All 4 losses have come on opponents' final snap

[Nate]

 

[oaknightshockey1]

Last weeks clock management was a fiasco, unacceptable for an experienced staff. This week? Nothing wrong with the way he managed. he had to force him to use those timeouts and the only way to do that is run the ball. You have to get a first down though. Wisconsin's line was simply stronger than ours and held us. Not sure if you can put that on a first year coach or a legacy scrapbooker but I don't see it as a clock management issue this time.

Just getting caught up on the thread...our line got us a first down:

 

[oaknightshockey1]

Actually, Jano got us a first down. Then we juked our way out of it.

 

[HuskerInSecLand]

Just getting caught up on the thread...our line got us a first down:

I think I understand what you're saying here. The offensive line got push and Cross went the wrong direction. The offensive line got push a lot better then I thought watching the game originally but a first down? That was 2nd and 7.

 

[huskers1217]

I think I understand what you're saying here. The offensive line got push and Cross went the wrong direction. The offensive line got push a lot better then I thought watching the game originally but a first down? That was 2nd and 7.

if he cut left, he had that corner for possibly 10 yards

 

[oaknightshockey1]

if he cut left, he had that corner for possibly 10 yards

This. If not a first down, you have a third and very short.

 

[HuskerInSecLand]

Ok, you're right. I didn't mean to argue semantics. I understand your point was the line pushed. I did not see this when I watched the game. You are right and I was wrong regarding the line.
With that said I just realized my original point was not about the line specifically. It was this loss was not on play calling. He had to call runs that would force Wisky to use their time outs so that point stands. And your video seems to support that in that he didn't just call it straight up the gut three times either.

Funny how original thoughts get lost on forums.

 

[huskers1217]

did that dude that used to post the sexy pics ever come back

 

[Red_Alert]

did that dude that used to post the sexy pics ever come back

aqwk68?

He made two posts before the Illinois game. They were his 1st two posts since March though.

 

[popeyecv64]

Screwed as bad as S. Carolina with Spurrier in the SEC?

LOL !!

 

[popeyecv64]

I forgot what this thread was about ??

LMFAO !!

 

[Red_Alert]

LOL !!

Annnnnd Spurrier walks out on his players 2 days later. lulz

 

[Jack_John_Mark]

Annnnnd Spurrier walks out on his players 2 days later. lulz

He just wanted to "get out of the way" en sech

 

[popeyecv64]

He just wanted to "get out of the way" en sech

mabey he needed ta go and ploop somewhere ---ever thank of that ??

 

[Red_Alert]

mabey he needed ta go and ploop somewhere ---ever thank of that ??

On a golf course most likely.

 

[popeyecv64]

On a golf course most likely.

soooo ---he took a stroke in the woods eeehh ??

 

[Red_Alert]

soooo ---he took a stroke in the woods eeehh ??

I didn't see him in the woods. If he did it was on a different hole.

 

[popeyecv64]

I didn't see him in the woods. If he did it was on a different hole.

LOL !!

 

[Jack_John_Mark]

So ESPN showed the most improbable comeback victories of the year today and before the Michigan/Michigan State debacle, Nebraska's opponents owned 3 of the top 6.

After the Michigan/Michigan State game, the BYU game and the Illinois game remained in the top 6, but obviously the Spartans win took over 1st and kicked 1 of ours out.

 

[Jack_John_Mark]

Mathematically speaking, 3 of our losses had a combined total of something like 0.9% chance of happening.