Mierin
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Disagree. Most people want a bowl game next year, and we were a decent QB away from a bowl this season.The real point is that Nebraska Football lacks the talent to meet the expectations fans are placing on him.
Disagree. Most people want a bowl game next year, and we were a decent QB away from a bowl this season.The real point is that Nebraska Football lacks the talent to meet the expectations fans are placing on him.
I get what you’re saying but have to disagree. One capable QB and Nebraska would’ve been 8-4 minimum this year. It’s not a stretch to think DR could have an immediate very positive impact. The defense is there and special teams showed great improvement in year 1.The real point is that Nebraska Football lacks the talent to meet the expectations fans are placing on him. They need to fix a lot of problems unrelated to the QB to get to a 9-3 or 10-2 season in the new B1G.
Start fielding punts, then start actually returning them, then try not to rely on the QB run game so much, then hopefully the coaches learn how to properly manage the end of games, and then develop a pass rush that doesn't rely on blitzing, then try not to lead the country in turnovers, fire Satterfield... the list goes on.
Until they improve all areas of the team, reasonable expectations of Nebraska Football should remain at the 6-6 or 7-5 mark.
Yeah? Where can one see it??Who knew you could be a volleyball and football school.
There is a leak video of DR filming his commitment video last night at memorial stadium
The real point is that Nebraska Football lacks the talent to meet the expectations fans are placing on him. They need to fix a lot of problems unrelated to the QB to get to a 9-3 or 10-2 season in the new B1G.
Nebraska isn't in the B1G West anymore. They won't have under luxury of playing talentless teams each week.Disagree. Most people want a bowl game next year, and we were a decent QB away from a bowl this season.
I think that instead of dreaming about the playoff, Nebraska just needs to focus on bowl games.
Nebraska isn't in the B1G West anymore. They won't have under luxury of playing talentless teams each week.
They have so many issues they need to fix. They can't even field punts.
I think that instead of dreaming about the playoff, Nebraska just needs to focus on bowl games.
You love a little whine with your cheese huh?Nebraska isn't in the B1G West anymore. They won't have under luxury of playing talentless teams each week.
They have so many issues they need to fix. They can't even field punts.
I think that instead of dreaming about the playoff, Nebraska just needs to focus on bowl games.
They would have 8 games possibly 9 this past year with an average QB :dunno That’s not even in questionThe real point is that Nebraska Football lacks the talent to meet the expectations fans are placing on him. They need to fix a lot of problems unrelated to the QB to get to a 9-3 or 10-2 season in the new B1G.
Start fielding punts, then start actually returning them, then try not to rely on the QB run game so much, then hopefully the coaches learn how to properly manage the end of games, and then develop a pass rush that doesn't rely on blitzing, then try not to lead the country in turnovers, fire Satterfield... the list goes on.
Until they improve all areas of the team, reasonable expectations of Nebraska Football should remain at the 6-6 or 7-5 mark.
Nebraska isn't in the B1G West anymore.
I'm trying to temper the sky high expectations Nebraska fans have
I'm talking about the totality of Nebraska Football and who they will play beyond just next season - which is probably their best chance they will have to win more than 8 games.This is a red herring argument. We still play most of the (former) B1G West next year - Illinois, Purdue, Iowa and Wisconsin. We traded two former B1G West opponents for two of the bottom teams from the East (Rutgers and Indiana). And our non-conference is nearly identical to last year's - Colorado (at home this time) plus to winnable G5 teams.
I don't disagree. I hope and think Nebraska will improve. What I don't want is for fans to consider anything other than Raiola leading this program to the expanded playoff/NY6 games/other big time games a failure.This isn't needed. In fact, oddly enough, some people just like to hope that things will improve.
I don't disagree. I hope and think Nebraska will improve. What I don't want is for fans to consider anything other than Raiola leading this program to the expanded playoff/NY6 games/other big time games a failure.