Under the Radar Things You're Still Salty About

[Cdog923]

We all know the biggies: John Ruud's hit, the out of bounds catch against Penn State in '82, the phantom clip in the '94 Orange Bowl. What are some "under the radar" plays throughout Husker history that still grind your gears? One for me has to be Kenny Bell's block in the B1G title game against Wisconsin. That should be on a how-to reel in terms of proper blocking technique. 

 

[BIG ERN]

Courtney Osborne's sack on Blaine Gabbert and Ryan Tannehill...

 

[Mierin]

The entire Texas A&M game. You know the one.

 

[Xmas32]

Literally everything about Chase Daniel.  I loathed that guy at Mizzou.  He torched NU repeatedly and the fact that he's been able to hang around since '09 as a backup QB while attempting less than 100 passes, make tens of millions of dollars AND get a Super Bowl has ticked me off way more than it should.  I've never met him but if I did, I would expect him to be a utter and complete d-bag.

 

[The Murphinator]

Big 12 championship game against Texas when they put 1 second back on the clock to help Texas win. That one game is the reason I hate Texas so much now.

 

[Treand3]

Literally everything about Chase Daniel.  I loathed that guy at Mizzou.  He torched NU repeatedly and the fact that he's been able to hang around since '09 as a backup QB while attempting less than 100 passes, make tens of millions of dollars AND get a Super Bowl has ticked me off way more than it should.  I've never met him but if I did, I would expect him to be a utter and complete d-bag.

Bro...I feel you. Couldn't stand him.

 

[DrunkOffPunch]

The Michigan State 'clap' false starts a couple years ago.

 

[Red_Payne]

Putting time back on the clock after Colt McCoy threw the ball out-of-bounds during the 2009 Big-12 CCG.

I think they (technically) got the call right... but I would have been more than happy if they got the call wrong & ended the game then and there; thus, I'm salty.

 

[MichiganDad3]

Crouch's head nearly ripped off, but no facemask call

 

[ADS]

Not a particular play but the whole sequence at the end of the 2009 VT game still pisses me off.

 

[MichiganDad3]

1978 hit against Oklahoma (Rudd hits Phelps) that was not ruled a fumble

 

[LumberJackSker]

Niles paul fumble while running up the sidelines against iowa state. That game was the biggest s#!t show in the history of sports.

 

[MichiganDad3]

Langs calling a bomb when 1 yard was needed to run out the clock and seal the victory

 

[Redux]

:01 doesn't piss me off because it would have been irrelevant if they took an actual 2nd look at the SUPPOSED Touchdown Colt McCoy scored.  How a QB on the ground, flat on his stomach, gets 6 points by reaching a ball across the line is beyond me.