[Husker] nunn fumble

[Steve Reichenbach]

> well, the Nunn fumble was the turn around for Mizzou, wasn't it? We had 
> the game somewhat in control until then. 
> 
That was definitely the turning point, but NU was hardly in control,
never having led the game.

> Brad Smith eats our lunch and before anybody makes the statement that 
> Nebraska has always had problems with mobile quarterbacks, EVERYONE has 
> problems with mobile quarterbacks. In this case, it's pretty obvious that 
> we had bigger problems, i.e., our secondary's inability to cover receivers 
> makes it a feast or famine type defense. Today, Mizzou feasted. 
> 
It wasn't just the secondary.  The rush ends didn't have containment
on several big plays.  Still, the defense handed the offense a couple
of its scores.  The offense didn't mount a sustained scoring drive after
the first quarter.  After the first quarter, outside the two times
the defense gave the offense the ball inside Missouri's 10, NU's drives
went punt, punt, punt, punt, interception, fumble, interception, punt,
punt, end of game.