***Official Northern Illinois Game Discussion Thread***

[knapplc]

And a three-and-out to follow that up.  Sheesh.

This is how you lose games. Keep an overmatched opponent in the game because of your own failures.

 

[HuskerNation1]

Three and out....I know it's early but this is demoralizing as a fan.  We can't even get a lead against a MAC team at home.  

 

[PaulCrewe]

Right side of the line looks dialed in today

 

[Redux]

Wilbon is so damn slow. 

Yup

Ozigbo is the better complete back, but here comes Wilbon...

 

[talaricohusker]

God dang it Langs come on man!! 

 

[The Duke]

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[It'sNotAFakeID]

So should I go do grocery shopping or watch the rest of this game? I can't tell which one would be more painless. 

 

[Pasadena Husker]

 Hey Mike the bubble screen isn't working 

You and Heather Langenkamp need to realize that you need to RUN THE BALL

#NotMyCoach

i loved 'just the 10 of us"

 

[admo]

Missing Tre out there.  I like Wilbon but he's just as physical as Bryant with tough yards

 

[Redux]

Well our starting RB couldn't pick up a 3rd and 2 Tommie....

 

[SuperBigFan69]

One good thing could come from this...and we all know what it is

 

[knapplc]

 "Langsdorf should have run it there."

Langsdorf runs it on third and short, gets stuffed.

Need our message board Coordinators to tell us what he should have run there.

 

[It'sNotAFakeID]

Although he makes a good point, I'm convinced Mr. Frazier would be mad if Nebraska scored a TD because it wasn't him who scored the TD. 

 

[Whs from cb]

And folks wonder why we need Langsdorf gone...there's nothing wrong with running the ball. A screen like that is prone to get snuffed out easier in a short-field situation. 

How many times have we seen this outcome as a result of the pass first mindset?

 

[Caliborn72]

Winning the toss and electing to receive says a lot about Riley's mindset. Think he wanted to step on their throats early and take them out of the game.

Plan looked to be working until the INT. This is where we got to be mentally tough.