the best 3-9 team in college football history
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- The best 3-9 team in College Football history is easily the 2021 Nebraska Cornhuskers. This team was a statistical outlier in multiple ways. Not only did they outscore all of their opponents by 63 points (335-272), but they also tied with all of their Big Ten opponents (239-239) despite going just 1-8 in Big Ten play. They beat Northwestern by 49 points, and then lost eight Big Ten games by a combined 49 points. They also played a very tough schedule, and came close to beating multiple top teams. Watch the entire 12 minutes video to see how close they came to beating teams like Michigan State, Michigan, Ohio State, and Iowa. The fact that Nebraska outscored all of their opponents by 63 points and nearly beat multiple top 25 teams makes it hard to argue that they are not the best 3-9 team in college football history.
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I think this one is hard to argue against. Nebraska outscored all of their opponents by 63 and tied with all Big Ten opponents despite going 1-8 in Big Ten play (they beat Northwestern 56-7 and lost 8 Big Ten games by a combined 49 points). They were also very competitive with every top 25 team they played. Did you guys like this style of video? I haven’t done a season recap video like this before so let me know if there’s anything I could do to improve.
Can you do the best team by record? Life From 0-11 to 13-0
Nebraska found ways to lose and Iowa found ways to win... that is until the big ten championship
@@nvizl maybe I’ll do a community post like that.
@Z A I mean you know what I meant I don’t get what the issue is….
@@pschighlights nah do a video. After the bowls
The Cornhuskers were the most dangerous team in college football this year. There was no other team that could beat BOTH teams on the field every game.
Never heard a better explanation of this team.
As a UNL student and a season ticket holder I take pride in knowing our season went down in the record books
Perfectly said.
Yet no natty
I agree they could beat the other team and themselves. If they didn't beat themselves they would be in the playoffs.
Nebraska should get a special coach designated for the 4th quarter.
They need a closer lol
The biggest issue was Martinez. That dude completely crumbles in 4th quarter. He's gone now, so we should be good.
@@NoNameHo they will dig up another qb named Martinez to replace him no doubt
@@nunziocombattelli6311 Lmao. You’re probably right.
Or possibly a special teams coach? Maybe a kicker to go with him
Nebraska having a point differential of ZERO against B1G opponents this past season is absolutely bonkers
What does that mean?
@nice We only lost by a single possession in every other game, we find ways to lose rather then win
@nice I think it's pretty bizarre to get just one win and that one win is by enough points to make up for eight losses. Comical for sure, but you don't think that's crazy? To beat a team like Northwestern in a blowout should mean you're good enough to beat at least a few decent teams, but we didn't, yet losing to teams like Illinois and Minnesota should mean you get blown out by the really good teams, yet we didn't. Nebraska was a puzzling team this season.
@@charles-sx7do (Except Ohio St, that was 9 points, but yeah that's impressive and they're not a bad team)
@nice struggling to understand what you don't think is "bonkers" about a stat like that.
they went 1-8 in conference and weren't even outscored! that will never happen again in college history.
Point differential of 0. Obviously lost 8 games.
@@RetroEternal they beat Northernwestern by like 55 points
No, no one is going to lose 8 in conference games like that lol
This happens a lot
@@Yeeezuz I don't believe it has ever happened. Find one other example.
9 games decided by single digits.
8 to Illinois
7 to Oklahoma
3 to Michigan State in OT
3 to Michigan
7 to Minnesota
5 to Purdue
9 to Ohio State (two possession game)
7 to Wisconsin
7 to Iowa
A 3-9 team that had a +63 scoring margin is unheard of. That team lost 8 one possession games is also unheard of. Mind-blowing in itself.
they’re still losing but single digits too
@@aidenmorse3954every game was within 10 points though, very winnable games. I have no dog in this fight but this team is downright impressive and had horrible luck.
So I'm a student at Nebraska rn. Went to every home game, watched every away game. Was there on that first Michigan drive when it was deafening. Drove up to Minnesota to watch that awful loss. And I can say without a doubt Nebraska is as close to the cusp of being "good" as you can get. New hires in WR coach Mickey Joseph, OL coach Donovan Raiola and OC Mark Whipple give me great hope for next season. I think our kryptonite is our special teams, which have given up over 50 combined points on missed extra points, field goals or punt returns. That's absolutely terrible, and taking away even 1 special teams play wins the games against Michigan State and probably Wisconsin. For a 3-9 team that stadium was at 95% capacity to above every single game this season. I hope the Huskers can pull it together cause I know all of us fans want a winning season so bad we can taste it. Thanks for the video PSC!
