Nebraska was never in this game. They were flat and unfocused from that first Indiana drive. This is the type of loss that divides a locker room and causes a team to lose other games. The biggest concern was watching the team quit. Indianas back up qb was able to get 28 points. They Quit!
Nah I’m not buying that Raiola is playing bad. Completely disagree. You guys are doubting him because he starts throwing picks when we’re down 28 points. He’s trying to make something happen. When you’re down 28 and your defense can’t stop them is he supposed to be throwing the ball away? Going down? That’s not an accurate assessment of what’s going on with him. I see this in high school basketball all the time. A team has a good player and a bunch of bad players around them. People blame them for turnovers or missed shots when the reality is they’re just trying to keep their team in the game and because their team is playing so bad they have to take riskier and riskier plays. Bad take.
Agreed, now add to that the rumors that he's been nursing a ba get up ankle since the Illinois game. Weird, almost like the coaches know more than we know and we should cut them some slack
I watched it again, his TO's cost the game, every time driving down to score he threw an INT, that can't happen, his ankle is hurt & isnt setting his feet like he was & Defense wasn't tackling well either, that hurt but to keep giving theur good Offense the ball down at there red zone that can't happen
I was the biggest Rhule advocate but that was possibly the worse loss in school history. In year 2 we’re worse than FCS teams against ranked teams. There is no explanation or reason other than this staff flat out sucks. Losing by 50 to a team you out recruit by 40 ranks on average doesn’t happen to good coaching staffs. I’m out on Rhule, but we’re not able to fire him so it is what it is. We will finish 5-7 and be terrible until very significant changes happen.
We will finish 5-7. If Rhule doesn’t fire half the staff and consider a new defensive scheme, then Dannen should go over his head. Year 3 schedule is so primed for a playoff run. If it doesn’t happen, Rhule has to go.
@@Lukuigi And how about we actually hire someone who’s beaten ranked teams before or wins 80% of their games like Cignetti. We keep hiring middle the road guys who can’t beat anyone decent.
I have to agree we did quit out there i don't understand when your getting your ass kick you don't give up and let the team dominate you we are suppose fight harder!!!! What happened to the Crawford speech
What I’m seeing is a personnel matchup problem. We are predictable and need to do more 20-21 personnel grouping and get into those formations off of motions. Easy read for young qb to see what safety and lbs are doing. Also gives an easy check down! Even moton into 31 to get better matchups!!! That’s the key to a successful offense is matchups
I don't think it's productive to suggest firing anyone, but I think it's worth asking why we throw the ball so much and put so much on a freshman quarterbacks shoulders when all we hear is how much we want to have a strong run game.
@@colbyvlach1093 I agree, but I feel like you have to be willing to commit to the running game for the whole game in order for it to develop. I feel like they give up on it right away if it's not working right out of the gate. I'm obviously a nobody when it comes to coaching football, so who cares what I think, but that just seems to be what you always hear in regards to running the ball.
@@ShawnKelley19 Yes they’ve just not shown any signs it can’t break open, and they can’t afford to go down by 21 points before figuring something out. Right now, passing the ball with Raiola gives them the best chance to win, and it’s not a very good chance to win at all. They needed to run the ball effectively in order for this offense to have a prayer of working, and they got stuck with one of the worst in the big 10
And after we establish the zone runs we can incorporate gap schemes (like power and counter plays) where linemen pull to create mismatches. These kinds of plays can catch an aggressive defense off balance, especially if they're over-pursuing.
I feel our offense’s lack of incorporating a quick short and safe passing game will protect DR, but also open up the anemic run game. Our offensive line is not quick to pull or run counters with the exception of probably Scott and Macuzza
Nebraska can soften up the defense by using a quick, short passing game (such as slants, screens, and quick outs) early on. This forces Ohio State's defense to respect the passing game, preventing them from stacking the box. Once the defense starts to spread out, it creates more space for the running game.
PATIENCE IS KEY - Establishing the run may take time, but consistently testing the defense can eventually break down their discipline and create more opportunities.
Utilizing TIGHT ENDS AS BLOCKERS in the run game is a great way to get an extra body on Ohio State's LBs or DEs. Nebraska can use TWO-TIGHT END SETS OR H-BACKS to add physicality and protect the edge of the offensive line.
