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11/10/2014

Will Ameer Abdullah recover enough to be effective at Wisconsin?

57%
Yes WINNER

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43%
No

3

57%
Yes

7 Comments
Gearld Wolff
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Gearld Wolff

It was a wise COACHING decision not to let Ameer play further against Purdue. Looked like he could have gone back in after the brace and some treatment, but why risk it. Two weeks to get him ready for Wisky...

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Gene Lydick
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Gene Lydick

he is a special player if the mri was negative he will be in the lineup

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Herbert Blackbird
0
Herbert Blackbird

Abdullah physical shape will help him recover right on time for the next game....GBR

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Ron Bauer
0
Ron Bauer

Remember, Ameer is a very versatile player, he can be used as a decoy, a receiver out of the backfield, he's a darn good blocker. Imani Cross is also a very good running back, can't forget Newby either. Need I say more?

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Ron Hough
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Ron Hough

He is a strong willed individual and he will do everything to be ready.

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Keith Petrie
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Keith Petrie

I don't think it was that bad...atleast it didn't seem to be!

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43%
No

3 Comments
Patrick Nelson
3
Patrick Nelson

he needs to be 100 percent to be affective with his running style Wis 28-NU14

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Stephen Johnson
Stephen Johnson

I think Nebraska's defense will raise their play to compensate. Also the offense will mentally adjust. They all want to win.

B1GRedFootball
1
B1GRedFootball

MCL sprain to heal up completely in 2 weeks......no way. Unfortunately, it will bother him for the remainder of the season.

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David Weaver
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David Weaver

His freakish ability to stop and cut on a dime is what makes him who he is and even if he's close to 100% he won't get much practice and I guarantee that injury is going thru his head come Wisconsin game time. I really worry about him coming out and cutting hard the first time and re-injuring it but this time worse.

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For Nebraska's offensive strategy moving forward, would you prefer:

For Nebraska's offensive strategy moving forward, would you prefer:

A strong, identifiable style?

2

A more adaptive and varied approach?

1

A strong, identifiable style?

2 Comments
Larry Ewart
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Larry Ewart

If the Huskers win at OSU they will have righted their ship

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A more adaptive and varied approach?

1 Comment
James Key
1
James Key

3 TE's and a RB!! Run Forest Run

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What do you think the Huskers' ceiling will be closer to?

What do you think the Huskers' ceiling will be closer to?

9-3

2

7-5

8

9-3

2 Comments
Robert Lloyd
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Robert Lloyd

Heck, why not 11-1 ??? Eventually Saterfield will be gone and we will start running the ball and we will be a feared team once again.

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Matt Seiler
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Matt Seiler

11-1 is technically the ceiling as they have an outside shot at even Ohio State but I’ll go with 8-4

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7-5

8 Comments
Jim Zier
0
Jim Zier

I DIDN'T VOTE FOR THIS SIDE. I JUST COULDN'T FIND THE 5-7 BOX

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klirvine@bresnan.net
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klirvine@bresnan.net

got to show me that they will show up every game

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Jerry Johnson
0
Jerry Johnson

We got lots of work to do. Special teams, offensive line, no open holes for running backs. Offensive coordinator not seeing the picture. Same old plays, opponents figure us out way to easy

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John Moeller
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John Moeller

You have a coach that is 2-22 vs Top 25 opponents.

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Gwen Whitney
0
Gwen Whitney

Something has gone wrong with this team since the 2nd half of the Illinois game! 2 weeks to prepare for this game & this is what shows up ? Wow, that spark has disappeared! Matt time to make this team to wake UP!

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PJ SAid
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PJ SAid

I really think its 8-4.... PJ

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Vincent Mahon
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Vincent Mahon

So I really think it is 8-4. I see us beating Indianna, Wisconsin and UCLA. Losing to Ohio State, USC and IOWA

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