Typical husker fan. “ next year is the year” clown
What fan isn't hopeful that they are better next year? Win a championship and I'd still want a better team the next season.
I’m also a husker fan!
I'll believe it when I see it. Frost at the bare minimum needs to make/win a bowl game next season if he wants to keep his job, especially after so many fans blaming the SoS this season for the record. Next season is a cakewalk comparatively, Oklahoma is even gutted next season with a new staff and no Rattler. No coach has taken a down team and turned a program around after four consecutive losing seasons. I just don't think Frost has it in him. His refusal to even hire a special teams coach should have gotten him fired this year.
As a Penn State student I feel that we were in similar boats this season. Although 9 close losses is way worse than 5, both of us had games that we should've won slip through our fingers.
At the very minimum, 3 of these losses can be directly blamed on special teams mistakes. At the very least, that's the difference between 3-9 and bowl eligible.
@Hacker Killer Very true, but he's just saying that if our special teams unit had been better this season, we very well could have at least had a bowl game this year.
@@goughpsmythe4979 If "ifs and buts" were candy and nuts, oh what a Christmas we would have.
@@chriswesterfield2042 Wow, great argument. You really used facts and deduction to really disprove what I said.
@Hacker Killer it does matter. How you lose is very important on assessing a program. Nebraska showed they could compete with any team in the country, they couldn't stop shooting themselves in the foot. Thank God you aren't an athletic director, head coach,etc
@@michaelvance4492 in year 4 it's a moot point. Coach is in over his head
The piece de resistance of this masterpiece has to be the Huskers losing the MSU game without the Spartans picking up a SINGLE first down in the second half. The program who, in recent history, loses an incredible number of games it should have won finds its perfect foil in the program who wins an incredible number of games that it should have lost.
Very true
What? Michigan State should not have lost many games. Actually use logic.
@@upbeatproductions7614 MSU won multiple games they were outgained in because of random turnover luck and bonehead plays by opponents. They absolutely should have lost more games.
@@robertcampbell8070 Yup, this and OP are both very true, MSU should lose soo many more games like that insane luck blocked punt into a TD with 4 seconds left against Michigan like 5 years ago
@@KC_50 it’s cause we have a little something. It’s called hear-jk we just have random plot armor lmao.
When You Realize Nebraska almost beat 5 Teams in the AP Poll
Oklahoma
Michigan State
Michigan
Ohio State
Iowa
(I feel your pain Nebraska fans try watching the Lions that's worse)
Damn 0-5 that’s crazy
As a Nebraska and Lions fan.... yeah
Also Wisconsin which is like 27 if you kept the poll going.
@@lifetake3103 purdue is 31 where is the line of demarcation here
@@thomasjanowski178 Me not reading past one lines of ranking text
All I can think of is that guy on Fordham who made 40 tackles.
Who
@@gameman7463 Ryan Greenhagan, it was "only" 30 tackles.
Seems like they lost 3 games just on terrible special teams blunders and missed kicks.
This reminds me a lot of the video Jon Bois did on the 2010 Chargers. They were dominant on both sides of the field: offense and defense, but struggled with special teams and that's the reason they didn't make the playoffs that year. I think a lot of these losses can be boiled down to special teams blunders so I just think the two teams are extremely similar
I hope he makes a video about this team
Very good insight, I've seen that video too.
@@latortugapicante719 dont remind me 😭 my team had the #1 offense AND defense and couldn’t even make the playoffs 💔
They also sometimes have a turnover problem in clutch situations but that happens with many teams. It just seems more prevalent because they could have been better this season if not for their special teams and that which cost them many games.
@@ethanmerritt3328 like the fumble against Michigan that gave them the field goal to win...
They also had pretty much the hardest possible schedule a big ten team could have. They’re in the big ten west so they only play against 3 of the 7 big ten east teams every year and this year those three were Ohio state, Michigan, and Michigan state who also happened to be the three best teams in the big ten this year. Oh and they also played Oklahoma in the nonconference slate.
