Game Thread: #7 Michigan State @ Nebraska -- 6pm CST on ESPN

[iruletheskool]

We just beat a real top 10 team for the first time since Solich was here and all Exorbitant can talk about is how the back-up walk-on non-talent should be starting over Tommy Armstrong.

Helu300 didn't count??

 

[sandhill_husker]

Let me clear my throat.

 

[oaknightshockey1]

So you would have rather Nebraska block poorly all night for TA instead of blocking very good? I see. Despite this, TA still almost threw the game away on two different plays on that last drive. Like I said before, he would be an outstanding QB by just making some better decisions. He's pretty good the way he is.

 

[Red_Alert]

I'm convinced if Tommy was white you'd have no problem with him starting.

Yeah, I've wondered how often zorbie yells the 'N' word at the TV.

Uh oh, a white woman just walked by TA on the sidelines. I hope he ignored her!

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[Jack_John_Mark]

Helu300 didn't count??

That Mizzou team finished like 7-6 or somethin.

They were way overrated when we played them.

 

[Jack_John_Mark]

I'm kidding of course.

But they weren't very good.

 

[Exorbitant]

We just beat a real top 10 team for the first time since Solich was here and all Exorbitant can talk about is how the back-up walk-on non-talent should be starting over Tommy Armstrong.

Hey numbnuts, I never said he should start over TA, but if he's in one of his stink it up modes, he should be placed on the bench for a different perspective for maybe one series or so. He did a good enough job last Saturday to not have been benched at all.

 

[Exorbitant]

That Mizzou team finished like 7-6 or somethin.

They were way overrated when we played them.

Mich. St. may not end up in the top ten this year themselves. They may be overrated too. Even though I'm excited about the win, I'm smart enough to realize that they had some defensive backs who were hurt. In about 3 weeks we'll see how things pan out.

 

[Exorbitant]

Yeah, some people will want to believe TA was running for his life the whole game. Eh, I guess they'll believe what they want to believe. In this case having a great player placed in there can make a lot of difference. TA didn't have a sack all night. So much for him running for his life the whole night! LMAO! The Purdue game would have been won by just limiting the amount of passes thrown by our highly inexperienced second string QB who has a lot of upside if utilized properly. We all know the story in the GIFTED away Illinois game.

Nick Gates.

 

[Jack_John_Mark]

Mich. St. may not end up in the top ten this year themselves. They may be overrated too. Even though I'm excited about the win, I'm smart enough to realize that they had some defensive backs who were hurt. In about 3 weeks we'll see how things pan out.

LMAO

 

[Exorbitant]

LMAO

Did you even know about Mich. State's injuries in the secondary? I still think Nebraska's win was a great win, but we need to see how State will do against OSU.

 

[Exorbitant]

That Mizzou team finished like 7-6 or somethin.

They were way overrated when we played them.

Hey genius, Missouri was 10-3 in 2010. Nebraska in 2010 played Missouri the week after they played and beat Oklahoma. Missouri was emotionally spent against Nebraska. Missouri wasn't overrated, it's impossible for a college team to play at an emotional peak week after week. I hope you learned something here.

 

[antone112]

Finally a different view. It certainly looks like he puts his hand on Reilly just before he goes out. Or maybe my eyes are just seeing what I want them to.

 

[Red_Alert]

Finally a different view. It certainly looks like he puts his hand on Reilly just before he goes out. Or maybe my eyes are just seeing what I want them to.

 

[HuskerInSecLand]

Looks like his arm was on him, he was forcing him to the outside (using the line as a defender) and Reilly was trying to get around him to get back in and to the ball.

Thought they could do that but glad to know they weren't able to this time.

 

[Red_Alert]

It is clear the DB shoulder bumped Reilly at first, then extended his arm and was pushing Reilly.

The give away is the DB falling when he no longer has Reilly as leverage to lean on. His upper body weight and pushing momentum caused him to fall.

 

[Red_Alert]

The line judge at the 30 had a great shot at what was going on.

 

[Exorbitant]

Finally a different view. It certainly looks like he puts his hand on Reilly just before he goes out. Or maybe my eyes are just seeing what I want them to.

Good job finding this view, Antone. He did appear to touch the receiver there. Also, the way the officials have been towards Nebraska, I'm pretty sure they wouldn't have just gifted Nebraska a TD there. There was an official right there who had the best view of what really happened.

 

[Jack_John_Mark]

Hey genius, Missouri was 10-3 in 2010. Nebraska in 2010 played Missouri the week after they played and beat Oklahoma. Missouri was emotionally spent against Nebraska. Missouri wasn't overrated, it's impossible for a college team to play at an emotional peak week after week. I hope you learned something here.

Hey racist, read my very next post.

 

[it'sHuskers4me]

Back to the final Reilly TD catch for a moment. I was watching CBS Morning News Monday and this pops up. Sorry if the volume isn't loud, but they talk about how Michigan State got robbed out the win because Reilly was "Clearly out of bounds". LOL on their limited knowledge about the rules.