Nebraska's offensive line must focus on WINNING THE BATTLE IN THE TRENCHES! A consistent push at the line of scrimmage is essential to get the running game going. This might involve simplifying blocking schemes to allow the offensive line to play faster and more aggressively.
We need to stick with the pre-snap motion and jet sweeps to confuse Ohio State's LBs and safeties. Motioning WRs or TEs across the formation can shift the defense and create favorable matchups or running lanes.
Running back screens and swing passes can also function like extended handoffs, getting the ball into the running backs hands in space WHILE wearing down Ohio State's linebackers.
We can mix in RPOs which allows the QB to read the defense and decide whether to hand the ball off or pass based on the defenders' positioning. This can help Nebraska exploit Ohio State's over-aggressiveness and keep the defense off-balance.
The Nebraska Ohio State game should be quite a battle both team coming back from losses. Both teams should be pissed and up to the challenge. The key for Nebraska try not to get blown out. Keep the game close into the fourth quarter anything can happen. Here is the thing Nebraska will learn what it takes to beat a team like Ohio State. GBR
And it sounds like Haarberg may be playing against Ohio State (Dylan is iffy on an injury). If so, then read option will be more effective than they have been this far in the season. Read Option forces Ohio State to account for both the QB and the running back on EVERY play, slowing down the edge rushers and LBs.
It's essential for Nebraska to REMAIN COMMITTED TO THE RUN GAME, even if it doesn't work immediately. Ohip State may stop several runs early, but wearing down the defense over time through physical play and staying balanced will open up bigger runs as the game progresses.
I feel you but after we’re bowl eligible. We need to change it up. Incorporate screen passes draw plays quick short passing game. Don’t let everyone touch the only our playmakers that can go the distance.
We need to run quick pass game. We need to start running a variety of plays out of our obvious looks. Defenses know what we are going to do just looking at who is on the field and where they are. Feels like our players arent coached well. Riaolas first interception was because he expected fidone to quickly sit his route in the middle hole of the defense, instead fidone turned outside to the sideline. Rialoa threw it where fidone should have been turning around. And floating safety behind intercepts it and runs it back to our redzone.
Literally EVERYTHING I posted here is within the context of the running game and getting it going (only ONE aspect of the offense). Especially think about the misdirection, varied run schemes, and QB involvement. Nebraska can create opportunities to get the run game going against Ohio State's tough defense. It's about being patient, creative, and physical.
If Ohio State shows any tendencies to over-commit to stopping the inside run, Nebraska should counter by attacking the perimiter with OUTSIDE RUNS like toss plays or stretch plays. Conversely, if Ohio State spreads out to defend the edges, Nebraska can use INSIDE RUNS to gash the defense up the middle.
More on Tempo Changes: Conversely, mixing in SLOW, METHODICAL DRIVES can also help tire out Ohio State's defense by keeping them on the field for long periods of time.
@Badger5280 yup, i don't even have a good backup program to cheer on....i graduated from Oklahoma State, and they're not even doing anything this year!!
I thought Nebraska fans were one of the best in college football. This attitude of firing coaches here and there is what got us in this mess in first place. Over the past two decades, six different coaches six different athletic directors. Go figure no stability.
I’m still in for Rhule. However, I think his loyalty to his coaches is pull us down. Look at how the DC turned our defensive play around first year. Why can’t a coach do that on offense and special teams?
My mailbag question: If it's about "we've got guys who quit when they get punched" then avoiding playing young guys who won't quit for "development" needs to be looked at deeply. I'd rather we are playing with guys that are trying for something instead of convinced we can't do it. Regarding Satterfield. Here is the thing, receivers have been open especially last year. Not as well this year but they are still open. The QBs continue to miss the opportunity and hold onto the ball too long. We also had quite a few drives that got killed to turn overs against IU. The defense had no answers at all. They had maybe one stop? White should be the one getting the questions more so.
Against Ohio State, we need to start out with zone running schemes (both inside and outside) to wear down the aggressive Ohio State front by FORCING defenders to read and react instead of attacking down hill. And THAT helps create cutback lanes for the running back.
Quick short and safe passing attack will open up the running game and give the offense a rhythm. We need to give the ball to our main playmakers on a consistent basis. Some players get better the more they touch the ball. PS Cignetti’s transfer portal was different . He brought in half the James Madison University team. Proven players use to a cultural of winning football . Perennial contenders in their division a la North Dakota State . Quite the contrary to Matt Rhule’s first year.
