Do We Win Out?

I'd like to say yes, but MSU and Iowa have very good run defenses. I'm not saying we can't throw the ball, but our offense right now is really based around the running game and throwing it when and where we want, so it's hard for me to be confident in saying we win both.

 
i'd be happy with 2-1. not real concerned with bowl games at this point. frost has work to do recruiting as soon as the season is over.

 
BoSolich said:
i'd be happy with 2-1. not real concerned with bowl games at this point. frost has work to do recruiting as soon as the season is over.
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I’m with you. As much as the bowl practices would have helped, it could be better for the coaches do go out recruiting in December and the players recharge their batteries for winter conditioning (especially with the team playing 12 straight games).

 
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ColoradoHusk said:
Do you have multiple personalities. In one thread you are making posts that you can’t trust Frost to win any Big Ten games, but then you make this post where you expect NU to win out. I almost think you are just making this post to be even more fake mad if NU does lose one of the last 3 games. 
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Never said that- Find it before you spew.  You are hyper sensitive

 
Why not think we can win out. The improvement that the team has shown week to week, says it can happen. Counting ILL as a sure win, doesn't look like such a sure thing now, but if they keep showing improvement like they did at the  OSU game, I say they win out.

GBR!!!

 
The proper statement is ... "we could win out".

To say, "we should win out" implies so much superiority to this team.  There are plenty of issues still left to fix on our own side of the street to say "we should".

 
I think if we match yesterday's intensity without the disastrous mistakes there is no reason we can't run the table.  However, the beauty of college football is there are no guarantees.  Except for perhaps Alabama being unbeatable unfortunately.  

 
Start by going 1-0 next week. Can this team continue to win the ones they are supposed to, like their other two wins. Illinois is coming in high after replicating our game against Minnesota pretty much.

Let's beat A.J. Bush then get on to the two tougher ones.

That said I think 2-1. This mark would also give me a good deal of optimism heading into the office season.

 
spurs1990 said:
Start by going 1-0 next week. Can this team continue to win the ones they are supposed to, like their other two wins. Illinois is coming in high after replicating our game against Minnesota pretty much.

Let's beat A.J. Bush then get on to the two tougher ones.

That said I think 2-1. This mark would also give me a good deal of optimism heading into the office season.
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I agree. 2-1 seems realistic. 3-0 would be ecstatic though. I think i'll end up being optimistic no matter what though lol.

 
HuskerPowerVA said:
I think if we match yesterday's intensity without the disastrous mistakes there is no reason we can't run the table.  However, the beauty of college football is there are no guarantees.  Except for perhaps Alabama being unbeatable unfortunately.  
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Without the disastrous mistakes? That's what this team is built on.   QB making high school decisions at critical junctures, special teams kicking the ball backwards.   No run blitzing when they are clearly going to run the ball.  

 
Moiraine said:
I have a topic going about this. There's a very slim chance but I update it every week. In 2016 2 5 win teams went to a bowl game, and in 2017 no 5 win teams went to a bowl game.

There are 78 available spots. If there aren't enough 6+ win teams then it goes by APR, and we have these teams ahead of us in APR (that don't already have 6 wins):

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There are a couple teams tied with us but I don't keep track of them because Nebraska would be picked over them in any bowl game.
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Any clue where we are at for number of teams qualified already?

 
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