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Is the inexperienced Nebraska DL a major concern to you?

Asked by Husker Max

11/21/2016

Is the inexperienced Nebraska DL a major concern to you?

65%

Yes WINNER

35%

No

65%

Yes

Defensive tackle Kevin Maurice and defensive ends Ross Dzuris and Freedom Akinmoladun are the only guys with some experience. http://athlonsports.com/college-football/top-25/... Show More

Defensive tackle Kevin Maurice and defensive ends Ross Dzuris and Freedom Akinmoladun are the only guys with some experience. http://athlonsports.com/college-football/top-25/nebraska-cornhuskers-2016-preview-and-prediction Show Less

4 Comments

James Traut

With problems on the offense side (offensive side too), this may be one too many problem areas.

Stephen Johnson

Pass defense starts at the line.

Kent A. Lang

Isn't it obvious?

Isaiah Skrdla

In the trenches is where games are won and lost and where youth and inexperience are often most evident.

35%

No

Maliek Collins and Vincent Valentine lead a group of four defensive linemen that are gone. They are in trouble. Photo credit: Athlon Sports

Maliek Collins and Vincent Valentine lead a group of four defensive linemen that are gone. They are in trouble. Photo credit: Athlon Sports Show Less

1 Comment

Jerry Williams

It is not a major concern because it looks like a group with potential and playing time will mature the group before BIG season starts.

Do you feel comfortable with the current Nebraska running backs?

Asked by Husker Max

11/8/2016

Do you feel comfortable with the current Nebraska running backs?

62%

Yes WINNER

38%

No

62%

Yes

Terrell Newby, Devine Ozigbo and Mikale Wilbon will get the job done

Terrell Newby, Devine Ozigbo and Mikale Wilbon will get the job done Show Less

10 Comments

David Cassiday

Comfortable, yes. Great, no.

Pat Stacy

Depth, versatility.

Terry Darnall

By mid season the O line will be much better than last year. There should be some holes to run through. If Newby continues to be tenitive, then Ozibo or Wilbon will take over. There's options that's why I think running game will be good.

Keith Petrie

But someone is going to have to step up and be the Workhorse!

Kent A. Lang

Yes. We're stacked! Newby will be a stud!

Richard German

He'll yes, I just want to know who will be the most hungry N want to punish his opponents

Valerie Gilmore

Just seems better to have more than less at a highly injury prone position

Byron Augustin

One of these players is going to break through.

Dan Cubrich

I think they'll be fine.

Ron Bauer

NU has plenty of outstanding backs. Coach should use ALL of them according to their own skill sets. Do the "unantici- pated.

38%

No

They don't have a true No. 1 back http://btn.com/2016/05/10/dienhart-nebraska-cornhuskers-offseason-to-do-list/ Photo credit: Associated Press

They don't have a true No. 1 back http://btn.com/2016/05/10/dienhart-nebraska-cornhuskers-offseason-to-do-list/ Photo credit: Associated Press Show Less

2 Comments

T David Andrew M

I guess since I am on the fence it is not a yes, but it is not really a no either. I wonder more about the line and the blockers who will make those running backs job a bit easier.

Isaiah Skrdla

I don't think that Reggie Davis is a very good motivator. After having a motivator like Ron Brown it wouldn't surprise me to see a lull in performance until the backs adjust.

Could the future of football have its own conference structure?

Asked by Husker Max

11/5/2016

Could the future of football have its own conference structure?

49%

Yes WINNER

51%

No

49%

Yes

"1. You put the football people together in their own playground, by their own rules that make sense for them. 2. You keep some sense of tradition and rivalry in the other sport... Show More

"1. You put the football people together in their own playground, by their own rules that make sense for them. 2. You keep some sense of tradition and rivalry in the other sports." - Read more: http://squareoffs.co/24GBiZe Show Less

1 Comment

David Baker

Football is driving all the conference realignment, for good and bad. It is tearing apart conferences who are traditionally basketball oriented and forcing them to expand into geographic areas that have little in common with their core schools. Football is moving towards mega conferences.

51%

No

All sports should have the same conference structure. Read more: http://squareoffs.co/24GBiZe Photo credit: The Associated Press

All sports should have the same conference structure. Read more: http://squareoffs.co/24GBiZe Photo credit: The Associated Press Show Less

3 Comments

Kevin Lockwood

The conference need football to pay for Olympic sport

Joe Lazure

So many schools rely on money and need other schools from higher populated areas to make that work from attendance to tv ratings, etc. Unless the currently conferences allow cross-over power conference games it probably won't work.

Jerry Williams

although football is money generator, the academic side and geographic similarities will still play major roles.

Collegefootball SquareOffs

Is the inexperienced Nebraska DL a major concern to you?

65% Yes WINNER

35% No

65% Yes

35% No

Do you feel comfortable with the current Nebraska running backs?

62% Yes WINNER

38% No

62% Yes

38% No

Could the future of football have its own conference structure?

49% Yes WINNER

51% No

49% Yes

51% No

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