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..

Does Anthony Colandrea’s skill set change how Nebraska can design its offense?

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Does Anthony Colandrea’s skill set change how Nebraska can design its offense?

91%

Yes Yes

9%

No No

91%

Yes

7 Comments

Robert Lloyd

He seems more than just a mobile QB, he plays with abandon and spunk. Why wasn't he here right out of high school? But how could we have lost Ekeler? Have we turned into the dumbest program in America?

Ruthie Patterson

Mobile QB

Michael Gross

Running quarterback opens ton on new plays.

Scott Ferguson

Mobility is a good thing to have. Opens up a few things.

John Haller

It better or Holgorsen will need to be the next firing

Joe Hegarty

I sure hope so.

Alexanderthegreatandterrible

Of course, it should since we had a statue QB, once Lateef was in the offense changed to suit his skill set, and so it follows that Dana will tweak the offense to suit Colandea's skill set and with a new o-line coach changes come.

9%

No

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Rod Shuman

You would HOPE it does but I’ve got zero faith they’ll utilize him the right way

Will Fred Hoiberg's Huskers still be undefeated when the calendar flips to February?

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Will Fred Hoiberg's Huskers still be undefeated when the calendar flips to February?

39%

Yes Yes

61%

No No

39%

Yes

1 Comment

Gary Wall

I HOPE! CAN WE HOPE!

61%

No

8 Comments

Drew Puls

Michigan

Robert Schutt

With 3 of the remaining 4 January games on the road, it will be an uphill climb in remaining playoff undefeated.

Terrence Smith

... and I hope I'm wrong.

Randy Wolf

Michigan.

VAHuskerFan

They r playing really well but I just don’t see them winning out in January, they live and die by the 3 and it’s gonna end up costing them, not much inside the paint game. I see everyone standing outside the 3 line wanting to shoot the 3 but no one ever inside to get rebounds, wont work against Mich

Suicide Slush Puppie

Probably not - that's expecting a lot - but regardless, what they've accomplished is nothing short of extraordinary.

Jerry Goodwin

This team is really good and they will continue to give themselves a chance in every game, but...3 of the next 4 on the road, including Michigan? That's a tough run. If they win out in January and beat Illinois at home on February 1st, they'll be #1 in the country the next day.

Roy Katskee

They are living on borrowed time.

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

Does Anthony Colandrea’s skill set change how Nebraska can design its offense?

91% Yes Yes

9% No No

91% Yes

9% No

Will Fred Hoiberg's Huskers still be undefeated when the calendar flips to February?

39% Yes Yes

61% No No

39% Yes

61% 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

91%

Yes Yes

9%

No No

91%

Yes

9%

No

39%

Yes Yes

61%

No No

39%

Yes

61%

No