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More cockroaches and clowns showing up here. I thought you buff fans stopped worrying about Nebraska.watch out
Nothing is with certainty. The same staff that got us a 5 win season also got us a 10 win season so there's that. CU was mostly competitive even in it's 5 win season so there's that as well.
I never said NU didn't have good athletes. I just think it's a bit far fetched to say they have all of these better athletes than CU when no one has seen them. It's not like the NFL draft has been littered with Huskers either (just 2 the last 2 years). You've had some recruiting rankings, but you've had more attrition than perhaps any team we play. If they are leaving, than they aren't developing. I guess you can blame everything on Mike Riley, but is that exactly accurate? Mike Riley has a long history as a successful coach at a place that is extremely difficult to win at (Oregon State). Blaming him may be more convenience than the reality that maybe the players weren't as athletic as some people thought. We will find out for sure.
As far as recruiting rankings, they are put on 16 year old kids who have yet to develop into men. Development is half the battle. If Riley were so terrible in the development area (all of a sudden), how is Frost going to develop them in what, 8 months if they spent years being underdeveloped? My points are valid if you take off the rose colored glasses.
Riley suddenly forgot to coach when he was at NU. I see. Maybe, just maybe, some of those players were hot garbage. Maybe, just maybe, that's why they didn't find their way to NFL rosters on the whole. Maybe, just maybe, you're being a bit myopic. I'm not sure I'm looking to create an argument. Saying Mike Riley is a junior high coach just doesn't hold water whatsoever. The Huskers were bad, because they were, well, bad. Mike obviously didn't do a great job, but there is no question that the talent level was not that great. None! If it were, the NFL would have come calling in droves. I mean, they went after division II players. Be real. NU may very well win this game. You have a good program. But, I doubt any person involved with CU looks at this game as unwinnable.you didn't watch any of the nebraska games the last three years did you....... Riley lost games with junior high game management alone, not to mention development, strength and conditioning, accountability, amongst many other things. it seems you may have come here looking to create an argument more than anything else.... typical Buff.
Riley suddenly forgot to coach when he was at NU. I see. Maybe, just maybe, some of those players were hot garbage. Maybe, just maybe, that's why they didn't find their way to NFL rosters on the whole. Maybe, just maybe, you're being a bit myopic. I'm not sure I'm looking to create an argument. Saying Mike Riley is a junior high coach just doesn't hold water whatsoever. The Huskers were bad, because they were, well, bad. Mike obviously didn't do a great job, but there is no question that the talent level was not that great. None! If it were, the NFL would have come calling in droves. I mean, they went after division II players. Be real. NU may very well win this game. You have a good program. But, I doubt any person involved with CU looks at this game as unwinnable.
You wish.
Already did in game 1. Program gets 645 yards week 0 gets under 300 yards in week 1 against CU (that's more than a 60% drop in production). Leavitt's defense was garbage when he first coached at CU. It was only good with bunches of NFL draft picks on it. This year, better depth, better speed, better talent, already better results. Thanks for asking for the numbers.Great answer. Proof is provided in the numbers. You D is hot garbage after he left. Waiting for you to prove me wrong.
but it was pretty much a guaranteed win towards bowl eligibility and placement. Play the starters 2.5 quarters and rest.
Already did in game 1. Program gets 645 yards week 0 gets under 300 yards in week 1 against CU (that's more than a 60% drop in production). Leavitt's defense was garbage when he first coached at CU. It was only good with bunches of NFL draft picks on it. This year, better depth, better speed, better talent, already better results. Thanks for asking for the numbers.
You can include Texas in that category.Well, the bottom line for me is that the Buffs will find a way to screw it up if they do have an advantage. Never has a program with so much achieved so little.
YOu CU guys are funny. So one game against a bad team, and all of the sudden your D is good again.... FFS you are something else.
Nothing is with certainty. The same staff that got us a 5 win season also got us a 10 win season so there's that. CU was mostly competitive even in it's 5 win season so there's that as well.
Got lazy? That's how you describe another team whooping on you I guess. That must be why we had more yards gained than USC. Hell, if not for the touchdown called back, game might have gone into OT considering we were at the 2 yard line at end of game. ASU did win late in the 4th quarter, but it wouldn't have gotten there if not for 2 wide open touchdown passes dropped. Hell, another touchdown called back against UCLA and no one is talking crap about a non bowl season. So, yes, mostly competitive both by score and by process. Far different than being 40 points behind early.Washington, WSU, Utah say hello. Hell, USC got lazy after getting up big, and ASU crushed cu in the 4th qtr. But other than that, mostly competitive.
Got lazy? That's how you describe another team whooping on you I guess. That must be why we had more yards gained than USC. Hell, if not for the touchdown called back, game might have gone into OT considering we were at the 2 yard line at end of game. ASU did win late in the 4th quarter, but it wouldn't have gotten there if not for 2 wide open touchdown passes dropped. Hell, another touchdown called back against UCLA and no one is talking crap about a non bowl season. So, yes, mostly competitive both by score and by process. Far different than being 40 points behind early.
