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Well they are both losers now
I’ve never seen a team able to go backwards from the 1 yard line quite like the Huskers
Good response despite the snap under center hiccup. It blows my mind that they've never taught him how to take a snap from under center in 4 years until the bye week this week. Like wtf are they teaching!??!
Martinez didn’t deserve that. Should’ve been Yant’s if bonehead would’ve gotten the snap right.
Are you one of those fans that think the fans have to focus on one game at a time?
We already did a successful qb sneak earlier in the game and have done it through out Frosts time here. Martinez just isn't a winner
Defense is gonna give up some points today, I’m not discouraged by them yet.
I am discouraged by our fourth year starting QB throwing a pick six though
I am discouraged by our fourth year starting QB throwing a pick six though
Welp, hopefully the offense can go down and get another lead before half since Purdue's knocking on the door.
Only recently. They don’t have any where near the same swagger and confidence they played with last month
It is so sad that this is the type of football NU plays in year 4 of Frost.
When we were not in the Big Ten, these were the games we laughed at. They started right at 11am (most of the time), you missed the kickoff because ESPN was late getting to it. It was two teams that somehow always end up struggling to get to 6 wins...
When we were not in the Big Ten, these were the games we laughed at. They started right at 11am (most of the time), you missed the kickoff because ESPN was late getting to it. It was two teams that somehow always end up struggling to get to 6 wins...
Ehhhh, thinking about it now...
Sucked vs Illinois
Fordham doesn't count
OU is not what people thought
Great vs MSU
Sort of badish vs Michigan
Lame vs Minny
They are good at scoring D, not good at getting off the field or making a stop when it could change the momentum of the game. Once again, they will be exhausted in the second half….