The offensive line for Nebraska was missing key blocks and allowing tackles for loss. Some of the passing plays took way too long to develop. The routes were simply too long for the amount of time Raiola had to throw. Some of Raiola's throws were off target and thrown to covered receivers. Indiana's offensive line was perfect on nearly every play. The holes were large enough for their running backs to run the first five or six yards literally untouched. The blow-out score was a result of the five turnovers. Be that as it may, even without the turnovers, NU would not have won this game. So you tell me. Is that coaching or poor player talent?
Tempo Changes: Nebraska can utilize NO-HUDDLE OR HURRY-UP OFFENSE at times to wear down Ohio State's defense. Running plays at a faster pace can prevent Ohio State from making substitutions, and fatigued defenders are easier to run against.
Nebraska quit. Pure and simple. In year two. Instead of Rhule telling players he's proud of them after another embarrassing loss, maybe it's time for the stick. These are grown men, not kindergartners who need to be continually affirmed how great and amazing they are. If the starters are willing to just lay down and quit at the first sign of adversity, then bench them and start burning redshirts. Cignettiti and Deon had the right idea. When they took over their losing programs, they sent the players who had a history of losing to the portal. They got rid of them and brought in players who knew how to win. Maybe it's our turn.
Misdirection plays like counters, trap plays, and FAKE reverses, are useful in exploiting an aggressive defense that over-pursues the ball. By getting Ohio State's defensive front to bite on the wrong direction, Nebraska can create open running lanes for big gains.
Using DOUBLE-TEAMS at the point of attack and getting linemen to the second level to block Ohio State's LBs will create better opportunities for big runs.
RPOs can also help NEUTRALIZE OHIO STATE'S EDGE RUSHERS by making them hesitate before crashing down on the run, thus opening up the lanes for the running back.
It's seems to me that a college football program, especially a storied one should never start a freshman at quarterback no matter how highly ranked they were coming out of high school. The position is too difficult for an 18 year old kid to come in and master. Most linemen don't come in and start as freshmen. They're not mature enough. But with the transfer portal coaches play kids early to keep them. I don't think that's good for the program or the player.
Welcome to Indiana University basketball. Same feelings there with that program. In that particular sport. Dolson AD at I.U. may have gotten word that the Big Ten was getting tired of splitting their revenues to a program that has the worst college basketball program in the history of the sport and made a big move. Indiana has lost over 700 games in their football history since the late 1800's. Look it up. That is the most in college football history. They have just barely over 40 percent winning in that sport. Give me a break.
This was most embrrassing game since 16' OSU.... Don't know if can stomach another riley/ frost esque type season. The fans and state deserve a better program. Not really interested in investing anymore time, energy, money until they make smart decisions... The coaches were embarrassed, feel bad for the players because they should be the better more athletic team... GBR 4 LIFE ☠️ ♥️
They need to learn how to win against teams that are on paper athletically better. That’s hard when you are a young team. But you can stay positive. Stop with hounding an 18 year old kid.
You're going to have games like this even Tom Moore Osborne had games like this we'll get over move on but it's going to be three or four years before this team is really competitive in the Big ten
Dylan hasn't progressed over the season as expected . He can't be given a pass in this game. Handles pressure poorly can be better. Hopefully will be we will see
We live in a world of immediate gratification or else cancel culture. Rhule made it clear it will take a few yrs. Did any1 listen? He'll make needed coaching decisions at end of season. It's only 2nd season. Huskers will have 7 wins & no 1 will be satisfied.🤦♂️ I'd hate to see how these people treat their children when come home with a B- or only went 2 for 4 at bat!🤷♂️
It’s simple. Coaching is the issue. Getting blown out after an extra week to prepare is just unacceptable. Yall can call me whatever but Rhule isn’t the answer.
@@The_G_89 It’ll have to wait until either the bye or the end of the season. As terrible as this offensive staff is, it’s gonna be some time and doesn’t make sense to do so unless you have that extra time to get the players ready
@@NKA0713 I’m predicting end of season because I’m sure Rhule doesn’t want to have the same issues this year for next year. Not to mention I’m sure he doesn’t want Dylan Raiola to transfer. I can see us bringing in a new OC next season even if we do go bowling.
