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Do you think Nebraska is in trouble at 0-2?
In Sports Husker Max Asked by Husker Max
9/19/2018

Do you think Nebraska is in trouble at 0-2?

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48%
No, not yet

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52%
Big time

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Randy Wolf
Randy Wolf

Unless there is dramatic improvement we may not see a single win this year. Huskers will be playing the same players, most of which do not belong in the big ten. An injury prone freshman QB as well

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Jeff Rohr
Jeff Rohr

Unfortunately, yes. Tough road schedule. Don't lose hope though. I still believe in Frost in the long term and have no doubt he'll turn things around. Let's stay positive.

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John Lautt
John Lautt

Arrogance of the Nebraska Fans, this team is done!!!

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Trip Conroy
Trip Conroy

4-8 season, no chance of beating, MI, WI, OSU, MSU, IA, and most likely NW...that is 8 losses. Things will get better just not for a couple years with what Riley left Frost

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Rolland Holliday
Rolland Holliday

Toughest schedule of any team ahead of our Huskers. May be a long year, but I am still confident BIB RED will be back soon.

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Stephanie Alexander Stineman
Stephanie Alexander Stineman

We are 0-2 and very well could be 0-3 and we were planning on being 3-0 at this time. I have no idea what six teams we can beat to get to a bowl game.

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Harry Beans
Harry Beans

2-4 wins but I still believe 100% that we have the right coach! This is a mess that will get cleaned up in a couple years.

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Steven Bailey
Steven Bailey

It is not the coaching. Longtime downward arch for NE. Yet fans think one top 25 recruiting class, title here we come. the difference between top 5 and # 25 is huge. NE has been passed by period.

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David Bailey
David Bailey

Over rated players It will take time... 3 wins

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Steve Goertz
Steve Goertz

Best Case we get 4 wins unless we can address the deficiencies.

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Jerry Scheschy
Jerry Scheschy

I can only see 3 to 5 wins

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Frank Howlett
Frank Howlett

Right now we look like a talent challenged poorly coached team!

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Jerry L. Hammon
Jerry L. Hammon

If this team can not stop getting in it's own way , which it doesn't seem to be able to do, it's going to be a very long year.

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48%
No, not yet

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Allan Hale
Allan Hale

Adrian Martinez is a game changer period! He changes an entire game plan. clean up the mistakes and the horrendous special teams and we can make a run! HALE

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Rich Leffler
Rich Leffler

They have a chance to right the ship if Martinez can play.

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Brian Staudenmaier
Brian Staudenmaier

We knew this season was going to be a bear when it was announced. This year has had some mother nature that had a major impact on the results of the planned first three games. Scott is fine! GBR!!!

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Brad Loseke
Brad Loseke

In Frost I trust.

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Leanne Renz-Miller
Leanne Renz-Miller

Not yet, but if they don't get Martinez back soon and make the penalties go away, they will keep losing unfortunately.

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Arlie Rauch
Arlie Rauch

It takes a long time to undo the losing virus.

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Jason Miller
Jason Miller

Trust the process.

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Rob Thomason
Rob Thomason

We are playing like we are stressed out...+ Bunch is a good kid but would not be starting at N or any D1.. right? Defense... out of position is I am guessing what Frost is mad about... just need 1 win

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Jay Safford
Jay Safford

We are still working out the kinks and new work ethic. It will come.

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Rob Kroll
Rob Kroll

No, we are not in trouble.. You can't make a top 25 team in 6 months.. We have been a crappy team for over 10 years!

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Jon Ruthven
Jon Ruthven

Riley was hired because, unlike Pelini, he was "nice," not because he showed competence. Scott Frost has a proven record at Oregon & UCF. SF has 51 new players. Improvement is real & on track.

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Kevin Robinson
Kevin Robinson

we have great potential and are so close to being really good.

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Richard Murray
Richard Murray

The fans might be in trouble if they don't realize the depths from which Frost and his coaches have had to bring this program from after Riley. But the team is in good hands and better days are ahead.

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