Who wins the battle of strength against strength?

Asked by Husker Max

12/26/2015

Who wins the battle of strength against strength?

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Paul Perkins

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Husker Run Defense WINNER

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Paul Perkins

This running back was the Offensive Player of the Year in the PAC12 and ran for 1,275 yds this year.

This running back was the Offensive Player of the Year in the PAC12 and ran for 1,275 yds this year. Show Less

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James Traut

The UCLA pass offense will be too much for NU slower DBs & LBs, hence the DL will be spread out to help against passing and susceptible to the UCLA rushing offense.

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Husker Run Defense

With a Top 10 rushing defense, the Huskers can make an opponent one dimensional.

With a Top 10 rushing defense, the Huskers can make an opponent one dimensional. Show Less

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David MacKay

We have stopped the run all year...come out with a purpose and put pressure on qb and we can win this game!

Dan Cubrich

Since West Coast Riley will be certain to allow Armstrong to pass 40 to 50 times, as usual he'll be the key for Nebraska to win or lose this game. Going by what we saw this season, Tommie will throw a few picks, which will lead to another loss.

Robert Dodd

if the (D) plays like they can, that Paul guy could have a longgg afternoon!!

Stephen Johnson

They have done a decent job all year against the run.

Robert Hutsell

They will make UCLA 1 dimensional...hope the pass defense is ready for a future NFL quarterback. Could be embarrassing.

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

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

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Thoughts on the $600 million Memorial Stadium renovation plan?

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Thoughts on the $600 million Memorial Stadium renovation plan?

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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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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

Who wins the battle of strength against strength?

34% Paul Perkins

66% Husker Run Defense WINNER

34% Paul Perkins

66% Husker Run Defense

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

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Thoughts on the $600 million Memorial Stadium renovation plan?

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Paul Perkins

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Husker Run Defense WINNER

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Paul Perkins

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