These guys are in denial that Nebraska players are, overall, a better talented team. If they were then the score would not have been as lopsided. Nebraska’s quality is mediocre, has been for the last ten years, wake-up Cornhuskers, the good ole days are gone, there is no Devaney to ever bring you back. May you rest in peace.
Dylan isn’t playing good. Which is fine. Kinda expected. He isn’t making good decisions and isn’t accurate now. Fine..when he does have time. It’s hard. Then our offense wants to run the ball on the perimeter and make our WR block which no one can hold a block. Not sure what to do about it. I don’t think I’ve see much change in scheme’s u honestly think the coaches are trying to find new things and it. We need to see a new qb when he seems rattled. Cuz we need to try new things. I understand we don’t have talent. I’m trying hard to not blame coaching. Although they are some of the problem too. Regression is just that. Cant be worse. Which we maybe are? Than last year. If you didn’t see this coming then you didn’t watch the PU, RU games I mean maybe qb/wr have no cont maybe Dylan needs to work with them on instead of going to KC work with qb coaches it’s continuity. No one is on the same page. When you make it look harder than it is it’s horrible.
@@darinzadina6671 Dylan is regressing because our OC is terrible. Get a qualified or a good up and coming OC and Dylan will look as good as advertised. There’s a reason why South Carolina fans were happy Satterfield left.
Nebraska had 2 weeks to prepare for Indiana. Sorry Guys but after hearing your Podcasts,The Fans,The Media, you acted like it was a given that Indiana hasn't played anybody, That Nebraska was the First Real Team, That you had a Top 5 Defense,Hadn't given up a Rush Touchdown all year, you acted like Indiana wasn't good enough to compete against your Vaunted Nebraska Football team. We'll how's that 56-7 ass beating you took from Indiana, when you think your better than you are, completely ignore, overlooking how Good Indiana has played irregardless of the Opponents. Like Indiana's Top 15 Offense,No#3 Scoring offense, There Defense was Top 4 in the Big Ten. Your folks out there Acted like Indiana was seeing the First Big Opponent, I'd Say you found out that Indiana is a lot Better Team,Better Coached, and Finally seeing What being a Good Team looks Like,Having a Sellout. Indiana Fans Are Enjoying a National TV ass Beating we Gave Blue Blood Nebraska Program.
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Nebraska was never in this game. They were flat and unfocused from that first Indiana drive. This is the type of loss that divides a locker room and causes a team to lose other games. The biggest concern was watching the team quit. Indianas back up qb was able to get 28 points. They Quit!
Yes, looked like a 4th year Callahan team out there.
@@atkkeqnfr WOOOOO-HOOOOOO! That means Rhule is waaaay ahead of Callahan! He'll have the Huskers winning in six or fewer years!
Nah I’m not buying that Raiola is playing bad. Completely disagree. You guys are doubting him because he starts throwing picks when we’re down 28 points. He’s trying to make something happen. When you’re down 28 and your defense can’t stop them is he supposed to be throwing the ball away? Going down? That’s not an accurate assessment of what’s going on with him. I see this in high school basketball all the time. A team has a good player and a bunch of bad players around them. People blame them for turnovers or missed shots when the reality is they’re just trying to keep their team in the game and because their team is playing so bad they have to take riskier and riskier plays. Bad take.
Agreed, now add to that the rumors that he's been nursing a ba get up ankle since the Illinois game. Weird, almost like the coaches know more than we know and we should cut them some slack
I watched it again, his TO's cost the game, every time driving down to score he threw an INT, that can't happen, his ankle is hurt & isnt setting his feet like he was & Defense wasn't tackling well either, that hurt but to keep giving theur good Offense the ball down at there red zone that can't happen
All last week people were saying that IU hasn't faced a defense like Nebraska's. Well, Nebraska hasn't faced an offense like Indiana's.
I was the biggest Rhule advocate but that was possibly the worse loss in school history. In year 2 we’re worse than FCS teams against ranked teams. There is no explanation or reason other than this staff flat out sucks. Losing by 50 to a team you out recruit by 40 ranks on average doesn’t happen to good coaching staffs.
I’m out on Rhule, but we’re not able to fire him so it is what it is. We will finish 5-7 and be terrible until very significant changes happen.
That Koole aide doesn’t taste good and is bad for your health.
