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Did conservative second half play calling hurt the Huskers?

Did conservative second half play calling hurt the Huskers?

Yes, it was key

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No, they had to

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Yes, it was key

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William Anderson
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William Anderson

Everyone knows when in Boulder in the 4th quarter offensive possession is vital. Most all team's defenses wear down there if the offense can not run some clock. Our D wore out - plain and simple.

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Mike Hunter
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Mike Hunter

Entire team looked flat in the 4th quarter.

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John Freeman
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John Freeman

CU made adjustments - went to a 3 man front and widened the ILBs to counter our success on the edge. We did not. No interior run game with 1 less man.. No vertical game. Our O ran our D in the ground.

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Jeremy Woitaszewski
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Jeremy Woitaszewski

Because we were running it when it clearly wasn’t working

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Rich Leffler
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Rich Leffler

Some of the play calling was very questionable inn the second half of the game. Why did they not use their big tight ends more? I mean Austin Allen is 6 '8" tall so why isn't here using his available

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Rich Leffler
Rich Leffler

Weapons he has? It all seems a little vanilla and limited!

Darrell Moore
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Darrell Moore

Frost was calling the plays like he was trying not to lose rather than playing to win. Colorado Coach took Frost to school.

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Paul Popp
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Paul Popp

Second half adjustments by Colorado confused the entire team and coaching staff. Felt like they went conservative just to hold on and escape.

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Ron Joseph
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Ron Joseph

Seems like we went into a shell - esp after Washington's long run off of the sideline flair pass. The next time we had the ball we did the exact play only to the other side. could've been a pick 6

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No, they had to

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wayiam Starr
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wayiam Starr

We needed to run the ball we didnt we did the wore out prem pass that they new wss Coming completely predictable

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Mick Hanson
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Mick Hanson

Not, "they had to". Just if they couldn't execute the plays called, why could they execute the other ones? The offense got over confident and let it slide, with an eye on the score board.

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Does cornerback CJ Bronaugh's decommitment spell trouble for the '26 recruiting class?

Does cornerback CJ Bronaugh's decommitment spell trouble for the '26 recruiting class?

Yes, it's a momentum-killer.

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No, the right fits will be found.

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Yes, it's a momentum-killer.

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K L
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K L

Trae Taylor isn’t in this class. Poor Dayton Raiola is taking unnecessary heat for not being his brother but he’s great. Somehow, they need to find that one guy in every class that puts himself out there to draw in other recruits. They just haven’t found that dude yet in this class and it shows.

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No, the right fits will be found.

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Rob Abel
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Rob Abel

Nope, no trouble whatsoever.

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Vaughn Bishop
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Vaughn Bishop

The tide doesn’t turn on the loss of one player unless that player is a 5 star QB.

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Rob Abel
Rob Abel

'zactly

Robert Lloyd
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Robert Lloyd

This is just part of football.

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Alexanderthegreatandterrible
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Alexanderthegreatandterrible

Not at this point. We have many options with the transfer portal and still with plenty of recruits that haven't found a home yet.

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Will Fred Hoiberg’s portal class get the Huskers to the NCAA Tourney?

Will Fred Hoiberg’s portal class get the Huskers to the NCAA Tourney?

Yes, transfers shine

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No, roster untested

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Yes, transfers shine

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George mcdaniel
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George mcdaniel

This will be the yearthey win their carry first NCAA tournament game

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No, roster untested

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