I didn't watch the game, (watching MMA). I'm guessing they shot their wad today and likely to come out flat like NU did after that close loss to OSU. JMOUnfortunately, Wisconsin just held the 10-0 #1 team in the nation to scoring 16 points. Our offense has their work cut out next week.
At home. That matters. Madison is a tough place to play. We can rattle The Vadger’s QB tooUnfortunately, Wisconsin just held the 10-0 #1 team in the nation to scoring 16 points. Our offense has their work cut out next week.
Their situation is very similar to ours.I didn't watch the game, (watching MMA). I'm guessing they shot their wad today and likely to come out flat like NU did after that close loss to OSU. JMO
Our game today was expected to be relatively close, Wisky likely burned a lot of emotional fuel in their effort at home to beat the Ducks. I say that weighs in NU's favor.
Should have run it there and if close to making it, run on 4th down. That was the only play call I really hated, whereas under Satt I hated at least a half dozen every game. That started with the first NU game he called. It was against Minnesota. We just went ahead by running for chunks and the next series late in the game he came with three straight passes to go 3 and out.3rd and 3 inside the 15 is still a passing down...so DH is more or less a push with Satt
creativity was noticeably better, execution still struggling.I had a funeral this afternoon and didn’t get to see anything except the final drive.
I’m a bit surprised not to see anything about the offense. How did the DH offense look?
I get people are pissed off. I am too. But still… how did things look for the offense? Stats don’t look too terrible… was DH noticeably better?
It was damp cold and insanely windy at times. Oregon left a ton of points on the board.Unfortunately, Wisconsin just held the 10-0 #1 team in the nation to scoring 16 points. Our offense has their work cut out next week.
So you spent the afternoon with something that was lifeless.I had a funeral this afternoon and didn’t get to see anything except the final drive.
Classless postSo you spent the afternoon with something that was lifeless.
Well the fans who were in attendance have a message for you ... so did we.
The more Nebraska football you watch, the easier it is to lose sight of the fact that other college football teams don’t have the same problems.I didn't watch the game, (watching MMA). I'm guessing they shot their wad today and likely to come out flat like NU did after that close loss to OSU. JMO
Our game today was expected to be relatively close, Wisky likely burned a lot of emotional fuel in their effort at home to beat the Ducks. I say that weighs in NU's favor.
On the pick he didnt throw his first read who was open.Looks like DH got DR to read short to long and hit the open guy. Ball came out quicker and wasn’t going thru as many progressions imo
It’s all good, I know where the person who died is. I appreciate your post as well.Classless post
Sorry for your loss, OP
I watch a ton of college football, usually 12 hours on Saturday, but we had people over to watch the MMA fights.The more Nebraska football you watch, the easier it is to lose sight of the fact that other college football teams don’t have the same problems.
That kinda shit isn't called for.Classless post
Sorry for your loss, OP
Not coolSo you spent the afternoon with something that was lifeless.
Well the fans who were in attendance have a message for you ... so did we.
Still used Fidone for a 1 yard pass
Raiola checked down to that as he seemed to check down all game. But with the lazy wr’s I’m not sure I can even blame him.Still used Fidone for a 1 yard pass
The pride joke hit too close to home ?? We all know you and your SEC-husband aren't gonna handle the B1G winning back-to-back-titles very well. Good luck Rambo, your 15 alts ain't gonna change the future. Karma is gonna keep dancing on your extremely unhappy head.Classless post
Sorry for your loss, OP
OP shared a personal anecdote where somebody close to him passed awayThe pride joke hit too close to home ?? We all know you and your SEC-husband aren't gonna handle the B1G winning back-to-back-titles very well. Good luck Rambo, your 15 alts ain't gonna change the future. Karma is gonna keep dancing on your extremely unhappy head.
Same as with the old OC.There were many correct plays called but the trigger man choked.
DR is gun shy because he's been getting beat up back there. He doesn't have confidence in the OL. Thanks Uncle Donnie.Raiola gave up on the route before it came open. There was traffic between him and Banks when he came off it. That’s the first good replay I’ve seen of that play.
