The Scarlet Pimpernel
Banned
Exactly - and this year's recruiting class is NOT good. We can't afford to "skip" a year when it comes to recruiting, but it looks like we've done just that, which will set us back even more in the long run.
Oklahoma: What did we learn?
- Thread starter VectorVictor
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Exactly - and this year's recruiting class is NOT good. We can't afford to "skip" a year when it comes to recruiting, but it looks like we've done just that, which will set us back even more in the long run.
gorp512
Starter
gossamorharpy
Starter
It will a bit but because of covid it won’t be as bad given the extra year. We still have “freshman” on the o line even tho it’s year 3
TGHusker
Heisman Trophy Winner
I learned:
1 OU is not the 3rd best team in the nation
2 Nebraska isn't as bad as most of us have been complaining about (sound a bit like Tom Osborne talking to then MSU coach Nick Saban - look up the quote)
3 AM has big shoulders. He needs more help. He played one of his best games yet as a Husker.
4 Manning and Betts can be great along wt Toure. Combine that with the passes to the TEs and this offense has great potential
5 The potential is there IF the OL gives AM time to throw. But it rarely does
6 The running game is still non-existent - We have talent at RB but it is wasted talent if the OL can't block effectively.
7 Austin needs to be shown the door - see # 5&6
8 Having Dawson coach the ST isn't working. I fail to see the connection of the preseason talk about the intense work they are putting on in ST practice and what I see on the field.
9 Line backers are playing well. Relieve Dawson of ST coaching and let him concentrate on the LB. Get rid of Coach V and hire a dedicated ST coach who can recruit well - Sean Snider (I believe that is his first name) needs to be on a one way ticket ride to Lincoln Monday morning.
10 Frost can complain all he wants about the circus of mistakes and if it is going to end, but ultimately it is on him. The team is undisciplined and that is the result of coaching.
11 The D looks like the real deal. Proud of how they played. They played well enough to win. My concern is for next year when we have to replace all of those super seniors. But that is a worry for another day (Matt 6:34)
12 I don't believe in moral victories- but hopefully the team can build on this and have some confidence going into MSU next week.
1 OU is not the 3rd best team in the nation
2 Nebraska isn't as bad as most of us have been complaining about (sound a bit like Tom Osborne talking to then MSU coach Nick Saban - look up the quote)
3 AM has big shoulders. He needs more help. He played one of his best games yet as a Husker.
4 Manning and Betts can be great along wt Toure. Combine that with the passes to the TEs and this offense has great potential
5 The potential is there IF the OL gives AM time to throw. But it rarely does
6 The running game is still non-existent - We have talent at RB but it is wasted talent if the OL can't block effectively.
7 Austin needs to be shown the door - see # 5&6
8 Having Dawson coach the ST isn't working. I fail to see the connection of the preseason talk about the intense work they are putting on in ST practice and what I see on the field.
9 Line backers are playing well. Relieve Dawson of ST coaching and let him concentrate on the LB. Get rid of Coach V and hire a dedicated ST coach who can recruit well - Sean Snider (I believe that is his first name) needs to be on a one way ticket ride to Lincoln Monday morning.
10 Frost can complain all he wants about the circus of mistakes and if it is going to end, but ultimately it is on him. The team is undisciplined and that is the result of coaching.
11 The D looks like the real deal. Proud of how they played. They played well enough to win. My concern is for next year when we have to replace all of those super seniors. But that is a worry for another day (Matt 6:34)
12 I don't believe in moral victories- but hopefully the team can build on this and have some confidence going into MSU next week.
UniversalMartin
Starter
Yup, I think offensively we have turned a bit of a corner were dudes are starting to show play potential from start to finish....just need a little more trust in that. But I also get the, "stay on course" approach. That's the thing here, our staff has yet to get to a "trust" phase with players...vicious cycle
Decked
Heisman Trophy Winner
They have gotten better since that s#!t show. Actually…that’s just what happens when a one trick pony (aka Martinez as the offense) plays bad. And you have a terrible OL.
The Scarlet Pimpernel
Banned
My head is telling me this, but my heart is telling me to prepare for a letdown. We don't need a close game or another moral victory; we need to WIN.
Cy the Cyclone
Starter
I learned another interesting way to give up a safety...knew it was possible but had never seen it before.
irafreak
All-American
It does give us hope. I still feel like this is year 3 for frost. He has a long way to go though. He needs a dedicated oc and st coach.
Packerhuskerfan
Starter
There is no way we can get past 5 wins with that special teams. It is an absolute disgrace. You can't win close games with that. Between that and the o-line penalties, we wasted one of Martinez's best games in years.
Toe
All-American
Worth remembering that in the last couple seasons, he hasn't exactly had receivers that you'd wanna be throwing 50/50 balls to...
FrantzHardySwag
All-Conference
This game doesn’t make or break Frost really. If we build on it, it will be looked at as a turning point. If we finish last or 2nd to last in the division again, no one will give a s#!t about a close loss to a good team. I learned we have the talent to compete, no reason we shouldn’t be playing a game in December.