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Red Shirt
 Originally Posted by Will.I.Am Husker
I agree his running game dropped off quite a bit. This will be the year to take the training wheels off. There is no more excuses for him. But i will say the espn gameday crew went to far with the criticism. It might have been true but it was very unprofessional.
It was very unprofessional. I sure hope we can prove those clowns wrong. GBR
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Just wait for Tommy Armstrong to come in and lead us to the Promised Land.....
"Baseball happens to be a game of cumulative tension but football, basketball and hockey are played with hand grenades and machine guns." John Leonard

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Red Shirt
 Originally Posted by The Impaler
I agree with you, time to let him go and sink or swim, if he can't improve this year then......
Just wondering in regards to ESPN, would you feel the same if they said the same things about, say, a Chase Coffman? Or if TM played for say USC? I am not saying you would, but just curious, as I think a lot of Husker fans are hyper-sensitive with ESPN.
I hear what you are saying but it was unprofessional no matter who they were talking about. I mean laughing at his throwing motion... As fans we may or may not make fun of a kid but we are not paid to be professional and we are not doing it on national tv.
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 Originally Posted by HuttoHusker
I hear what you are saying but it was unprofessional no matter who they were talking about. I mean laughing at his throwing motion... As fans we may or may not make fun of a kid but we are not paid to be professional and we are not doing it on national tv. 
I usually don't laugh at his throwing motion...for me it's more of a wince or cringe.
"Baseball happens to be a game of cumulative tension but football, basketball and hockey are played with hand grenades and machine guns." John Leonard

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 Originally Posted by IMfanFORnu
 Originally Posted by Cardinal
I'm confused by that comparison. Was Mike Stunz's girlfriend all crooked and awkward?
(And who is/was Mike Stuntz?)
 Originally Posted by gypsyhusker
No way she was/is a thing of beauty. Really something to behold. 
You guys know the rules: Pics, or it didn't happen.
  
Lord loves a workin' man; don't trust whitey; see a doctor and get rid of it.

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Red Shirt
 Originally Posted by ThotDoc
Just wait for Tommy Armstrong to come in and lead us to the Promised Land..... 
I do believe his ceiling is high and am looking forward to his time in the huddle.
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Whatever happened to her anyway???
"Baseball happens to be a game of cumulative tension but football, basketball and hockey are played with hand grenades and machine guns." John Leonard

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Red Shirt
 Originally Posted by ThotDoc
I usually don't laugh at his throwing motion...for me it's more of a wince or cringe.
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 Originally Posted by HuttoHusker
I hear what you are saying but it was unprofessional no matter who they were talking about. I mean laughing at his throwing motion... As fans we may or may not make fun of a kid but we are not paid to be professional and we are not doing it on national tv. 
OK, I can see what you're saying with the laughing, that probably was a little unprofessional. As far as their critique of him though I thought it was fair.

Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known. -Carl Sagan
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Oddly im not worried about the offense, its the defense that bothers me most this coming season
What one person receives without working for, another person must work for
without receiving.
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Red Shirt
 Originally Posted by The Impaler
OK, I can see what you're saying with the laughing, that probably was a little unprofessional. As far as their critique of him though I thought it was fair.
No doubt about that.
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 Originally Posted by Ackos
Oddly im not worried about the offense, its the defense that bothers me most this coming season
Both worry me. Need to see improvement on both sides of the ball, but if one can become fairly dominant I like our chances in any game.

Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known. -Carl Sagan
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 Originally Posted by Red Dead Redemption
Back up QB's have all the luck. Clipboard and a babe. Dang...if I'd have picked football rather than bowling, things would have been different.
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 Originally Posted by Ackos
Oddly im not worried about the offense, its the defense that bothers me most this coming season
I think the defense will be very good. Bo Pelini knows defense and he will fix most the issues from last year. The offense is what I am concerned about. I question if Taylor is the guy to take us to the next level. Our offensive line is also a big concern to me. We hear year after year our depth is improved and we still seem to underachieve. Yes our o-line played very well at times but it hasn't demonstrated any degree of consistency in their play. I also worry that we haven't developed anyone behind Martinez at qb and Rex at tailback. An injury to either can be devastating. Our recievers drop way too many balls which doesn't help us either. I still don't see an offensive identity yet. You can kinda see what we are trying to evolve to but we haven't arrived there yet. Tim Beck is still cutting his teeth calling the offense and hopefully he will get more comfortable in that role.
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Regarding the question is Nebraska back....I don't think this will be the year. Why will the defense be any better? First year coordinator. I'm guessing when the defense underperforms I will hear the "it's his first year..." excuse like I heard with Tim Beck in his previous season. We had zero pass rush in the south carolina game and we lose our two best players (dennard and david). I think the offense will be ok but I'm anxious about it. I think Martinez's throwing motion will be improved...but we really don't have playmakers in the passing game. Bell is good. Quincy is good. But they aren't Jeremy Maclin and Justin Blackmon and we will need WRs like that to be back. Our O line is replacing some guys which makes me wonder if the running game will suffer.
I'll predict 9-4 this year. Seems like a safe bet since Pelini is still the coach. I'll guess losses to Michigan, Ohio St, and Michigan St. Maybe one more in the reg season.
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 Originally Posted by BigRedOhio
The embarrassing losses to Wisconsin and Michigan have everyone thinking we had problems adjusting to the Big 10. That was not the case at all imo... This team would have had some bad losses in any conference last year. The coaching was not great last year and the experience level was low with the players.
Huskers finish 12-1 this year...IF the coaching improves and we avoid major injury issues.
So this years O-Line, QB, D-Line, Linebackers, and Secondary are of NC caliber and it's the coaching staff holding them back?
"Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we." —Washington, D.C., Aug. 5, 2004
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 Originally Posted by rawkfanseth
Regarding the question is Nebraska back....I don't think this will be the year. Why will the defense be any better? First year coordinator. I'm guessing when the defense underperforms I will hear the "it's his first year..." excuse like I heard with Tim Beck in his previous season. We had zero pass rush in the south carolina game and we lose our two best players (dennard and david). I think the offense will be ok but I'm anxious about it. I think Martinez's throwing motion will be improved...but we really don't have playmakers in the passing game. Bell is good. Quincy is good. But they aren't Jeremy Maclin and Justin Blackmon and we will need WRs like that to be back. Our O line is replacing some guys which makes me wonder if the running game will suffer.
I'll predict 9-4 this year. Seems like a safe bet since Pelini is still the coach. I'll guess losses to Michigan, Ohio St, and Michigan St. Maybe one more in the reg season.
Losses to those 3 teams wouldn't surprise me but I would be disappointed nonetheless. I would like to see no blowout losses (like Wisky and Mich last year), and no letdown losses (like NW last year), and no fall apart losses (like So Car last year).
"Baseball happens to be a game of cumulative tension but football, basketball and hockey are played with hand grenades and machine guns." John Leonard

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 Originally Posted by The Impaler:931847
 Originally Posted by Will.I.Am Husker
I agree his running game dropped off quite a bit. This will be the year to take the training wheels off. There is no more excuses for him. But i will say the espn gameday crew went to far with the criticism. It might have been true but it was very unprofessional.
I agree with you, time to let him go and sink or swim, if he can't improve this year then......
Just wondering in regards to ESPN, would you feel the same if they said the same things about, say, a Chase Coffman? Or if TM played for say USC? I am not saying you would, but just curious, as I think a lot of Husker fans are hyper-sensitive with ESPN.
I really dont mind espn at all. I just felt making a joke out of him went to far. I will admit i have a soft spot for ol Nebraska but I feel in this case I would have thought it was out of line no matter who it was....im honestly not an espn hater at all...
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 Originally Posted by ThotDoc
Just wait for Tommy Armstrong to come in and lead us to the Promised Land..... 
Well, if he starts spelling it Tommie, I'd have more confidence.
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 Originally Posted by ThotDoc
Losses to those 3 teams wouldn't surprise me but I would be disappointed nonetheless. I would like to see no blowout losses (like Wisky and Mich last year), and no letdown losses (like NW last year), and no fall apart losses (like So Car last year).
I feel the same way
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