Huskers Polls - SquareOffs

Do the Huskers average over 500 yards total offense this year?

Asked by Husker Max

347 Votes

Do the Huskers average over 500 yards total offense this year?

50%

Time to show and prove Time to show and prove

50%

Too much to ask Too much to ask

50%

Time to show and prove

1 Comment

Richard Stotts

I dont think its a must too average over 500yd /gm. Losing 4 games by 17 points isnt too far from being 9-3.

50%

Too much to ask

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6 Comments

Gregg Smith

No, not a chance. But if they are able to manage it from time-to-time, this plodding defense will give up 700.

Tony Bunting

I'll happily be proven wrong, but that's a lot of yards for one game, let alone averaging it over a season in the Big Ten.

Eric Johnson

With the defenses we're about to face? Not a chance.

Robert Lloyd

Without a solid and outstanding running game, I just don't see it. Ohio St and Wisconsin can do it because they look like the Huskers of old. We haven't learned from our own past teams.

Matt Seiler

Too many unknowns. I think 400 is doable but we don't know yet if we Manning is healthy or if we have other solid options outside of Robinson. Also will 2AM be effective and is there a good #2 RB?

Jim Traut

Ohio State’s defense will hold NU considerably short of 500 yards— a rough start of the season that will linger longer than one game psychologically.

Which of the Frost coordinators is under the most pressure?

Asked by Husker Max

651 Votes

Which of the Frost coordinators is under the most pressure?

91%

Erik Chinander Erik Chinander

9%

Matt Lubick Matt Lubick

91%

Erik Chinander

3 Comments

Robert Lloyd

This is Eric's third year and he needs to improve or Scott will make a change, I would believe.

Ron Joseph

Need to be able to stop the run. I think the secondary will be fine, but to give our O a chance we got to be able to get the D off the field

Paul F Edwards

Everything is trending well for this team...except the linebackers and D line. And Chinander himself...I'm not sold yet. He needs to clearly show it is the players not the coaches.

9%

Matt Lubick

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1 Comment

Richard Stotts

The offense really needs to improve and with the OL returning no reason not too expect big things from this offense.

Who will be the Husker starting quarterback in the last game?

Asked by Husker Max

973 Votes

Who will be the Husker starting quarterback in the last game?

46%

Adrian Martinez Adrian Martinez

54%

Luke McCaffrey Luke McCaffrey

46%

Adrian Martinez

3 Comments

Alex Perry

He is healthy, has better weapons and the o-line is more experienced and so there is no reason he cannot get back freshman form or better with his drive to succeed. He just needs to stay healthy.

Matt Seiler

Mostly because I think he gets back to his freshman season type of numbers, but also I think the staff puts experience on too big of a pedestal and won't let the youth start.

Darin Allen

If the level of play is comparable, Frost will stay loyal to his very first high level recruit that he convinced to come help bring Nebraska’s level of play back to where it needs to be.

54%

Luke McCaffrey

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2 Comments

Robert Lloyd

Luke moves the ball.

Randy Weitzenkamp

Forget 2019. This question is basically a referendum on whether one thinks Martinez can make an incremental improvement over 2018. If not, we'll be forced to go with Luke by year's end.

Huskers SquareOffs

Do the Huskers average over 500 yards total offense this year?

50% Time to show and prove Time to show and prove

50% Too much to ask Too much to ask

50% Time to show and prove

50% Too much to ask

Which of the Frost coordinators is under the most pressure?

91% Erik Chinander Erik Chinander

9% Matt Lubick Matt Lubick

91% Erik Chinander

9% Matt Lubick

Who will be the Husker starting quarterback in the last game?

46% Adrian Martinez Adrian Martinez

54% Luke McCaffrey Luke McCaffrey

46% Adrian Martinez

54% Luke McCaffrey

About Huskers

50%

Time to show and prove Time to show and prove

50%

Too much to ask Too much to ask

50%

Time to show and prove

50%

Too much to ask

91%

Erik Chinander Erik Chinander

9%

Matt Lubick Matt Lubick

91%

Erik Chinander

9%

Matt Lubick

46%

Adrian Martinez Adrian Martinez

54%

Luke McCaffrey Luke McCaffrey

46%

Adrian Martinez

54%

Luke McCaffrey