What a reach with the usc garble, big reach. ASU flat out dominated cu in the 4th qtr, end of story. Shut your pie hole now and get out of here.Got lazy? That's how you describe another team whooping on you I guess. That must be why we had more yards gained than USC. Hell, if not for the touchdown called back, game might have gone into OT considering we were at the 2 yard line at end of game. ASU did win late in the 4th quarter, but it wouldn't have gotten there if not for 2 wide open touchdown passes dropped. Hell, another touchdown called back against UCLA and no one is talking crap about a non bowl season. So, yes, mostly competitive both by score and by process. Far different than being 40 points behind early.
Already did in game 1. Program gets 645 yards week 0 gets under 300 yards in week 1 against CU (that's more than a 60% drop in production). Leavitt's defense was garbage when he first coached at CU. It was only good with bunches of NFL draft picks on it. This year, better depth, better speed, better talent, already better results. Thanks for asking for the numbers.
Your coach has 1 winning season. Bye Felicia.Dude, your coach has 2 winning season as a head coach. Your DC has 1 winning season as a DC.
Come back and talk your mess when you have a team that has accomplished something worth a damn.
Look at the stats (USC/CU) and get back to me and yes, a TD was called back that quelled early momentum. Like I said (haven't even argued my point), ASU situation doesn't even happen if we catch the ball. We would have been way too far ahead. Bye Felicia.What a reach with the usc garble, big reach. ASU flat out dominated cu in the 4th qtr, end of story. Shut your pie hole now and get out of here.
Your coach has 1 winning season. Bye Felicia.
cu was out scored 24-3 in the 4th qtr vs ASU. That is the stat that voids your argument, dork. USC was up 20-0 and coasted after that. Oh, I know, to you, cu was winning the whole way through but managed somehow to give it away. Beat it, 60 IQ BOY.Look at the stats (USC/CU) and get back to me and yes, a TD was called back that quelled early momentum. Like I said (haven't even argued my point), ASU situation doesn't even happen if we catch the ball. We would have been way too far ahead. Bye Felicia.
Got lazy? That's how you describe another team whooping on you I guess. That must be why we had more yards gained than USC. Hell, if not for the touchdown called back, game might have gone into OT considering we were at the 2 yard line at end of game. ASU did win late in the 4th quarter, but it wouldn't have gotten there if not for 2 wide open touchdown passes dropped. Hell, another touchdown called back against UCLA and no one is talking crap about a non bowl season. So, yes, mostly competitive both by score and by process. Far different than being 40 points behind early.
Last 3 years-
Overal record: CU 19-20, NU 19-19
Losses by more than two scores: CU 11, NU 10
Wins over ranked teams: CU 2, NU 2
10 win seasons: CU 1, NU 0
Weeks ranked in top 10: CU 3, NU 3
Allowing an opponent to score more than 50 points: CU 0 times, NU 7 times
Riley suddenly forgot to coach when he was at NU. I see. Maybe, just maybe, some of those players were hot garbage. Maybe, just maybe, that's why they didn't find their way to NFL rosters on the whole. Maybe, just maybe, you're being a bit myopic. I'm not sure I'm looking to create an argument. Saying Mike Riley is a junior high coach just doesn't hold water whatsoever. The Huskers were bad, because they were, well, bad. Mike obviously didn't do a great job, but there is no question that the talent level was not that great. None! If it were, the NFL would have come calling in droves. I mean, they went after division II players. Be real. NU may very well win this game. You have a good program. But, I doubt any person involved with CU looks at this game as unwinnable.
Advantages:
1.) Your team will be very fresh! No injuries so a full lineup of healthy players to enter the game with CU.
2.) CU will be a bit beaten up with some extra injuries and players out from a tough 1st game.
3.) You have film on CU to spend a week preparing while the opponent has nothing on you.
Disadvantages:
1.) Teams generally improve the most between game 1 and game 2. Just getting used to the speed, the hitting, and getting all the first game mistakes out of the way.
2.) You don't have any film on yourselves which is essential into improving from game to game. You probably haven't even scrimmaged for over a week.
3.) Your freshman QB hasn't played a game since his junior year in high school and gets game 1 against a former rival angling to beat him.
How will all of that play out???
Is Nebraska good? This is still a team coming off a 4-8 season.
Cute report. When the F we get new coaches? I musta missed it, thanks for info.The Buffs are now a seasoned team compared to last season. Montez has a full season under his belt. Last season everything was new including three defensive coaches. Nebraska is the exact opposite: New coaches, new system, true freshman QB. If this game was on a neutral site, Colorado would be favored.
You either talk like a caveman or you're drunk. What the Huskers don't have a new coaching staff?Cute report. When the F we get new coaches? I musta missed it, thanks for info.