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Helps when you have a pass rush. Works both ways.
This is so often overlooked. A consistently good pass rush does more than just take pressure off of the db's on any given play. It gets in a QB's head and lowers his game. Especially young QB's. We haven't had a good pass rush in years and years. I would say since 2009. But maybe my memory is bad. Lol. Even Randy Gregory was overrated in my view.
 

cmblizz96

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As a husker fan I could care less how his name is spelled, pretty weak. Point being, if you even remember that game? Our fans were up in arms about our poor secondary and thought Brock Huard was going to pick us apart. Oh wait did I spell his name right? Since I must be a Washington Husky fan trolling. Anyways our secondary was obviously night and day better than the product we have today but back then fans were certainly not sold on the Brown twins and after that game, thought of not much better than our current players.
 
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Captain Nick

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As a husker fan I could care less how his name is spelled, pretty weak. Point being, if you even remember that game? Our fans were up in arms about our poor secondary and thought Brock Huard was going to pick us apart. Oh wait did I spell his name right? Since I must be a Washington Husky fan trolling. Anyways our secondary was obviously night and day better than the product we have today but back then fans were certainly not sold on the Brown twins and after that game, thought of not much better than our current players.

I don't have the foggiest idea what point you're trying to make here other than to simply crap on the the 97 secondary as well as todays.
 

HuskerBrew515

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As a husker fan I could care less how his name is spelled, pretty weak. Point being, if you even remember that game? Our fans were up in arms about our poor secondary and thought Brock Huard was going to pick us apart. Oh wait did I spell his name right? Since I must be a Washington Husky fan trolling. Anyways our secondary was obviously night and day better than the product we have today but back then fans were certainly not sold on the Brown twins and after that game, thought of not much better than our current players.
"Couldn't care less"....just sayin' Lurk RollingLaughRollingLaughRollingLaugh
 

cmblizz96

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I don't have the foggiest idea what point you're trying to make here other than to simply crap on the the 97 secondary as well as todays.

More crapping on the fans who were talking crap about our 97 secondary and booed frost in that game. How am I crapping on today's secondary as people saying they want the Brown Twin's back in itself is crapping on our current players.
 

Captain Nick

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More crapping on the fans who were talking crap about our 97 secondary and booed frost in that game. How am I crapping on today's secondary as people saying they want the Brown Twin's back in itself is crapping on our current players.

Well, mission accomplished. You're definitely getting your crap everywhere. If this is a troll attempt (and even if it isn't) try to at least be somewhat coherent so we can follow.
 

timnsun

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As a husker fan I could care less how his name is spelled, pretty weak. Point being, if you even remember that game? Our fans were up in arms about our poor secondary and thought Brock Huard was going to pick us apart. Oh wait did I spell his name right? Since I must be a Washington Husky fan trolling. Anyways our secondary was obviously night and day better than the product we have today but back then fans were certainly not sold on the Brown twins and after that game, thought of not much better than our current players.
I do remember the game... and I remember frost being booed. Guess I don’t remember fans thinking the Browns were terrible.

And since you’re a Husker fan after all, I would appreciate seeing you try to spell our QB who won NCs in 94 & 95, our D End who won 3 NCs in 94, 95 and 97... if you misspell those names as well, all is forgiven, as many Husker fans struggle with those names among a few others...
 
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gw2kpro

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The point is clear and concise. When Donta Culpeeper was at UCF, the Nebraska fans were up in arms about Brock Huard when he played for Washington except that he got destroyed on gameday but Donta not so much but kind of. Once upon a time Scott Frost was booed in our stadium which is iron clad proof that the fans didn't like our secondary.
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The Browns weren't liked? Really? Those guys played at a very high level and were respected greatly both during their time here and afterward. I know several fans who's "all time" favorite player was Mike Brown. Further, I don't know a single Nebraska fan that wouldn't love to have either or both of the Browns back on the roster currently, or in ANY season since they graduated.

Also Iowa sucks.
 
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mgbreeze

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It's a worn out theme - "let me lecture you about how I'm a better fan than you are." Going all the way back to '97 to grind an axe is a new low.
 

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Helps when you have a pass rush. Works both ways.

Nebraska's pass rush and the ability to disrupt anything at the line of scrimmage was the worst in all of Power 5 football last season.

If you want to point to one major culprit of fault regarding Nebraska's abomination of defense in 2017, that is culprit #1. Part of it was by design thanks to Bob Diaco's implementation, but it was also due to a roster completely void of pass rushers.
 

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Nebraska's pass rush and the ability to disrupt anything at the line of scrimmage was the worst in all of Power 5 football last season.

If you want to point to one major culprit of fault regarding Nebraska's abomination of defense in 2017, that is culprit #1. Part of it was by design thanks to Bob Diaco's implementation, but it was also due to a roster completely void of pass rushers.

True enough. It was a sad, sad state of affairs.
 

TheBeav815

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NU has been missing a consistent edge rusher for a loooooong time. Gregory is the last one who was a natural at getting after the QB off the edge, but "consistent" isn't among the top adjectives I'd use to describe him.

Before that you've got to go all the way back to what, Vanden Bosch? Chris Kelsay?

They had some guys at DT who could generate push up the middle but it's been a long time since NU was cranking out good rush ends.
 

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Actually having some good lock down CBs can lead to better pass rushings. So true, does go both ways. I say let’s wait and see how Frost and Chin does with this. Maybe we have it now and the coaching we had just sucked and missed it or couldn’t coach it up. Hopefully we will see a lot more pressure this year and our CBs truly locking WRs down. ;)
 

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NU has been missing a consistent edge rusher for a loooooong time. Gregory is the last one who was a natural at getting after the QB off the edge, but "consistent" isn't among the top adjectives I'd use to describe him.

Before that you've got to go all the way back to what, Vanden Bosch? Chris Kelsay?

They had some guys at DT who could generate push up the middle but it's been a long time since NU was cranking out good rush ends.
Jay Moore and Adam Carriker are more recent. We led the nation in sacks in 2005.
 

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Jay Moore and Adam Carriker are more recent. We led the nation in sacks in 2005.
That was because John Blake was the DL coach. Blake was the perfect example of someone who wasn't head coaching material, but as far as position coach? He was in the top 2 in the nation as far as DLine coaches were concerned as well as at the time he was here, he was considered the top recruiter in the nation according to most publications. John Blake had an impressive resume. He was Switzer's DL coach the last 2 years of Switzer's tenure before he stepped down as head coach and then Blake went on to become the DLine coach at Dallas during their Super Bowl runs. Blake was forced out here by Cosgrove as Coz was butt hurt and jealous at the fact that Blake had the entire Defense ready to run through a wall for him as he had the complete loyalty of the players and good ol' suck boy Coz couldn't handle it! Blake ended up leaving to go coach with his long time buddy Butch Davis at North Carolina
 
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OldSchoolHusker

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If Blake would have been around much longer Nebraska would have been serious trouble. I'm not sure how he got Suh to Nebraska but.....
 

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If Blake would have been around much longer Nebraska would have been serious trouble. I'm not sure how he got Suh to Nebraska but.....
That was Callahan that recruited Suh, not Blake. All of Blake's trouble came while he was at North Carolina and contrary to popular belief not at anytime before that and the investigation showed that