The LAST time we had the ball why didn’t we pass it to get into field goal range??? If AM can’t do it bring in LM!!!!
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Frost says the FULL playbook is available to him with all the qbs.
And at that point it's 2nd and 20 with not much time left. "Play for OT at home and the win on the road" is an adage for a reason, and only hindsight makes that strategy look bad. But Martinez messed up by going out of bounds, and the defense failed after only giving up about 21 yards in the 2nd half to that point.We were trying to get into field goal range when the phantom block on Mike Williams was called.
The LAST time we had the ball why didn’t we pass it to get into field goal range??? If AM can’t do it bring in LM!!!!
Frost says the FULL playbook is available to him with all the qbs.
Well, Martinez seems to be as big a liability passing, he’s usually off the mark.The LAST time we had the ball why didn’t we pass it to get into field goal range??? If AM can’t do it bring in LM!!!!
Iowa.Who gets the credit for getting the game tied back up? And the defense playing lights out except for a few plays? Just wondering?
Seems like, with the exception of a couple drives in the 3rd quarter, the playbook consists of about 5 plays.
So, Frost and coaches only do bad? Wow, hope you are not a manager or have children. Poor bastards...Iowa.
We were trying to get into field goal range when the phantom block on Mike Williams was called.
So, who do you blame for the loss? The same people you mentioned? All the stuff you rattled off means nothing because the end result was another loss.So, Frost and coaches only do bad? Wow, hope you are not a manager or have children. Poor bastards...
The refs. Next question?Who gets the credit for getting the game tied back up? And the defense playing lights out except for a few plays? Just wondering?
The refs. Next question?
That would be if take into account Iowa holding on nearly every run play. Yet, zero flags thrown. Refs were fine.
I’m sure Iowa fans have thought the refs helped teams they played over the years in losses, it’s nothing new.Nebraska fans thinking the refs helped Iowa..............PRICELESS!
Blame is irrelevant and unnecessary, always looking to the future... let’s be honest, you guys are happiest when you can hate on someone or something...So, who do you blame for the loss? The same people you mentioned? All the stuff you rattled off means nothing because the end result was another loss.
Frost, his staff, and the players all own it, but the HC ultimately takes most of the blame, and rightly so. Hopefully you never have children, can’t imagine how dumbed down they’d be.
Blame is irrelevant and unnecessary, always looking to the future... let’s be honest, you guys are happiest when you can hate on someone or something...
Nebraska fans thinking the refs helped Iowa..............PRICELESS!
You an ISU fan in another life?Sorry, you are blind. There were multiple holds on Iowa that were not called. Would Nebraska have won regardless? No. But yes, they missed holds on Iowa.
When the announcers are stating how one sided the calls are... it's really bad. Matt Millen was dumbfounded by the calls in the Husker's favor.I’m sure Iowa fans have thought the refs helped teams they played over the years in losses, it’s nothing new.
You an ISU fan in another life?
I just look at what will get better and you assume it will always be bad. It is ok, you just like to be negative and tear stuff down instead of seeing what could be better. Own who you are!Geezus, whatever. You talk about the game being tied up or the way the defense played for one quarter, yet you don’t have any idea why they lost, do you? A loss is a loss, and again, the things you rattled off meant nothing when 00:00 showed up on the scoreboard.
Don’t hate Frost or the team, but most everyone sees the many shortcomings with this staff.
I was still watching the facemask that wasn't called and the unsportsmanlike that was...on the same play.I literally can’t help you if you watched the game and did not see multiple holds missed.
That would be if take into account Iowa holding on nearly every run play. Yet, zero flags thrown. Refs were fine.
I literally can’t help you if you watched the game and did not see multiple holds missed.
I saw tons of holds missed by Nebraska’s offensive line. Your point?
Sorry, you are blind. There were multiple holds on Iowa that were not called. Would Nebraska have won regardless? No. But yes, they missed holds on Iowa.
refs were not fine. Iowa won despite the refs and the B1G trying to make sure Nebraska became bowl eligible today. The 2 overturned calls on the final drive were criminal.
Multiple holds on the once mighties as well how many holding calls were there......ZERO
And at that point it's 2nd and 20 with not much time left. "Play for OT at home and the win on the road" is an adage for a reason, and only hindsight makes that strategy look bad. But Martinez messed up by going out of bounds, and the defense failed after only giving up about 21 yards in the 2nd half to that point.
In reality on most of plays the Iowa defensive player was just watching the play and disgarded the blocker when he saw the direction the play was flowingField position was awful most of the 4th quarter, too. Turning it over there would have ended the game sooner, the key will be replacing some of the OL with guys who can sustain blocks for longer than a .5 second so the conservative play calls have a slightly better shot at succeeding.
I just look at what will get better and you assume it will always be bad. It is ok, you just like to be negative and tear stuff down instead of seeing what could be better. Own who you are!
Nebraska was holding plenty on the outside plus the over-turned call on the catch and the missed face-mask...are you kidding?Sorry, you are blind. There were multiple holds on Iowa that were not called. Would Nebraska have won regardless? No. But yes, they missed holds on Iowa.