[Husker] What If

[Jerry Meyer]

Hence the statement in my original assumption that all games go as they did with the two noted exceptions.  Playing the assumption game in the other direction, the team could have had a losing record this season.  Just pondering national perception of an 11-1 record winning ugly, that's all.

Jerry Meyer
Murfreesboro, TN




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From: Andrew Smith <arossman at earthlink.net>
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And if you change 2-3 plays the other way, NU is 7-5 with losses to Missouri and OU.  I think 9-3 is an accurate reflection of this team's ability.
- Andy

Jerry Meyer wrote:
> Just playing the what if game and assuming that all other games go as they did during the year, what if we hold off Va Tech and manage to put up one more score against Iowa State?  We're looking at 11-1, winning ugly most of the way.  Is there still the lack of respect for Nebraska going into the game on Saturday?  >
> I kind of compare this to the Nebraska - FSU Orange Bowl in 1994 (after the 1993 season) where NU was a double digit underdog even though undefeated for the regular season.  Total lack of respect for NU, FSU is going to kill us.  Then lightning strikes and we flat outplay them on the field only to lose in the last minute or so.  I think this team shows up on both sides of the ball and takes it to UT this week.  May not win but they'll know they were in a battle.  Bet on Bo & Co. to find a way to stay in it and have a chance at the end.
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> Murfreesboro, TN
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