The Big 10 west is dog water. There is no reason they should not have achieved minimum Bowl eligibility with the offense they had and the offenses of the other west teams being as awful as they were
@@m00t53 Considering a very average Iowa team barely won the West with one of the easiest schedules ever (and then deservedly got stomped by Michigan to bring them back to reality)
@@m00t53 You missed my point. Yeah the east is better but only because of osu, Michigan, and Michigan state, all of whom Nebraska played. The bottom of the east is no better than the bottom of the west so yes Nebraska had the toughest possible schedule a big ten team could have
@@bagelman2422 No, not only because of those 3. Penn State and Maryland are also regularly better than the majority of the west. The west has Iowa and Wisconsin and nobody else in that division is ever relevant. Purdue? Northwestern? Nebraska? Illinois? All trash. Pathetic teams. Minnesota? The epitome of mediocre. Will never make the leap. The two best teams in the west never accomplish anything. Nebraska has exponentially better resources and boosters than the rest of the teams in the west and there is absolutely no reason they should not be running that division every year. Instead, Nebraska loses to those teams and is consistently among the bottom of not just their division but the entire Big 10. Give me one school in the west that even sniffs the resources Nebraska has at their disposal. You can't, because there isn't one.
@@m00t53 if northwestern is so trash then why have they made the big ten championship twice in 4 years?? Sounds like ur just a casual
Nebraska student here. Also a Chargers fan so seeing these late 4th quarter mistakes cost us big games has been something i've been used to by my Chargers, but being in person at most of them especially both Michigan and Iowa was insane.
This year I think was our first REAL rebuilding stage.
This comment ages really well for both teams. A 5-7 finish for the Huskers and so far the Chargers have that same record with 5 losses being by 3 or less points. 😂
Bro, this must be like watching the same thing on Saturday and Sunday.
They could probably be put in the playoff against Alabama or any other top team this year and still only lose by a last second safety or field goal.
That would be fascinating to see. Hell, we did almost beat one of them.
Nah, they'd lose on a last second extra point block 1 point safety
No they’d lose by at least 35 to an on fire Ohio state team and they’ll lose by 28 against Alabama
@@huntertrip8273 there is no evidence suggesting any team is capable of beating by Nebraska by more than 1 score in the final play of the game.
@James Cardwell I don't care about Nebraska, Ohio State, or the Big 10 but Ohio state was only up by 6 with Nebraska driving and then fumbled with 1:44 left in the game. Why can't people just admit something weird happened this season and some gypsy must've cursed that program.
Living in Nebraska and being a Nebraska fan, I just want everyone know that you do not know how painful it is, we didn’t lose by double didgets. A big part is our special teams
Husker fans: speaking from experience as a long time Bama fan (as in pre-Saban) I can only assure you that it sucks now, but a program like Nebraska is to great to not have a comeback. It’ll be sweet when it does.
Once bama quit trying to find someone connected bear Bryant they found lasting success, Nebraska fans are so hooked on TO connections that we won’t ever make it back
I'm also a Bama fan....
Nebraska's not coming back. It's over.
@@Britton_Thompson raiola and rhule
@@Britton_Thompsonit is not Joever, we are not Bidone
I've never been so angry at sports in all my life. Can't believe I rewatched this.
Consistent QB play would help this team out immensely. Got Martinez out of the way, so maybe the curse is broken?
No Scott frost still around
Martinez was the reason we were in most of those games, and the reason we lost most of those games. It was maddening.
you can't blame the quarterback. The quarterback you guys have is great. this team would of had a 10 win season easily if not for bad play by the defense and special teams. almost every week the special team gave a touchdown to the other team for God's sake
@@brettonbeard1851 I'm not a Nebraska fan...far from it. Just happen to like Frost, and I honestly hope they turn things around.
And yes, I can blame Adrian Martinez. He held them back, because he was either the hero or a zero. Never anything more than a liability most of the time. And yeah there's problems across the whole team, but if Martinez could have played more consistent, the defense and special teams wouldn't have been on the field nearly as much.
Hasn't broken the "Eichcurse", where your old athletic director had to evaluate where Iowa was as a program after firing pellini. Eight L's in a row since he dissed them.
Never underestimate special teams
If not for their catastrophic special teams play, they would have been 7-5.
True, but If "ifs and buts" were candy and nuts, oh what a Christmas we would have.
