 2 45 12 1.50

18 Jack Crawford, Penn St. DL SO 9 10 6 65 13 1.44

19 Brandon Sharpe, Texas Tech DL SR 8 11 1 65 11.5 1.44

19 John Fletcher, Wyoming DL SR 8 11 1 59 11.5 1.44

19 Jared Crick, Nebraska DL SO 8 10 3 56 11.5 1.44

22 Derrick Morgan, Georgia Tech DL JR 9 11 3 69 12.5 1.39

23 Robert Quinn, North Carolina DL SO 8 10 2 69 11 1.38

23 Tom Keiser, Stanford DL SO 8 9 4 67 11 1.38

23 Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska DL SR 8 9 4 47 11 1.38

 

[irafreak]

Too many numbers! Make it stop!

 

[redout22]

A simple :bonez works.