take a look at how Rhule has handled this exact scenario in his last 2 college stops and you'll know how he'll handle it going forward.
I don't want style points I want to win. If HH keeps it up great. He should be the guy, but his last game is not going to beat many teams left on our schedule. Maybe Sat needs to spend more time with him, but he has to start seeing the field better in the passing game. If he can get that to click, I think we are going to be a lot more tough to handle, but right now he is pretty bad in the passing game and it is turn is hurting our run game. I know there are other factors, but our pass game is garbage.
if you wanted to win, you'd not be calling for Sims, who's 8-18 in his career
I didn't call for Sims. I said you start Haarberg, but give Sims some snaps if we are sputtering and ride the hot hand. I said right now you start Haarberg because he is 3-1.
statistically, the worst defense (by far) we've played was CU's.
Well, IF (and that's a big IF right now) Nebraska can get a decent lead on a team, then Sims should be given a chance to come in late in the game in mop up duty and prove he's gotten over the turnovers. But right now (though I certainly wouldn't call him a "great" QB), HH should continue to be the starter. Nebraska desperately needs a better QB for 2024 (maybe Kaelin but I think he's going to be too young and inexperienced). Really need to hit the transfer portal hard to find a decent experienced QB that actually is a good passer.
Sims career says otherwise. What measurables does Sims have that says he can win more games?
This is the real truth. Thank god our D is good otherwise we'd be really bad.
You keep saying Hunter... Are you like legit special or something? Or, as it seems you've been pretty anti-HEINRICH... You're doing it on purpose?
NW & Purdue are better than Minnesota. Those aren't sacrificial lamb games to build some anti-clutch losers confidence, those are important games to slug it out and overcome with a proven leader in HH so that we may make a bowl game and enter next year with confidence.
Turned over the ball every 10 plays when he either ran or passed the ball
Don’t forget rolling the ball to the other team.. he also does that pretty well
Yup, he’s a risk for sure, but when the other option has obvious limitations on his ability of advancing the ball through the air, and we are playing a team that requires us to be able to throw the ball to win a game, the choice is clear.
HH is the better player for us now. But let’s be serious, he is still leading the 89th offense in the country.
literally by himself.
we're 26 starts and 4 years into his career, but sure he'll improve his decision making this time around and become "a very effective passer"
Sims averages 110 yards passing per game at Nebraska.
It’s okay kong, everyone is still cheering for HH. We all want him to be good, even if we are hopeful that other players will improve too.
I feel fantastic knowing we're finally led by a winner while you and the other detractors show yourselves to be clueless.
No worries, I'd feel dumb if I tried to carry your argument too.
In HH we already have a player that has proven he does not turn the ball over very many times. He has lost only 1 fumble and thrown 2 interceptions in a little over 4 games. Sims in just under 2 games has lost 2 fumbles and thrown 4 interceptions. Hoping Sims changes his spots when he has already shown at Georgia Tech that he is prone to turnovers is asking for something that has never been done by him.
There’s no argument, and I don’t feel dumb because you think HH is more of a threat thru the air with his arm-punt. I don’t care. It is mildly entertaining watching you guys melt down over it.
He’d probably trust arik gilbert to run security for a Vape shot.
