Will Nebraska turn it around against Wisconsin this week?
19%
For sure
81%
No chance
WINNER
19%
For sure
81%
No chance
This issues are too deep and long at this point. This is a two year overhaul project. However, Coach Frost will turn it around.
Reply ReplyDiehard Husker fan here. But Wisconsin is too good and too disciplined ... not to mention playing in front of a raucous Camp Randall crowd. Steady improvement is what I'm hoping for from Nebraska.
Reply ReplyIt won't be changed that quickly. Offense and defense both need to play strong to win. It hasn't happened in the firsst 4 games.
Reply ReplyWisconsin is a far superior team than we are. My only hope is we can be competitive. We must be able to put some pressure on their QB, slow down their running game and give Martinez some time.
Reply ReplyWinning the game Saturday will have less to do with the final score than it will be how the Cornhuskers take the field. The final score will likely not go our way. But our development could.
Reply ReplyThis team hasn't given me any reason to believe that they can put together a full game, especially against a quality opponent.
Reply ReplyIf you can't stop Purdue's offense there isn't much chance you can stop Wisconsin's. Wisc 49 Neb 17
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The stats show a close game.
ReplyI am an optimist, I am a lifelong Husker Fan, I believe in Scott Frost and his staff. However, I think the players need to give all and that isn't happening...............yet!
ReplyI'm an eternal optimist
ReplyAs a manager, my region's morale skyrocketed when I weeded out the bad eggs. Same with a sports team. As kids leave, like Lindsey, the team gets stronger.
ReplyI don't believe they will beat Wisconsin, but I believe they will better and make improvements in reducing penalty yardage and special team mistakes. I expect a great effort by the Cornhuskers.
ReplyToo good a team no tot get a break Should be 3-1.
ReplyWhy not? We eventually will recoil like a snake and strike back. Could be this week!
ReplyFo Sure a good game is all we ask!!!
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