It feels like year 1 because Riley can't manage games in the 4th Q and our D blows because someone forgot to tell mike to hire the best assistant coaches, not just bring his friends from OSU. Year 3, but a reboot on D....and Riley still can't manage a ****ing clock.
It was sure nice to see NU ending their last 2 drives by throwing on 3rd down up 2 scores, trying to chew clock!
But no worries, Oregon scored 77 tonight, so I'm sure Diaco can keep them under 70!
Nebraska won, yes. Look A LOT better against Oregon? I doubt it.We won. Im sure we will look alot better against Oregon
We wil see.Nebraska won, yes. Look A LOT better against Oregon? I doubt it.
Am I allowed to say he didnt look the best physically either..like he normally has in the past?I just wonder how much coaching Riley has left in him. His body language late in the 4th quarter was not good. He'll be 65 years old soon. Would not be surprised if he retires after next year if we can't get over the hump.
I just wonder how much coaching Riley has left in him. His body language late in the 4th quarter was not good. He'll be 65 years old soon. Would not be surprised if he retires after next year if we can't get over the hump.
in year 3 we shouldn't be micro-analyzing late clock management against the likes of Arkansas State
One thing that might shine some hope for the defense next week, and Glenn Mason noted this, is that Nebraska's defense, other than switching from 3 to 4 and back on the d-line, maintained the same look everywhere else for most of the time the D was on the field. What I saw was about as a vanilla a defense as you'd want to see against that offense. So, maybe he played possum a bit and will mix things up more against the Ducks next week. But I would say the overall talent Oregon vs. Arky State on offense, edge to the Ducks. Plus home field advantage.We wil see.
My hope is that Diaco learned some things about his players and his scheme.
He would have to be different than our offensive coaches in that regard, as they obviously dont learn from their mistakes.
Perhaps we did play possum.One thing that might shine some hope for the defense next week, and Glenn Mason noted this, is that Nebraska's defense, other than switching from 3 to 4 and back on the d-line, maintained the same look everywhere else for most of the time the D was on the field. What I saw was about as a vanilla a defense as you'd want to see against that offense. So, maybe he played possum a bit and will mix things up more against the Ducks next week. But I would say the overall talent Oregon vs. Arky State on offense, edge to the Ducks. Plus home field advantage.
Completely agree. When he took the field it looked like a different guy.Am I allowed to say he didnt look the best physically either..like he normally has in the past?
I womder if its wearing on him.
I also wonder how much input he has in play calling, both ways.
Am I allowed to say he didnt look the best physically either..like he normally has in the past?
I womder if its wearing on him.
I also wonder how much input he has in play calling, both ways.
Wtf did u smoke when you were in key west? Do you have any left?We won. Im sure we will look alot better against Oregon
He is an honest man. If he feels sick and shows it... I trust it. He is who he isThe way he kept bending over and holding his knees like he was physically ill...maybe I'm reading too much into it, but it seemed strange to me. Not the type of confident body language I'd like to see out of a leader in that situation.
I have said it before. 75 percent of the people are educated on football ( on this board ). Having coached football, I have some insight ( not a lot ) about the odds and ends of the football game. Before you say, " you should coach " or whatever you want to express, it does not take a genius to understand that this will not work out and this man is not the person to bring us back. Come on, you know it and I know it. The smart ones knew it when he was hired. It is what it is. Langsdorf? Come on. really? You know how this will play out.I just wonder how much coaching Riley has left in him. His body language late in the 4th quarter was not good. He'll be 65 years old soon. Would not be surprised if he retires after next year if we can't get over the hump.
One thing that might shine some hope for the defense next week, and Glenn Mason noted this, is that Nebraska's defense, other than switching from 3 to 4 and back on the d-line, maintained the same look everywhere else for most of the time the D was on the field. What I saw was about as a vanilla a defense as you'd want to see against that offense. So, maybe he played possum a bit and will mix things up more against the Ducks next week. But I would say the overall talent Oregon vs. Arky State on offense, edge to the Ducks. Plus home field advantage.
Surprised no one mentioned how he treated his head set. Riley has passion , he was very upset with the show he was seeing , on both sides of the ballThe way he kept bending over and holding his knees like he was physically ill...maybe I'm reading too much into it, but it seemed strange to me. Not the type of confident body language I'd like to see out of a leader in that situation.
In Christ years it is 2017. Nothing else really matters...and Riley still can't manage a ****ing clock.
It was sure nice to see NU ending their last 2 drives by throwing on 3rd down up 2 scores, trying to chew clock!
But no worries, Oregon scored 77 tonight, so I'm sure Diaco can keep them under 70!
Charlie McBride was almost run out of town before things turned around. Most of that turn around was he got better Jimmys and Joes not just X's & O's. Lots of people didn't pay attention until he had success.I could live with langsdorf and his play calling but seriously is it too much to ask for this program to play good defense. Callahan couldn't do it, Pelini couldn't do it consistently, Banker was a bad DC and now this start by Diaco is very very disappointing. This program is 4th in the west ongoing until we get that fixed forget confer titles that will not happen until someone fixes this defense
Mason said it, go back and re watch it. Arky State didn't change up much of anything in the 4th quarter, they kept running what they did for most of the game. And the pressure and blitzes in the 4th qtr by Nebraska sure didn't help, Arky was moving the ball at will on them.I disagree with your statement he (Mason) stated in the 3rd quarter that these (ark st) are the same pass plays that worked in the first half . They are now being contested and covered .
Ark st changed up a lot in the 4th qtr and we did not fully adjust to this
Nebraska began applying a lot of pressure and blitzs in the 4th qtr
No possum .