Who wins the battle of strength against strength?

Asked by Husker Max

12/26/2015

Who wins the battle of strength against strength?

34%

Paul Perkins

66%

Husker Run Defense WINNER

34%

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

1 Comment

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.

66%

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

5 Comments

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.

Does Nebraska’s 20-17 win over Cincinnati signal resilience or concern?

Asked by Husker Max

2 Votes

Does Nebraska’s 20-17 win over Cincinnati signal resilience or concern?

50%

Resilience outweighs how it happened Resilience outweighs how it happened

50%

Narrow win raises red flags Narrow win raises red flags

50%

Resilience outweighs how it happened

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50%

Narrow win raises red flags

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Will Nebraska’s offense outperform its still-young defense this season?

Asked by Husker Max

178 Votes

Will Nebraska’s offense outperform its still-young defense this season?

82%

Yes – offense leads the way Yes – offense leads the way

18%

No – defense will adjust No – defense will adjust

82%

Yes – offense leads the way

2 Comments

Ryan Morrow

New DC, Less experience... Will be GREAT if D can adjust, But I'm not drinking that kool-aid until we see it on game day. Offense should be one of the best we've had in a long time. Definitely on them to lead the way :)

Robert Lloyd

I look for the offense to be one of the best in the country this year with Holgorson as the OC.

18%

No – defense will adjust

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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

Does Nebraska’s 20-17 win over Cincinnati signal resilience or concern?

50% Resilience outweighs how it happened Resilience outweighs how it happened

50% Narrow win raises red flags Narrow win raises red flags

50% Resilience outweighs how it happened

50% Narrow win raises red flags

Will Nebraska’s offense outperform its still-young defense this season?

82% Yes – offense leads the way Yes – offense leads the way

18% No – defense will adjust No – defense will adjust

82% Yes – offense leads the way

18% No – defense will adjust

34%

Paul Perkins

66%

Husker Run Defense WINNER

34%

Paul Perkins

66%

Husker Run Defense

50%

Resilience outweighs how it happened Resilience outweighs how it happened

50%

Narrow win raises red flags Narrow win raises red flags

50%

Resilience outweighs how it happened

50%

Narrow win raises red flags

82%

Yes – offense leads the way Yes – offense leads the way

18%

No – defense will adjust No – defense will adjust

82%

Yes – offense leads the way

18%

No – defense will adjust