Yea this is it Completly agree
I still have hope that Rhule could be the guy, but not without trimming some VERY obvious fat (Satterfield, McGuire and Foley).
We will finish 5-7. If Rhule doesn’t fire half the staff and consider a new defensive scheme, then Dannen should go over his head. Year 3 schedule is so primed for a playoff run. If it doesn’t happen, Rhule has to go.
@@Lukuigi And how about we actually hire someone who’s beaten ranked teams before or wins 80% of their games like Cignetti. We keep hiring middle the road guys who can’t beat anyone decent.
I have to agree we did quit out there i don't understand when your getting your ass kick you don't give up and let the team dominate you we are suppose fight harder!!!! What happened to the Crawford speech
What I’m seeing is a personnel matchup problem. We are predictable and need to do more 20-21 personnel grouping and get into those formations off of motions. Easy read for young qb to see what safety and lbs are doing. Also gives an easy check down! Even moton into 31 to get better matchups!!! That’s the key to a successful offense is matchups
Tight ends can also be used to SEAL OFF THE EDGE on outside zone runs or create a gap for inside runs through traps or wham blocks.
I don't think it's productive to suggest firing anyone, but I think it's worth asking why we throw the ball so much and put so much on a freshman quarterbacks shoulders when all we hear is how much we want to have a strong run game.
They want to have a run game, it just sucks. Hard to make that your identity when you’re one of the worst running teams in the Big 10
@@colbyvlach1093 I agree, but I feel like you have to be willing to commit to the running game for the whole game in order for it to develop. I feel like they give up on it right away if it's not working right out of the gate. I'm obviously a nobody when it comes to coaching football, so who cares what I think, but that just seems to be what you always hear in regards to running the ball.
@@ShawnKelley19 Yes they’ve just not shown any signs it can’t break open, and they can’t afford to go down by 21 points before figuring something out. Right now, passing the ball with Raiola gives them the best chance to win, and it’s not a very good chance to win at all. They needed to run the ball effectively in order for this offense to have a prayer of working, and they got stuck with one of the worst in the big 10
@@ShawnKelley19 Which falls at the feet of Rhule and Sattfefield. Why kicking and lack of running game continues to go unaddressed is baffling
Well in 1983 Nebraska beat Minnesota 84 to 13. Nebraska has done this to other teams like Texas Tech did to Nebraska
Nebraska did it to Indiana my freshman year in Bloomington. I think the score was 69 to 14
1978
Haarberg playing also means that designed QB runs, like QB Draws and Sweeps, might open up the offense, too.
And after we establish the zone runs we can incorporate gap schemes (like power and counter plays) where linemen pull to create mismatches. These kinds of plays can catch an aggressive defense off balance, especially if they're over-pursuing.
I feel our offense’s lack of incorporating a quick short and safe passing game will protect DR, but also open up the anemic run game. Our offensive line is not quick to pull or run counters with the exception of probably Scott and Macuzza
Nebraska can soften up the defense by using a quick, short passing game (such as slants, screens, and quick outs) early on. This forces Ohio State's defense to respect the passing game, preventing them from stacking the box. Once the defense starts to spread out, it creates more space for the running game.
PATIENCE IS KEY - Establishing the run may take time, but consistently testing the defense can eventually break down their discipline and create more opportunities.
Utilizing TIGHT ENDS AS BLOCKERS in the run game is a great way to get an extra body on Ohio State's LBs or DEs. Nebraska can use TWO-TIGHT END SETS OR H-BACKS to add physicality and protect the edge of the offensive line.
Nebraska's offensive line must focus on WINNING THE BATTLE IN THE TRENCHES! A consistent push at the line of scrimmage is essential to get the running game going. This might involve simplifying blocking schemes to allow the offensive line to play faster and more aggressively.
We need to stick with the pre-snap motion and jet sweeps to confuse Ohio State's LBs and safeties. Motioning WRs or TEs across the formation can shift the defense and create favorable matchups or running lanes.
Running back screens and swing passes can also function like extended handoffs, getting the ball into the running backs hands in space WHILE wearing down Ohio State's linebackers.
We can mix in RPOs which allows the QB to read the defense and decide whether to hand the ball off or pass based on the defenders' positioning. This can help Nebraska exploit Ohio State's over-aggressiveness and keep the defense off-balance.
