Fw: [Husker] So anybody watching the NU/OU game?

[Tommy Thompson]

I'm not sure I watched the same game.

I saw an Oklahoma team that dominated on both sides of the ball.  They were 
more physical, faster, better coached, and executed better.

Huskers were out of sync on offense and defense.  The defense was totally 
screwed up by the no huddle offense and were usually still running around 
trying to find the correct alignment as the plays were being run.  The 
offense did look good at times, but I didn't see anything that showed they 
could have kept it close.

Nebraska continues to have one of the worse defenses in all of college 
football.  Bradford had all day throw, and even an average QB would have 
done well with that much time.  Bradford is no average QB.  Huskers front 4 
applied no pressure.  Huskers should have blitzed every down.

The loss of Dillard was critical to this game.  Cody Glenn showed his 
excellent speed in getting to the ball carrier, however, that was usually 
after a huge gain.

On a positive note, Ganz, Swift, and Peterson all excelled and Helu picked 
up some very nice gains.  I'd like to see him in their more (versus 
Castille).

Tommy Thompson
"GO BIG RED"
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Theodore Heise" <theo at heise.nu>
To: "Husker List" <husker at tssi.com>
Sent: Sunday, November 02, 2008 6:40 AM
Subject: Re: Fw: [Husker] So anybody watching the NU/OU game?


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>> Take away those 27 points we gave them, and it was a respectable game.
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> I have to believe it would have been a pretty close game without the early 
> onslaught of mistakes/breaks for OU.  Our Cornhuskers played Texas Tech 
> *very* close, Texas Tech beat Texas, and Texas beat OU. Seems reasonable 
> to think we could have been in the game with fewer mistakes.
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> I also watched the whole game.
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> Theodore (Ted) Heise     <theo at heise.nu>     Bloomington, IN, USA
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