I agree, BUT, they insist on throwing the ball to him, I'm just suggesting they try to move him upfield and away from the LOS.He makes lots of movement but doesn't move. Dudes' knees are toast.
Play it back at .25 speed. Dylan sees the play unfolding.Raiola failed to see Banks wide open for a go ahead TD. Offense much more fluid. Nice tweaks that USC adjusted to in the second half. Still not really committed to the run in the redzone.
He's like the CEO who fires the CFO because of cost overrides. Not taking into account the ill prepared production manager (WR coach) and the out to lunch advertising campaign manager (Foley) run departments that are hemorraging money.It seems like a CEO type coach could be free enough to handle that part of the game. But clearly that’s too hard for him. Makes you wonder what Rhule actually brings to the table.
My take was all the traffic on the underneath route scared him off. Those are the kind of plays where the old “Big Red Wrapup” featuring a coach on film review were fun to hear analysedPlay it back at .25 speed. Dylan sees the play unfolding.
I'm thinking Banks got too deep on that play. We only needed the 6 for the FD.
If he scraped the DB, went to the 5 it was an easy throw, instead he went down to the 2 and got himself blocked by traffic. If Banks stops at the 5, its an easy, wide open First Down.
I don't want to make excuses for either DR or JB, but I think Banks went too deep early. I think that's why Dylan didn't go there. NOT making an excuse for either of them, its just what the play looks like.
Meh. Our play caller couldn’t call plays and some of his play designs sucked. The WR coach can only deal with what he’s given to work with. I think Dana will fix that. I expect that Dana will have a large say in who goes and stays on offense.He's like the CEO who fires the CFO because of cost overrides. Not taking into account the ill prepared production manager (WR coach) and the out to lunch advertising campaign manager (Foley) run departments that are hemorraging money.
I just analyzed it for you.My take was all the traffic on the underneath route scared him off. Those are the kind of plays where the old “Big Red Wrapup” featuring a coach on film review were fun to hear analysed
But to pretend like Satt takes 100% responsibility on the entire offense is not right.Meh. Our play caller couldn’t call plays and some of his play designs sucked. The WR coach can only deal with what he’s given to work with. I think Dana will fix that. I expect that Dana will have a large say in who goes and stays on offense.
Dylan looked at Banks for 4 seconds before he broke the play off and went to Emmitt.My take was all the traffic on the underneath route scared him off. Those are the kind of plays where the old “Big Red Wrapup” featuring a coach on film review were fun to hear analysed
Play it back at .25 speed. Dylan sees the play unfolding.
I'm thinking Banks got too deep on that play. We only needed the 6 for the FD.
If he scraped the DB, went to the 5 it was an easy throw, instead he went down to the 2 and got himself blocked by traffic. If Banks stops at the 5, its an easy, wide open First Down.
I don't want to make excuses for either DR or JB, but I think Banks went too deep early. I think that's why Dylan didn't go there. NOT making an excuse for either of them, its just what the play looks like.
ALL that traffic had cleared by 3 seconds. There was a wide open lane for Dylan to throw out of if Banks would have stopped at the 5.My take was all the traffic on the underneath route scared him off. Those are the kind of plays where the old “Big Red Wrapup” featuring a coach on film review were fun to hear analysed
The play shows all the traffic cleared at 3 seconds and Banks is too deep. Had he stopped at the 5, he was wide open.I thought the issue was more the inside receiver (Bonner?) not getting deep enough. It seems like he should have been running to the back pylon and didn’t get near deep enough, bringing his man into the play.
I’m not sure his eyes and brain were still focused on Banks by that time.ALL that traffic had cleared by 3 seconds. There was a wide open lane for Dylan to throw out of if Banks would have stopped at the 5.
Slow it down to even 50% and you'll see.
Dylan gives up on the play at 4 seconds.I’m not sure his eyes and brain were still focused on Banks by that time.