The Nebraska Ohio State game should be quite a battle both team coming back from losses. Both teams should be pissed and up to the challenge. The key for Nebraska try not to get blown out. Keep the game close into the fourth quarter anything can happen. Here is the thing Nebraska will learn what it takes to beat a team like Ohio State. GBR
And it sounds like Haarberg may be playing against Ohio State (Dylan is iffy on an injury). If so, then read option will be more effective than they have been this far in the season. Read Option forces Ohio State to account for both the QB and the running back on EVERY play, slowing down the edge rushers and LBs.
Nebraska's game plan should adjust throughout the game, exploiting mismatches and weaknesses that develop in Ohio State's defensive front.
It's essential for Nebraska to REMAIN COMMITTED TO THE RUN GAME, even if it doesn't work immediately. Ohip State may stop several runs early, but wearing down the defense over time through physical play and staying balanced will open up bigger runs as the game progresses.
I feel you but after we’re bowl eligible. We need to change it up. Incorporate screen passes draw plays quick short passing game. Don’t let everyone touch the only our playmakers that can go the distance.
We need to run quick pass game. We need to start running a variety of plays out of our obvious looks. Defenses know what we are going to do just looking at who is on the field and where they are. Feels like our players arent coached well. Riaolas first interception was because he expected fidone to quickly sit his route in the middle hole of the defense, instead fidone turned outside to the sideline. Rialoa threw it where fidone should have been turning around. And floating safety behind intercepts it and runs it back to our redzone.
Literally EVERYTHING I posted here is within the context of the running game and getting it going (only ONE aspect of the offense). Especially think about the misdirection, varied run schemes, and QB involvement. Nebraska can create opportunities to get the run game going against Ohio State's tough defense. It's about being patient, creative, and physical.
If Ohio State shows any tendencies to over-commit to stopping the inside run, Nebraska should counter by attacking the perimiter with OUTSIDE RUNS like toss plays or stretch plays. Conversely, if Ohio State spreads out to defend the edges, Nebraska can use INSIDE RUNS to gash the defense up the middle.
More on Tempo Changes: Conversely, mixing in SLOW, METHODICAL DRIVES can also help tire out Ohio State's defense by keeping them on the field for long periods of time.
The fans are the problem according to these losers
The sell out streak is all fans have left! Definition of insanity to keep supporting a losing program year after year! No incentive to win
@Badger5280 yup, i don't even have a good backup program to cheer on....i graduated from Oklahoma State, and they're not even doing anything this year!!
I thought Nebraska fans were one of the best in college football. This attitude of firing coaches here and there is what got us in this mess in first place. Over the past two decades, six different coaches six different athletic directors. Go figure no stability.
I’m still in for Rhule. However, I think his loyalty to his coaches is pull us down. Look at how the DC turned our defensive play around first year. Why can’t a coach do that on offense and special teams?
My mailbag question: If it's about "we've got guys who quit when they get punched" then avoiding playing young guys who won't quit for "development" needs to be looked at deeply. I'd rather we are playing with guys that are trying for something instead of convinced we can't do it.
Regarding Satterfield. Here is the thing, receivers have been open especially last year. Not as well this year but they are still open. The QBs continue to miss the opportunity and hold onto the ball too long. We also had quite a few drives that got killed to turn overs against IU. The defense had no answers at all. They had maybe one stop? White should be the one getting the questions more so.
Against Ohio State, we need to start out with zone running schemes (both inside and outside) to wear down the aggressive Ohio State front by FORCING defenders to read and react instead of attacking down hill. And THAT helps create cutback lanes for the running back.
Quick short and safe passing attack will open up the running game and give the offense a rhythm. We need to give the ball to our main playmakers on a consistent basis. Some players get better the more they touch the ball. PS Cignetti’s transfer portal was different . He brought in half the James Madison University team. Proven players use to a cultural of winning football . Perennial contenders in their division a la North Dakota State . Quite the contrary to Matt Rhule’s first year.
The offensive line for Nebraska was missing key blocks and allowing tackles for loss. Some of the passing plays took way too long to develop. The routes were simply too long for the amount of time Raiola had to throw. Some of Raiola's throws were off target and thrown to covered receivers. Indiana's offensive line was perfect on nearly every play. The holes were large enough for their running backs to run the first five or six yards literally untouched. The blow-out score was a result of the five turnovers. Be that as it may, even without the turnovers, NU would not have won this game. So you tell me. Is that coaching or poor player talent?
