Trap game???

[Huskerfan2112]

Interesting

247Sports lists two trap games for Michigan football in 2023

Which game outside of the big ones are you most nervous for? #GoBlue

wolverineswire.usatoday.com

 

[SickOfPractice]

"...one of the nation’s most hostile environments, Memorial Stadium at Nebraska."

It can certainly get loud at Memorial Stadium when the opposition's offense is on the field but I've never heard it described as hostile.

It can be a difficult environment to play in for some teams but not for a team that calls The Big House home.

 

[Dean Pope]

It’s probably not all that hostile when your own players are dancing on the field to the music between the 3rd and 4th quarter. But NU does play Michigan tough at home.

 

[huskerfan66]

"...one of the nation’s most hostile environments, Memorial Stadium at Nebraska."

It can certainly get loud at Memorial Stadium when the opposition's offense is on the field but I've never heard it described as hostile.

It can be a difficult environment to play in for some teams but not for a team that calls The Big House home.

Yeah me either.

 

[saluno22]

"...one of the nation’s most hostile environments, Memorial Stadium at Nebraska."

It can certainly get loud at Memorial Stadium when the opposition's offense is on the field but I've never heard it described as hostile.

It can be a difficult environment to play in for some teams but not for a team that calls The Big House home.

Back in the 90s glory days, there were several times when it was hostile, both malicious and just darn loud.
Malicious: 1990 "Sal is dead, Go Big Red." WTF. (That's really the only malicious one I can recall, can't remember other instances.)

Now I feel like people can point to trips to Penn State as fans being malicious, and I know people have posted stories here on it. Agree, Husker fans don't go that far.

Just darn loud: 1993 when Chad May complained to the referee about the crowd noise.

Lots of times I recall the fan noise in the stadium causing problems for opposing offenses, but that 1993 Kansas State game sticks out because of Chad May being a little baby.

I don't think we've had that kind of home field advantage simply from crowd noise since Solich was fired save for the prime Pelini years. Being good brings fan enthusiasm.

That being said, Michigan's stadium at least used to be called the quietest huge stadium in college football and the crowd didn't really have an impact. I haven't watched enough of their games since they've been great recently to know if the crowd has an impact on the game, but I bet the Michigan crowd does now more than when they weren't as good.

 

[Landomatic]

That being said, Michigan's stadium at least used to be called the quietest huge stadium in college football and the crowd didn't really have an impact. I haven't watched enough of their games since they've been great recently to know if the crowd has an impact on the game, but I bet the Michigan crowd does now more than when they weren't as good.

I haven't been in person, but always heard Michigan has a very horizontal stadium, which takes the crowd out and away from the field more than up and on top of it like most large stadiums. No clue if that's true though.

 

[nostromo78]

I was at the Michigan game in 2012 under the lights where we beat Dennard Robinson, it was loud, and hostile. Last time they came here and we should have won, it seemed very loud and hostile. Just because we aint throwing switchblades on the field doesnt mean its not hostile. When Miami and Oregon were here a few years ago, the stadium seemed different as well. Its a big time environment when the crowd wants it to be.

 

[rcnut223]

"...one of the nation’s most hostile environments, Memorial Stadium at Nebraska."

It can certainly get loud at Memorial Stadium when the opposition's offense is on the field but I've never heard it described as hostile.

It can be a difficult environment to play in for some teams but not for a team that calls The Big House home.

It’s not been hostile, or difficult .

When we were great I would describe Memorial Stadium as “ Intimidating”.
The Stadium was as a sea of red and you were facing a team with a reputation for beating you with big plays and physically wearing you out.

 

[headcard]

"...one of the nation’s most hostile environments, Memorial Stadium at Nebraska."

It can certainly get loud at Memorial Stadium when the opposition's offense is on the field but I've never heard it described as hostile.

It can be a difficult environment to play in for some teams but not for a team that calls The Big House home.

Memorial was rocking last time Michigan came to town. That game has to be right up there on the all time kick in the dick games.

 

[MargotDeeper]

uuuuuuum....

"We’re less concerned with a Husker team in the first year of Matt Rhule than we are the following week at Minnesota."

what a schizophrenic article

 

[RedJensen]

uuuuuuum....

"We’re less concerned with a Husker team in the first year of Matt Rhule than we are the following week at Minnesota."

what a schizophrenic article

 

[big red22]

Texas A&M has the loudest stadium I have ever been in. I couldn't hear myself think in that 9-6 loss to the Refs when I was there

 

[Sodakred]

Someday there will be an article discussing our trap game. But in the meantime: Thanks again for nothing, Scott.

 

[king_kong_]

"...one of the nation’s most hostile environments, Memorial Stadium at Nebraska."

It can certainly get loud at Memorial Stadium when the opposition's offense is on the field but I've never heard it described as hostile.

It can be a difficult environment to play in for some teams but not for a team that calls The Big House home.

Big house is full of church mice every Saturday

Mich will lose 2+ this year. Why not us

 

[Mack In Motion]

Texas A&M has the loudest stadium I have ever been in. I couldn't hear myself think in that 9-6 loss to the Refs when I was there

And that was just the noise coming from Bo Pelini.

