The Better Team Won

gotit2013

Senior
Nov 1, 2004
5,337
523
0
Scary as I havent seen any amazing recruiting powers thus far. In fact, we just lost a QB recruit to Oregon.
Agree with you. Need to recruit talent. We will never be a powerhouse again, until we bring in 4 and 5 stars. 5 a year doesn't count either. 2 or 3 high recruits will not pan out to their hype. Like Taylor for example. He's an okay RB, but....
 

Lincoln100

All-Conference
Jun 16, 2010
12,989
2,077
0
Exactly. And they still won the game.
Yeah. As I think you would agree, the better team doesn't always win. Without any doubt, we were better than them in the 2nd half. The disparity has something to do with Hill being out for most of it. To suggest that it is a no brainier that they were better than us is wrong. I can see how some might get there, because the 2nd quarter was ugly. The Mormons needed more than one Hail Mary to win the game (see what I did there). If they were clearly a better team, we shouldn't have been so much better than them in the second half. I think we've come full circle on this. You are certain BYU was better, I am confident that NU, despite a bad quarter, was better. Enjoy your holiday.
 

otismotis08

All-Conference
Jan 5, 2012
12,639
2,771
113
I guess my glasses aren't so rosy (see what I did there).
Merry labor day.
 
Inside Nebraska

Latest

  1. 01 Inside Nebraska Matt Rhule's list of four things that win or lose games in Week 1 and his monologue on Anthony Colandrea vs. Baker Mayfield
  2. 02 Inside Nebraska WATCH: Nebraska-Ohio game week press conference with Holgorsen, Aurich + Colandrea
  3. 03 Inside Nebraska Rhule Rundown: Nebraska head coach previews Week 1 matchup vs. Ohio
  4. 04 Inside Nebraska WATCH: Nebraska HC Matt Rhule Ohio game week press conference
  5. 05 Rivals Nebraska's season opener: why top 2028 prospects are circling Lincoln this fall