Tempo Changes: Nebraska can utilize NO-HUDDLE OR HURRY-UP OFFENSE at times to wear down Ohio State's defense. Running plays at a faster pace can prevent Ohio State from making substitutions, and fatigued defenders are easier to run against.
This University needs to stop hiring coaches that are barely 500 in their careers. Then paying them millions!!!
Well said…………average record at best…57-52
Nebraska quit. Pure and simple. In year two. Instead of Rhule telling players he's proud of them after another embarrassing loss, maybe it's time for the stick. These are grown men, not kindergartners who need to be continually affirmed how great and amazing they are. If the starters are willing to just lay down and quit at the first sign of adversity, then bench them and start burning redshirts. Cignettiti and Deon had the right idea. When they took over their losing programs, they sent the players who had a history of losing to the portal. They got rid of them and brought in players who knew how to win. Maybe it's our turn.
Misdirection plays like counters, trap plays, and FAKE reverses, are useful in exploiting an aggressive defense that over-pursues the ball. By getting Ohio State's defensive front to bite on the wrong direction, Nebraska can create open running lanes for big gains.
Using DOUBLE-TEAMS at the point of attack and getting linemen to the second level to block Ohio State's LBs will create better opportunities for big runs.
The defense was horrific especially when we're supposed to have a few NFL guys out there. Cignetti completely diced up the 3-3-5.
RPOs can also help NEUTRALIZE OHIO STATE'S EDGE RUSHERS by making them hesitate before crashing down on the run, thus opening up the lanes for the running back.
It's seems to me that a college football program, especially a storied one should never start a freshman at quarterback no matter how highly ranked they were coming out of high school. The position is too difficult for an 18 year old kid to come in and master. Most linemen don't come in and start as freshmen. They're not mature enough. But with the transfer portal coaches play kids early to keep them. I don't think that's good for the program or the player.
will somebody ask him in the pc if the bus driver made them all walk back to lincoln after the game?
It was a flight. And yes I heard the team had to run gassers back to lincoln
We HAVE to get the run game going.
A collective yeast infection is what’s wrong with this team
Welcome to Indiana University basketball. Same feelings there with that program. In that particular sport. Dolson AD at I.U. may have gotten word that the Big Ten was getting tired of splitting their revenues to a program that has the worst college basketball program in the history of the sport and made a big move. Indiana has lost over 700 games in their football history since the late 1800's. Look it up. That is the most in college football history. They have just barely over 40 percent winning in that sport. Give me a break.
It's over, Johnny.
This was most embrrassing game since 16' OSU.... Don't know if can stomach another riley/ frost esque type season. The fans and state deserve a better program. Not really interested in investing anymore time, energy, money until they make smart decisions... The coaches were embarrassed, feel bad for the players because they should be the better more athletic team... GBR 4 LIFE ☠️ ♥️
The best thing that could have happened after last season would have been if all of the 6th year seniors would have left.
Satterfield is going to be Ruhle's Cosgrove.
They need to learn how to win against teams that are on paper athletically better. That’s hard when you are a young team. But you can stay positive. Stop with hounding an 18 year old kid.
Dylan has looked like that because Satterfield is putting it all on him... the OL sucks and we have no running game... he doesn't call the plays!
Yet none of you asked anything about what was going to be done about the atrocious play calling on offense!
You're going to have games like this even Tom Moore Osborne had games like this we'll get over move on but it's going to be three or four years before this team is really competitive in the Big ten
This isn't acceptable so non competitive against Indiana 19 game's in
Now what is 6-6 or 7-5.
Dylan hasn't progressed over the season as expected . He can't be given a pass in this game. Handles pressure poorly can be better. Hopefully will be we will see
We live in a world of immediate gratification or else cancel culture. Rhule made it clear it will take a few yrs. Did any1 listen? He'll make needed coaching decisions at end of season. It's only 2nd season. Huskers will have 7 wins & no 1 will be satisfied.🤦♂️ I'd hate to see how these people treat their children when come home with a B- or only went 2 for 4 at bat!🤷♂️
will live to regret go get Rhule
Bounce back? You expect freshmen to go into Ohio state and when? 100,000 fans yelling down at you. I don’t think so.