Nebraska's toughest opponent was Nebraska's Special Teams.
Ok I'm an Oklahoma sooner fan and I completely agree. They really are a good team they just have some problems. I actually live in Nebraska and it's hard being s sooner fan up here but I always want them to win unless its against ou... but I agree.
Heretic!
@Casey Myers I feel that same about rooting for yall expect when yall play us but I also hope both teams recruiting problems are solved and are they best they can be.
@@adds7094 I feel like the Oklahoma/Nebraska rivalry has got to be one of the only ones in the world built on mutual respect
Nebraska wants OU to win when they aren't playing them as well. I venture it is easier being the fan of ANY other team in Nebraska than vise versa. Too bad you guys didn't make it in this year. The Big10 is absolutely shit to be in. I long for the days of the Big 12.
Who’s here after their loss to northwestern yesterday???
0:22 the look on Frost's face says it all oh boy gonna be a long year
If you took every game that was decided by at least one score (8 points) and flipped the results, Nebraska is sitting at 11-1 with wins over Michigan State, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa, with a lone 9 point loss to Ohio State
Good enough for a most likely top ten ranking and represent long the B1G West in the B1G championship game
That way the ball bounced (@10:40) during that blocked punt into the hands of an Iowa player who then ran it in for a touchdown is probably the play/moment that best represents the Huskers season.
Yeah. Exactly!
What’s the percentage of blocked punts that bounce that perfectly into someone’s arms? Like less than 1%?? LOL.
It’s sad.
@@travisb2846 I'm certainly no Huskers fan, but every college football fan knows the misery of when an improbable play goes against you. I just feel bad for Nebraska because their season was full of those. Every weekend I'd watch highlights on BTN a Nebraska game would come up and I'd think, "What was is this time?"
Just before that play they showed the Iowa Hawkeyes record against us and it was 7-0 when I saw that I said well it looks like it's about to be 7-1 next play blocked punt
I agree with this take 100%. I feel bad for Nebraska fans and Scott frost because they have always competed in games this season but lost heartbreakers almost every week.
I'm amazed by how long people kept thinking Scott frost was the guy for Nebraska
Man it’s tough being a Husker fan sometimes. Wouldn’t want to cheer for any other team though. GBR!
Using the SEASON point differential is meaningless given that they can molly-whop a 4-8 Buffalo, 3-9 Northwestern and 6-5 Fordham to pad their stats.
If you wanted to show how good they are, you should have used the point differential of -36 points against SIX teams in the top 25. That's a pretty nuts stat in and of itself. Or the fact that 8 of their 9 losses were 1 possession, and 5 of those that were 1 possession were top 25 teams.
What was their record against top 25 teams? That says enough about them..
Exactly
@@changed_name1951 I mean not really. 0-6 and losing be an average of 40 is much different than 0-6 and losing by an average of 6. They could very easily be 9-3 with 6 wins over top 25 teams given they were in all but one of those games until the last possession.
Scoring TDs with less than 2 minutes or whatever left to make your double-digit loss look "close" ain't that impressive either.
@@changed_name1951 nope not at all. Doesn't even come close to telling the story. They just as easily could have won 11 games and be in the playoffs
Glad to see a team that doesn’t look good on paper get the respect they deserve. Sometimes numbers just don’t tell the whole story.
Here after they go 0-1 by 3 points to start the 2022 season
It’s been a pretty frustrating 20 years of football for us. We’re not okay.
As a Husker fan this was the most pain I’ve ever experienced watching football
Aren't you getting used to it now, though? No joke. I live in NE and have been a die-hard fan for almost 45 years. I felt the most pain in the Bill Callahan era. He took us places we'd never been before. I'd have to listen to the post-game radio call-in show, Big Red Reaction after each loss. It was group therapy to me.
@@Mary_O at least Callahan had 2 good seasons and could recruit. Frost has sunk the program to new depths. Easily the worst coach since Bill Jennings, but "they're so close!" 🙄
I mean. They beat an FCS team, a MAC team and a down NW team. Not really much to brag about.
Unbelievable to see a team get two intentional grounding safeties in the same season...
