RedDenver
Heisman Trophy Winner
I think he means top 5 Nebraska QB's, and I'd agree with that statement.Joe Ganz is not a "top 5 all time QB". No no no no no.
No freakin way.
Uh uh.
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And Nebraska fans are just as prone to bible thumping, illiteracy, racism, etc. as any folks from the south. Except for the Confedrate flags.
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Re: playing Clemson... I ain't skared.
I think this will be a great matchup. NU is looking to establish the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball, but we're mostly a finesse team on O. QB Ganz is a good passer (69.3% completions, 23-10 TD-Int ratio) and scrambler (often eludes blitzers and makes big plays outside the pocket, mostly throwing). He makes a lot of plays and manages the O really well, but makes a few big mistakes each game also. Ganz would be getting a lot more press nationally if it weren't for all the other great QB's in the B12. D line is by far the strength of the defense, so running straight at NU or long developing pass plays will be playing to our strength. Teams have had the most success early in the game with our D giving up big plays. Play-action passing usually confuses our safeties, so it's a matter of our DL getting pressure on the QB before he can locate the open man. NU's defense hasn't produced as many turnovers this year as we had expected.
Clemson has good speed throughout their team. I think NU will struggle to complete the short to medium routes that have been successful for us all year. Colorado used a cover 2 scheme that took our offense out of rhythm, and I expect to see something similar from Clemson. NU's lowest point total of the season was 17 against Missouri, and we've basically been outscored in our losses. So I question whether Clemson's offense can put up enough points. Whoever wins will need at least 30 points IMO.