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Who do you say is the all-time Husker defensive lineman?

Who do you say is the all-time Husker defensive lineman?

Rich Glover

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Ndamukong Suh

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Rich Glover

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David McClymont
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David McClymont

Tough choice. Suh was physically stronger but when you compare effectiveness of the player vs state of the game when they played it's harder to say. Also, RG had 2 outstanding seasons vs NS's 1.

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Johnny Joyce
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Johnny Joyce

Rich was a one many wrecking ball on a National Championship team competing with his own players like Larry Jacobson, etc.

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Tony Bunting
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Tony Bunting

It's very close. Each was the dominant defensive lineman of his era. Each wrecked offenses. Glover by far outplayed everyone in the Game of the Century, and it's hard to top that. Glover, barely.

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Ndamukong Suh

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Fred Gibson
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Fred Gibson

I was only about 10 when Rich Glover played. I remember him as an awesome player but Suh is arguably the greatest college D-Lineman of all time. Not just at Nebraska, but all college, All time.

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Matt Miller
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Matt Miller

How is this even a question?

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Ron Joseph
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Ron Joseph

SUH had less help on the Dline and yet he dominated. Ask that Missouri QB what he thinks as well as McCoy. If we had had the 2008 or 2010 offense wt Suh's 2009 D = National champs. Timing was off.

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Nate Terwilleger
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Nate Terwilleger

A beast often double & triple teamed, Suh still dominated games and caused OCs to change entire game plans mid-stream.

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John Fillmore
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John Fillmore

Glover was very good, but Suh's success in the NFL is a pretty good indicator of his overall talent level.

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Rob Wiseman
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Rob Wiseman

Suh has to double teamed in the nfl....Dominate is too small of a word.

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Mel Nuss
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Mel Nuss

Im old enough to have seen both play but Rich Glover had a great supporting cast. Suh didnt and he was a one man wrecking crew.

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Jon Jorgenson
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Jon Jorgenson

Glover was the best until Suh. More diverse offenses today. Nationally, Suh had a tad more recognition. I love them both and grateful they played for the Big Ref.

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Is bringing Banana Ball to Memorial Stadium a smart move for Nebraska athletics?

Is bringing Banana Ball to Memorial Stadium a smart move for Nebraska athletics?

Yes – diversifies stadium use

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No – distracts from core sports

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Yes – diversifies stadium use

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Troy Dunaway
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Troy Dunaway

Empty - worthless. Full - revenue. This is a no brainer.

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Echo Kinsella
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Echo Kinsella

These are fun talented guys and should be seen.

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Dennis Lambert
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Dennis Lambert

I saw a Larry the Cable Guy show in Memorial Stadium. Didn't have anything to do with "sports"

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No – distracts from core sports

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Roy Katskee
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Roy Katskee

you must be kidding!

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Joe Nigro
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Joe Nigro

I hope this is a joke. Nothing to do with sports.

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Which problem can Nebraska least afford to repeat against Michigan State?

Which problem can Nebraska least afford to repeat against Michigan State?

Leaky rushing defense

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Meager rushing offense

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Leaky rushing defense

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VAHuskerFan
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VAHuskerFan

Nebraska is known over the years to have struggled against running Quarterbacks, they have to make sure that doesn’t happen today!!!

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Robert Lloyd
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Robert Lloyd

I think our OL is the most problematic thing, not Emmett Johnson. If MSU gets on a roll and stops Dylan then we are in trouble.

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Mitch Bronston
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Mitch Bronston

Any time you stop the run, you make a team one dimensional

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Meager rushing offense

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Michael Pickrell
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Michael Pickrell

the OL has to play better. the running backs can't run if there aren't any holes to run into. they have to protect the QB, 1 or 2 sacks are acceptable, but they can't give up 7 again.

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