Tell Ty Robinson he's overrated as hell, and it's been like that his whole time here
Where's Brian Rosenthal when you need him? We're missing that deep dive only he could provide.
*Edit: too soon?!?
Connor thought Nebraska would beat Indiana 🤡
What's next? Simple, join the MAAC. Guaranteed to go 6-6 each year there
It’s simple. Coaching is the issue. Getting blown out after an extra week to prepare is just unacceptable. Yall can call me whatever but Rhule isn’t the answer.
@@NKA0713 I want to see if he’ll step up as a head coach and fire his assistants first. Satterfield, Foley, and McGuire need to go.
@@The_G_89 It’ll have to wait until either the bye or the end of the season. As terrible as this offensive staff is, it’s gonna be some time and doesn’t make sense to do so unless you have that extra time to get the players ready
@@NKA0713 I’m predicting end of season because I’m sure Rhule doesn’t want to have the same issues this year for next year. Not to mention I’m sure he doesn’t want Dylan Raiola to transfer. I can see us bringing in a new OC next season even if we do go bowling.
Here is what,,,,,,
Stay home, the stadium must be empty and silent
Plenty of blame to go around after sat in Indiana. The OL still seems like the weakest link
Nah Besides Benhart and Scott who’s seemed to have regressed The O-line is a solid group.
These guys are in denial that Nebraska players are, overall, a better talented team. If they were then the score would not have been as lopsided. Nebraska’s quality is mediocre, has been for the last ten years, wake-up Cornhuskers, the good ole days are gone, there is no Devaney to ever bring you back. May you rest in peace.
Dylan isn’t playing good. Which is fine. Kinda expected. He isn’t making good decisions and isn’t accurate now. Fine..when he does have time. It’s hard. Then our offense wants to run the ball on the perimeter and make our WR block which no one can hold a block. Not sure what to do about it. I don’t think I’ve see much change in scheme’s u honestly think the coaches are trying to find new things and it. We need to see a new qb when he seems rattled. Cuz we need to try new things. I understand we don’t have talent. I’m trying hard to not blame coaching. Although they are some of the problem too. Regression is just that. Cant be worse. Which we maybe are? Than last year. If you didn’t see this coming then you didn’t watch the PU, RU games I mean maybe qb/wr have no cont maybe Dylan needs to work with them on instead of going to KC work with qb coaches it’s continuity. No one is on the same page. When you make it look harder than it is it’s horrible.
@@darinzadina6671 Dylan is regressing because our OC is terrible. Get a qualified or a good up and coming OC and Dylan will look as good as advertised. There’s a reason why South Carolina fans were happy Satterfield left.
Nebraska had 2 weeks to prepare for Indiana.
Sorry Guys but after hearing your Podcasts,The Fans,The Media, you acted like it was a given that Indiana hasn't played anybody, That Nebraska was the First Real Team, That you had a Top 5 Defense,Hadn't given up a Rush Touchdown all year, you acted like Indiana wasn't good enough to compete against your Vaunted Nebraska Football team. We'll how's that 56-7 ass beating you took from Indiana, when you think your better than you are, completely ignore, overlooking how Good Indiana has played irregardless of the Opponents.
Like Indiana's Top 15 Offense,No#3 Scoring offense, There Defense was Top 4 in the Big Ten.
Your folks out there Acted like Indiana was seeing the First Big Opponent, I'd Say you found out that Indiana is a lot Better Team,Better Coached, and Finally seeing What being a Good Team looks Like,Having a Sellout.
Indiana Fans Are Enjoying a National TV ass Beating we Gave Blue Blood Nebraska Program.
I tried warning our idiot fanbase that yall were good. “We’re battle tested and more physical”. Indiana fans deserve all the trash talking rights
HUSKERS are now out of the playoffs,but they need to find a reason to play on.The only thing out there is the Toilet Bowl.
Both the OL and DL are the bigger issues. It has been and still is against B1G football teams.
Nope. WRs and Special Teams are our biggest issues. OL and DL are fine.
Raiola is going to transfer
taking 3 million with him, love this new pay for pay system
@@lewisbrazil5485yup
alot of these players are getting paid 6 figures. they arent't amature's anymore .... as Biggie once said.. mo' money mo' problems