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Not really when the coaching staff stayed with Newby all season. He lacks hard running, quickness and reading blocks. Ozigbo possesses the skills to be a Nebraska running back.
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His performance in earlier games. He did not play more because the coaches could not pernounce his name.
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I could see all season that he had progressed more than any other back. He has good speed,elusive at times and can power for an extra yard or two
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the sad part about Gerrys ejection is that the replay officials reviewed the play for 10 minutes and still managed to embarrass themselves once again
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Absolutely not.....that was the kind of tackle coaches should be teaching their players - hit them with the shoulder and wrap them up in your arms...... Can't believe he got tossed for such a textbook tackle and after everybody but that officiating crew and review judge saying so........
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Absolutely not! What in the world did they see, the whole country did NOT see? Idiots! Either they are blind, dirty or they haven't a clue! Fire the idiots! If you asked me, they picked on him, because he had a target vs Iowa.
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I would like to make a suggestion to the boneheads who came up with that penalty to give the officials even more power to screw up a game.... when a defender is approaching a ball carrier, I guess he should just say "boo" instead of tackling him, and then the play will be...Continued on the reply...
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Called dead and the play will then be over. There will then be no chance for any injuries!
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yes fist time i've seen real husker football in awhile GBR
ReplyThe coaches for the first time this year called a game to his strengths. and he responded with a great performance. Hopefully Riley and Co. learned what Nebraska football is suppose to look like.
ReplyHe played team football and didn't try to be the star.
ReplyBall security, controlled tempo, made throws when he needed 2, managed the game well. Big game. ..big results
ReplyHe made a lot better decisions. Took sacks. A punt is a lot better than a turnover
ReplyOnly threw 19 times -- it should always be like that!
ReplyNo picks
ReplyFor one of the few times in his career the play calling played to his strengths.....if they play call games like that then he could have an outstanding senior season and play a notch ahead of this heralded freshman O'Brien....... Kuddos to Langsdorff and Riley for what they did.
ReplyHe played within his ability and strengths. Should have done this all year.
ReplyBecause the coaching staff called plays to TA's strengths.
Reply.....the coaches limited his passing and he ran well.
ReplyHard to pick this one over Michigan State, but when you game plan to his strengths and the O-line dominates I think you'll get a W every time. 10 of his 12 completions went for 1st downs.
ReplyTommy was in control for 99% of this game.
ReplyBeing at the game. I observed his confident demeanor running the offense. His throws were timely and accurate.
ReplyExecuted well
ReplyVery nice performance. The coaches really adapted to showcase Tommy's strengths. Great job by the coaches too. Move forward. Go Big Red.
ReplyHe was asked to play within his strengths, and he responded with accuracy and authority. It was fun watching him do it! If that's the plan for 2016, it could be a good year.
ReplyPlayed within himself; not attempting to extend plays beyond what he should have (take a short loss vs. a big loss or turnover). Better decision making. When he did run, it was generally the best choice.
ReplyTommy didnt throw the ball 48 times and the offense didnt rely on his decision making....I hope this is the offense going forward...POWER FOOTBALL=NEBRASKA FOOTBALL
ReplyThrew it out of bounds when he was pressured and limited passing relying mostly on the run.
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