Ex-Nebraska QB Adrian Martinez says Kansas State is 'most talented squad' in career

[Dogs In A Pile]

Our D is really 128?

Great news. with this weekends games tallied we've vaulted up to 127th in total defense!

Already started our return to greatness and we haven't even hired our new coach yet. /s

 

[Guy Chamberlin]

Adrian would still be getting beat to death if he played for us.

Well on Adrian's game-clinching run, the K-State OL collapsed almost immediately, and the 3rd and 14 was converted entirely on Adrian's improvisation. When Adrian wasn't getting beaten to death, he still managed to become the Career Total Offense Leader at Nebraska.

People seem to forget that Nebraska had the #2 total offense in the Big 10 last year at 448 yards a game, behind only Ohio State. You just can't do that if your OL is as inept as people claim here. We mostly had situational problems, including red zone and 4th quarter breakdowns. And yeah, some of AM's poorly timed turnovers were on Adrian. 

This year, both Thompson and Grant are among the NCAA statistical leaders. Can't do that without an OL doing something right. But when your defense is utterly helpless and you're playing scared or from behind, offensive rhythm goes out the window on a team that's already pretty fragile.

Tons of room for improvement on the OL, but this offense seems able to win games with a little more help.

 

[Undone]

You did know that receiver, KSU #85, was former Husker Kade Warner who transferred with AM……..right?

Holy s***…I didn’t!

This explains everything.

 

[JJ Husker]

You did know that receiver, KSU #85, was former Husker Kade Warner who transferred with AM……..right?

Whoever gave this the laughy face….seriously, it really is Kade Warner.  :dunno

 

[Hayseed]

If you ask me, this is a perfectly designed scramble. All five blockers did their job and the routes gave Martinez a great chance at getting the first down.

 

[krc1995]

6 minutes ago, Hayseed said:

If you ask me, this is a perfectly designed scramble. All five blockers did their job and the routes gave Martinez a great chance at getting the first down.

That’s the important piece- everyone doing the right things at the right times. That is the part of coaching that Frost never improved on. 
 

an orchestra needs a conductor to make beautiful music. No conductor = lots of hot air and no symmetry 

 

[hunter49]

at least we now know his potential.  no road graders, no black shirts, s#!t.

 

[Gage County]

 

[Hayseed]

In post game Klieman says the big run wasn't an intentional scramble, they covered the pass routes and it just happened to clear out the field for Adrian to take off. Klieman said Martinez hit another gear and it was something to see....I call that Crouchspeed.

 

[TherealTomOsborne]

In post game Klieman says the big run wasn't an intentional scramble, they covered the pass routes and it just happened to clear out the field for Adrian to take off. Klieman said Martinez hit another gear and it was something to see....I call that Crouchspeed.

I can’t remember him hitting that extra gear since his freshman year.   He was mooooving!

 

[Crusader Husker]

Amazing how healthy you can stay when your O-line isn't allowing you to get beat up.

 

[Hilltop]

I can’t remember him hitting that extra gear since his freshman year.   He was mooooving!

It's hard to remember the good things from losses...  he did that occasionally since then but mainly in losing efforts so very forgettable. 

 

[talaricohusker]

Die Thread Die!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

 

[hunter49]

Amazing how healthy you can stay when your O-line isn't allowing you to get beat up.

so true.  no improvement until we get some recruiting done.

 

[runningblind]

Die Thread Die!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

You know you can just not read threads right?