Hard knocks anyone? Honestly though they should've stayed in the Big 12, but it is very encouraging that they are improving. Hopefully the ship is on its way to being righted. As an ISU fan good luck and good times will find you Big Red
We went to the big 10 championship in 2013, we just lost by a lot
Texas and OU were looking at the SEC 15 years ago. That's why Colorado, Missouri, A&M and Nebraska bolted. That conference is a steaming pile of Bevo shit, and always was.
Our defense this year: 🤠
Our Offense this year: 😬
Our Special Teams this year: 🥴
As Bill Parcells once said "you are what you're record says you are."
Yeah I really stressed my heart out these last couple seasons. I still love Nebraska, but man it's been tough! GBR
Beautiful title. I absolutely agree. I'm saving this video so I can remember this team for as long as possible. This team truly deserved to go to a bowl game but college football can be crazy.
It was tough being a husker fan this year, I went to the Illinois & Ohio state game. Nebraska is incredibly close to being elite, there’s just something missing.. (quarterback & kicker)
(competent coaching)
Nowhere near close to elite
A good coach
So far from elite, the amount of mistakes and issues on all sides is ridiculous
Hopefully Smothers or our freshman is our guy we need
You have no idea what this season was like as a Husker fan.
As a Michigan fan I’m happy we won that game but my soul do I feel bad for Nebraska. They’re a great team on the cusp of great things, they just gotta stay out of there own way.
As one coach use to say,
1. You lose big
2. You lose close
3. You win close
4. You win big
Who’s here after they lost to Northwestern?
If we had an O Line and decent special teams, this season would’ve been wayyy different. Onto next year.
Without a doubt the best 3-9 team ever. Played a brutal schedule and was in every game late in the 4th.
Honestly they could be in the playoffs if they knew how to finish games
Nebraska could have literally been undefeated and made the playoffs if the ball just bounced their way once during every game. Just once.
Not even a lie either
At least we have a record in something
Reminds me of when Notre Dame went 4-8 in 2016 and 7 of those losses were by a combined score of 36 points. They finished +37 in point differential
I started watching football by watching Harbaugh’s 49ers team. Then I went to UM and watched more Michigan’s games. I saw a lot in common in this Nebraska team not only this year but years before. Good things happen for those who wait. I think next year they can make a statement
As a Huskers fan, let me assure you, this is nothing to be proud of. Blowing out one Big10 opponent and then dropping seven close games does not make a good team; what it makes is a frustrated fan base that watched week after week after week of Husker football figuring out ways to lose.
Y’all know this is how the game is played now right. Bend don’t break. Let the down team score and run out the clock so you don’t use your timeouts. I’m a lifelong sker fan but the hype needs to go away. The best athlete we had is gone. It’s another year of biters, but stop the hype. Damn.
I watched every one of these games. Still trying to wrap my head around this.
At least I can get excited over the off-season.
this is the most exciting offseason, with us looking for a new qb, star players, and new amazing coaches
I swear it feels like Nebraska has had a "Martinez" playing QB for like 10 years...
This season was hell we very easily could’ve been 12-0 and no team dominated us
As a M fan, I been called this, these Nebraska boys gonna come hard next season
i get heartburn watching this
Welcome to the life of a Nebraska fan. We always find a way to lose
Great video, but I would have put the data up differently by showing the total points of their losses and the average points that they lost by. The data would still be impressive for a 3-9 team. The Fordham and Buffalo games are throwaways so I would not count them.
Yes, but most 3-9 teams wouldn’t have a + scoring margin even if you counted those two games
Yea that’s a good point. I still think it’s impressive a 3-9 team had a positive scoring margin, but the most notable part was how close all their losses were.
I wanted almost every Nebraska game this year for some reason (I'm a Michigan fan). In my 30+ years of spending my Saturdays glued to the TV, I've never seen a team do what the Huskers did in 2021. Truly astonishing.
This video has moral victory written all over it
Special teams costed us almost every game
For a second I thought this was 2022-season prediction!
3:48 gotta love the hustle of Nebraska’s #51
This must have been a very frustrating year for them. You come close to beating every team but come out just short.
LSU student here, I feel like Nebraska about 5 or so years from now (maybe less) is gonna finally put it all together again and make some serious noise similar to how LSU did with Joe burrow. They have all the infrastructure to be a powerhouse they’re bound to at least accidentally pump out a scary product at some point. Michigan is having a similar breakthrough this year honestly.
