Are the problems the Huskers have had closing out games more due to scheme or execution issues?

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Are the problems the Huskers have had closing out games more due to scheme or execution issues?

24%

The schemes The schemes

76%

Lack of execution on the field Lack of execution on the field

24%

The schemes

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76%

Lack of execution on the field

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2 Comments

Jack Hiegel

I think you have to consider the fact that talent-wise we are fairly equal to our competition. Realizing that, we have (or should have) a 50-50 chance of doing what we want. We simply don't know how to win. Thus our odds fall to 20-80. Winning will change EVERYTHING.

Bill Mussman

In just 2 years UCF implemented Frost's offense and was executing it FLAWLESSLY...but they still look like the Keystone cops in year 4 at Nebraska..

Which is a more likely win for the Huskers in 2023?

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8 months left

Which is a more likely win for the Huskers in 2023?

22%

Minnesota on the road Minnesota on the road

78%

Purdue at home Purdue at home

22%

Minnesota on the road

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jerry reinhardt

The way I see it, the little weasel will be running scared, not knowing what him!

78%

Purdue at home

In Lincoln, against a new head coach Ryan Walters ...

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5 Comments

Tim Brunswick

new system

Mark Brigham

It's at home and I think we will be understanding our new system and coaches by then.

Walt Hansmann (CPTD, DTM)

Purdue is deeper into the first season of a new staff. And it is at home where the crowd is more of a factor.

Ron Joseph

Later in the season. The mini game is #1 and we'll have some kinks to work out. BUT I think we win both. With good coaching we'll finally put Mini in our rear view mirror.

Kevin Bolin

not likely

The '23 Class

In your opinion, was National Signing Day a success for Nebraska football?

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10 months left

In your opinion, was National Signing Day a success for Nebraska football?

94%

Yes Yes

6%

No No

94%

Yes

8 Comments

Ken E

speed speed speed

Bruce Neel

Good job. A lot of good players and a lot from Nebraska

Dick Plock

We are moving the roster and trying to get better! Thanks for hiring Coach Rhule, Trev!!!

Chuck Bolder

Think they did very well considering the time they had to get er done!

Kevin Hilyard

I thought we did really well with the defensive and offensive line, plus the most in-state recruits since 98!

Michael Graham

Top 25 is good.

Scott Thomsen

In short order, Coach Rhule and staff put together a top 30 class. That's a great result for the short time they had to work with. My only pain point was losing Earnest Hausman to Michigan through the transfer portal.

Thomas Wright

Ernnie's lose ! Besides, Rhule is replacing him with some 4 & even 5 star recruits out of Florida. Ernest WHO ? GBR !!!

6%

No

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Husker Max

Are the problems the Huskers have had closing out games more due to scheme or execution issues?

24% The schemes The schemes

76% Lack of execution on the field Lack of execution on the field

24% The schemes

76% Lack of execution on the field

Which is a more likely win for the Huskers in 2023?

22% Minnesota on the road Minnesota on the road

78% Purdue at home Purdue at home

22% Minnesota on the road

78% Purdue at home

In your opinion, was National Signing Day a success for Nebraska football?

94% Yes Yes

6% No No

94% Yes

6% No

24%

The schemes The schemes

76%

Lack of execution on the field Lack of execution on the field

24%

The schemes

76%

Lack of execution on the field

22%

Minnesota on the road Minnesota on the road

78%

Purdue at home Purdue at home

22%

Minnesota on the road

78%

Purdue at home

94%

Yes Yes

6%

No No

94%

Yes

6%

No