Asked by Husker Max

1/29/2015

Which is the bigger issue headed into next season?

33%

Offense

67%

Defense WINNER

33%

Offense

3 Comments

Peter Rygol

Considering we don't have an identity for the offense, coupled with new coaches this has to be the biggest question mark going into 2015. QB questions, running backs, receivers and now likely TE's in the mix it will be interesting what gets rolled out on September 5th.

Gene Baker

Who will be the next starting QB? This is the biggest question the Huskers have this season.

Matt Maxwell

Defense will be simplified and will let the horses run. Offense is about timing, and comfort in a system.

67%

Defense

5 Comments

Nathan Turner

Seems that Riley and staff know more about offense than defense. Not sure what to make of the defense, but I felt that the Pelini ran defense required NFL caliber talent, and it was much too complicated. If it's simplified, I think our defense can be a strength. I just have more questions on this side of the ball scheme-wise. Offense I'm completely optimistic.

Tony Dahlgren

Too thin at linebackers and defensive end.

Stephen Johnson

Because the D coordinator has a poor history of performance

Faye Cook

Great defense wins game. More so than great offencse. The gret defense keeps th e other team out of th end zone.No scoring against your team.

Stacy A Rodenbaugh

You can have an average offense and still win a championship as long as you have a great defense! Defense wins championships!

Will No. 4 Nebraska softball make a deep run in the NCAA Tournament in 2026?

Asked by Husker Max

2 months left

Will No. 4 Nebraska softball make a deep run in the NCAA Tournament in 2026?

86%

Yes Yes

14%

No No

86%

Yes

1 Comment

Christopher Benson

Pitching might be the best in the country, hitting is consistent and there's a tendency to go on runs.

14%

No

0 Comment

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Thoughts on the $600 million Memorial Stadium renovation plan?

Asked by Husker Max

18 hrs left

Thoughts on the $600 million Memorial Stadium renovation plan?

63%

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37%

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Thumbs Up

5 Comments

Doug Schoeneman

I think it will be great for people who can afford going to a game and staying Lincoln. Hotel prices are ridiculous!

matt kolder

Well Overdue. I graduated in '96 and I do not think south side has been touched since then and it was rough then.

Douglas Monson

The stadium needs to be a comfortable and an enjoyable experience for our fans. It is time for an upgrade so Memorial Stadium can serve our state's team and fans in the future.

Joseph Richling

Far overdue for an upgrade. Better to do it sooner than later.

John Reeb

Our stadium, especially south stands where we had season tickets, is very uncomfortable and with no toilets. Stadium clearly needs an upgrade.

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5 Comments

s k

stop spending good money on a building that you cant fully modernize. spend 2.2 to2.6 times the $600m and build a brand new dome stadium with all the bling

Robert Lloyd

We don't need a 600 million renovation, we need to learn to run on first down again.

larry bostwick

Losing seats for the common, blue collar, middle income fans. They are the heart and soul of Nebraska Football.

KroGusLLC

The plan looks nice, but get to the level of where we are winning 8-9 on a regular basis first.

Leo Jelinek

Cost too much and disagree with South stadium tear down and no need for walk way around in the stadium.

Husker Max

Which is the bigger issue headed into next season?

33% Offense

67% Defense WINNER

33% Offense

67% Defense

Will No. 4 Nebraska softball make a deep run in the NCAA Tournament in 2026?

86% Yes Yes

14% No No

86% Yes

14% No

Thoughts on the $600 million Memorial Stadium renovation plan?

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37% Thumbs Down Thumbs Down

63% Thumbs Up

37% Thumbs Down

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Offense

67%

Defense WINNER

33%

Offense

67%

Defense

86%

Yes Yes

14%

No No

86%

Yes

14%

No

63%

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37%

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63%

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37%

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