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9/11/2014

Which will improve the Huskers' punt return game the most?

19%
Better Returner

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81%
Better Blocking WINNER

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19%
Better Returner

Which will improve the Huskers' punt return game the most?
2 Comments
Keith Petrie
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Keith Petrie

Less Fair catches. I can't believe all the fair Catches. Sometimes they're needed but when you've got room to catch and run... RUN SUCKA...RUN!!!

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Gordon Sherman
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Gordon Sherman

Need someone to catch the ball and run.....simple and Bell needs to get rid of the chip on his shoulder

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81%
Better Blocking

Which will improve the Huskers' punt return game the most?
5 Comments
Jason Cleveland
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Jason Cleveland

Seem like every returner always has 3-4 people in his face when he catches the ball.

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Allen H. Browning
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Allen H. Browning

We need to pressure the kicker. we never do and that kills us.

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Russ Judson
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Russ Judson

It all starts with blocking. Without better blocking, you could put Ameer back there and I'm not sure the results would be a whole lot better (but more of a chance he'd get hurt).

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Bart Burroughs
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Bart Burroughs

I think it is actually both. someone that is consistently able to catch the ball and is a breakaway threat, as well as better blocking so they have a chance to move the ball up field after the catch

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Arlie Rauch
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Arlie Rauch

The punt returners are hardly given a chance.

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Can transfer O-linemen stabilize NU for 2025?

Can transfer O-linemen stabilize NU for 2025?

Yes, they anchor it

3

No, still unproven

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Yes, they anchor it

3 Comments

No, still unproven

1 Comment
George mcdaniel
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George mcdaniel

Ruola will be running for his live in every game runblocking will be bad too

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Can transfer WRs elevate NU’s passing game in ‘25?

Can transfer WRs elevate NU’s passing game in ‘25?

Yes, they spark offense

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No, chemistry lacking

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Yes, they spark offense

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No one has commented yet

No, chemistry lacking

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Joe Hegarty
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Joe Hegarty

We can only hope but I will stick with history.

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