 

[cornhead1]

Good god, we used to have to worry about trap games, now we are the mouse

 

[king_kong_]

I was at the Michigan game in 2012 under the lights where we beat Dennard Robinson, it was loud, and hostile. Last time they came here and we should have won, it seemed very loud and hostile. Just because we aint throwing switchblades on the field doesnt mean its not hostile. When Miami and Oregon were here a few years ago, the stadium seemed different as well. Its a big time environment when the crowd wants it to be.

I was at that game in AA, the only Husker fans in sight

Mich fans couldn’t stop explaining their traditions, what the song meant, where the bathrooms were, etc.

The literal opposite of hostile even as we shoved it down their throat

I think the avg Mich fan is 67 years old

 

[SuperBigFan]

I haven't been in person, but always heard Michigan has a very horizontal stadium, which takes the crowd out and away from the field more than up and on top of it like most large stadiums. No clue if that's true though.

For being huge, the stadium looks small, like you said, horizontal and it looks like it was built into the ground, it is hard to explain.

It is not loud.

NU can get really loud but there are still a ton of old fans that just sit there the entire time.

 

[nostromo78]

I was at that game, too, the only Husker fans in sight

Mich fans couldn’t stop explaining their traditions, what the song meant, where the bathrooms were, etc.

The literal opposite of hostile even as we shoved it down their throat

I think the avg Mich fan is 67 years old

I was talking about the games in Lincoln, but I have heard the same thing you mentioned about the Big House and their old fans. Heard the tailgating was top notch though. Stadium is big but the seats are not steep and they draw the crowd out away from the field limiting the noise there.

 

[king_kong_]

I was talking about the games in Lincoln, but I have heard the same thing you mentioned about the Big House and their old fans. Heard the tailgating was top notch though. Stadium is big but the seats are not steep and they draw the crowd out away from the field limiting the noise there.

accurate

Only thing hostile about the big house is the tunnel both teams come out of at the same time

 

[SuperBigFan]

accurate

Only thing hostile about the big house is the tunnel both teams come out of at the same time

Oh my god, I know Husker fans love to "educate fans" but good lord, Michigan fans were the worst about it...

"So, do you know why the say First and Ten?" **** off.

 

[Landomatic]

Oh my god, I know Husker fans love to "educate fans" but good lord, Michigan fans were the worst about it...

"So, do you know why the say First and Ten?" **** off.

Texas aTm will hold that title forever. They've got more stupid, meaningless traditions they can't wait to tell you all about than most conferences combined.

 

[cubsker]

Memorial was rocking last time Michigan came to town. That game has to be right up there on the all time kick in the dick games.

Only game I've gone to since Riley was hired.

 

[king_kong_]

Texas aTm will hold that title forever. They've got more stupid, meaningless traditions they can't wait to tell you all about than most conferences combined.

Agreed.

Full blown out in the open cult

 

[headcard]

Texas aTm will hold that title forever. They've got more stupid, meaningless traditions they can't wait to tell you all about than most conferences combined.

Notre Dame is right up there too.

 

[Yantzeee]

Michigan’s big house is also known as the quietest 100k people you’ll ever met.

Nebraska home game’s definitely used to be much louder. This is because the fan base is getting much older. Sophomores in college were in 4th grade the last time Nebraska even finished the season in the AP top 25. None of the traditional students would have even been alive the last time we finished the season in the top 10. It’s hard to be crazy passionate about something that’s been really bad basically your whole life. And young adults are who get loud.

And this is why I roll my eyes when old people on this board say “give Matt a pass in 2023”. We have no more passes to give. We have to start creating Husker excitement in the youth again.

 

[notscottfrost]

Good god, we used to have to worry about trap games, now we are the mouse

Can't wait until we can use the term trap game again and worry about playing down to competition, we still have a few more years of playing up to competition in order to win some games.

 

[9and4]

Back in the 90s glory days, there were several times when it was hostile, both malicious and just darn loud.
Malicious: 1990 "Sal is dead, Go Big Red." WTF. (That's really the only malicious one I can recall, can't remember other instances.)

Back in the 1920s, a bunch of bigots spewed hate at Notre Dame's players.

From 1963 through the early '90s, NU fans threw oranges on the field, some targeting players.

And in 2002, I believe, somebody threw a bottle of water at Colorado's fullback, Brandon Drumm.

 

[Landomatic]

Back in the 1920s, a bunch of bigots spewed hate at Notre Dame's players.

From 1963 through the early '90s, NU fans threw oranges on the field, some targeting players.

And in 2002, I believe, somebody threw a bottle of water at Colorado's fullback, Brandon Drumm.

To be fair, the Colorado guy probably deserved it.

 

[SonOfTrumplestiltskin]

I haven't been in person, but always heard Michigan has a very horizontal stadium, which takes the crowd out and away from the field more than up and on top of it like most large stadiums. No clue if that's true though.

It’s true. Been to a game there.