At 0:55 you can hear the announcers call Marvin Scott's name as he scores the touchdown. I know he's far down on Nebraska's depth chart, but I went to high school with thst kid and he was a BEAST. At PE we'd be playing flag football and he'd be running over people. Cool to see he was part of this historic team.
This was weirdly recommended to me after Scott Frost was fired
The 2020 Falcons were the best 4-12 team ever. They had 3 blowout wins and 9 losses in games they were winning.
The bengals last year too, if you switch the outcome of all of their one score games, that's 13-2-1
Most maddening video I’ve ever seen, purely incredible
then they lost to Georgia Southern lmfao
The 3 games against OSU, Michigan and Mich St explains it all.
They lost to #3 Oklahoma, #20 Michigan State, #9 Michigan, #5 Ohio State, #15 Wisconsin, and #16 Iowa by a combined total of 36 pts
a loss is a loss you guys are good at it
Ain’t that the truth the huskers have kept everyone close that they played just can’t clutch up when needed the most (edit) The same applies to Louisiana Tech they are good they just don’t know how to clutch up exactly like Nebraska
Put another way, Nebraska's offense ranked 3rd/14 in total yards in the B1G and their defense ranked 8th/14. All while going 1-8.
There were a few of those games that were just unlucky with the other team making some damn good heads up plays. Some of those interceptions were madden level.
Didn’t age well
As a Nebraska fan through and though, this shit gives me tears bro, I don't even think Browns or Lions fans have ever felt this kind of pain. Shoot even the Bills going to all those Super Bowls can't feel the same. We're in a league of our own but knowing we got Zavier Betts comin back and the homie Richard Torres we about to blow up. DECOLDEST!!!!!!!!!!!
Honest opinion as a Husker Fan. It's not the losses but how they lost. Special teams were atrocious. How do you go from big 10 kicker to worst in the Big10? The offense was flat most of the time aside from big plays, no marchs down field. Hit or miss. Having a game in the bag then blowing it either through stupidity or pure assitry. The coaches are th blame really for never putting these guys in situations to win when it truely matters.
This season has numbed me from any possible pain you could have from a college football game. Husker nation won't forget the way everyone's laughed and made fun of us over the years. The revenge tour will be sweet
@jacob friesen -- Husker football fans just live in the past from their success in the 90s
@@rockchalk2512 literally nothing I said was about our past teams that are good
Can I add that they scored 28 on a #2 ranked wisconsin defense
I mean, so many plays...but that punt in the MSU game...like...looks like he punted to the wrong side of the field away from all the coverage. Brutal.
This is why we had to bring back Frost. Despite the record, we havent been this competitive against top teams in years.
I forgot how that season felt. Watching this video brings it all back. A visceral gut punch
OSU fan here. Hope Nebraska goes undefeated and wins the Big 10, even this year, cause the law of averages dictates.
That Oklahoma block after Nebraska made it 14-9 was devastating
The accent on the Minnesota play by play during that first Gopher touchdown!
Nebraska in 2022 is still really good. They only lost to Northwestern in Ireland last weekend by 3 points.
Frost decided to do an inside kick for absolutely NO reason. It’s a shame but he cost them the game
Time traveller here. They were not good. Scott Frost fired
Imagine how good they would have been of Frost actually did his job while he was being paid millions of dollars. I will never respect him again after what we learned about him and his behavior.
Great video. Exactly what I was thinking.
Mindset.... It's the mindset of the Coaching staff that funnels down to the players. Winning mindsets don't focus on why losses keep happening. Winning mindsets focus on success vs losing mindset preventing failure.
Nice work as usual
I'm just here to say Gus Johnson is a national treasure and I wish he called every football game ever.
I'm a Michigan fan and I don't usually even follow Nebraska. But as a college football fan I'm fully aware of last year and the begining of this year. That's tough when you fight that hard and come short. It will pay off trust me if they stay the coarse and stay United. Much luck to some great fans
Glad to see they are giving frost another year they obviously are improving. They were in every game this year and every gane was winnable.
And those 3 victories? Against Northwestern (#102 in the Sagarin ratings), Buffalo (#123), and Fordham (#196).
One thing you learn about us huskers fans is we’re all die hards for our boys. This one hurt but we’re coming out hot next season.
All onside kicks should be taken like that, it’s perfect