The year of the penalty

[Papalou]

Wisky was the game where Taylor thought he played for Wisky....


......he was making some excellent throws there.

lmao I think he was confused by their color scheme

 

[Red_Alert]

Friggin false start penalties are BS and signs of an O line without discipline.
I am curious as to where 15 of them stands among the top 25 teams in the

country.

Or signs of an O-line getting owned by a D-line.

 

[Papalou]

Or signs of an O-line getting owned by a D-line.

that is also true RA

 

[popeyecv64]

didn't read this thread --but I can say this

the Refs hate Pelini --that is all

 

[jedburks]

I'm too fucking lazy to look, but I imagine the 3 games NU lost were where the penalties and turnovers reared their ugly head again?

Well here you go.

In the Wisconsin game:
First quarter:
2 offensive penalties on one drive on Nebraska's side of the field. That drive resulted in a TD.
1 defensive penalty on Wisconsin's side of the field. That drive resulted in a TD.

Second quarter:
3 offensive penalties. All on different drives. 1 was on Nebraska's 31 and resulted in no first downs and a punt. 1 was on Nebraska's 46 and the next play was an INT. The last penalty was on Nebraska's 42 and resulted in a FG. We also threw an INT on the Wisconsin 46.

Third quarter:
1 offensive penalty on Nebraska's 42 which ended with a punt with no first down. 1 INT on the Nebraska 39.

Fourth quarter:
2 defensive penalties on the same drive. Both on 3rd down. One on the Wisconsin 29 and the other on the Nebraska 39. Drive ended with a TD.


In the NW game:
First quarter:
1 defensive penalty on 3rd down on the Nebraska 13 resulted in a TD. 1 offensive penalty on Nebraska 40 resulted in no first downs and a punt.

Second quarter:
1 offensive penalty on NW 46 resulted in no first down and a punt.

Third quarter:
1 offensive penalty on NW 22 resulted in a TD.

Fourth quarter:
2 offensive penalties on the same drive. One on the Nebraska 35 and the other on the NW 6. Resulted in a TD.


In the Michigan game:
First quarter:
1 defensive penalty on Nebraska's 5. Resulted in a TD. 1 special teams penalty on a kickoff which put the ball on the 9 yard line.

Second quarter:
1 special teams penalty on a punt. Resulted in the end of the half.
1 offensive penalty on Michigan 43. Resulted in no first downs and a punt.

Third quarter:
1 defensive penalty on third down on Nebraska's 4. Resulted in a TD.
1 defensive penalty on Nebraska's 28. Resulted in a TD.
1 fumble on the kickoff. Resulted in a TD.

Fourth quarter:
1 special teams penalty on a punt. Resulted in a TD.
1 offensive penalty on Nebraska's 38. Resulted in no first down and a punt.
1 fumble on kickoff. Resulted in a missed FG.
1 fumble on Nebraska's 32. Resulted in a TD.


Lots of "resulted in a TD" for Michigan. Our biggest problem in those first 2 loses was tackling and key INTs.

 

[antone112]

didn't read this thread --but I can say this

the Refs hate Pelini --that is all

Yep, just like they hate Suh.