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Husker Max Asked by Husker Max
10/9/2014

What does rain and natural turf do for the Huskers' chances?

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34%
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66%
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Stacy A Rodenbaugh
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Stacy A Rodenbaugh

Both teams gave to play in it.

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Keith Petrie
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Keith Petrie

I think it helps... However a wet ball never helps anyone. The reason I say it helps UNL is because we're running the ball. Never want to like throwing a ball in a wet environment. Hard to hold onto when getting ready to throw it...wet ball is hard to catch and sometimes slips or deflects off the receiver and is either incomplete or an interception opportunity. Just handing the ball off to a running back is much safer! GBR!

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Matt Vargas
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Matt Vargas

Natural grass has always been a benefit to a run team vs a pass team. In my opinion, it hurts Mich St more than Nebraska. Mich St has been leaning on high accuracy pass game this season to open up the run.

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34%
Hurt

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JoshuaStation.org
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JoshuaStation.org

I've always believed that Fieldturf hurts them more than helps. I'd love to see a natural grass field in Lincoln.

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Does losing Worster hurt vs. ASU?

Does losing Worster hurt vs. ASU?

Yes, big loss

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No, depth holds

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Yes, big loss

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No, depth holds

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Can Dana Holgorsen spark the offense in 2025?

Can Dana Holgorsen spark the offense in 2025?

Yes, he’s a game-changer

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No, too much to overhaul

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Yes, he’s a game-changer

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Mitch Bronston
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Mitch Bronston

He's an old dog with new tricks

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Loren Zimmerman
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Loren Zimmerman

I could have been an improvement over "Scatterfield". Holgorsen proved he's the guru.

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No, too much to overhaul

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