[Husker] Offense is enemic; Defense can't get a break

[Jay Schlechte]

Both...  expectations have been raised and we knew we would have a good 
defense.  The offense looked good against weaker opponents and we moved 
the ball well against VT, just couldn't punch it in.  Why does it seem 
like receivers catch the ball (fewer drops) against inferior opponents, 
but not against good ones?

The one thing we continue to see is that the TEAM continues to fight no 
matter what.  Need to SCORE!!

- Jay

jon johnston wrote:
> We kind of knew this coming into the season, but convinced ourselves 
> it would be otherwise.
>
> We have a new QB. We have unproven receivers. We wanted to believe the 
> o-line would be great.
>
> We hoped to compete for the Big 12 North, not outright win it.
>
> Are we the victims of our own wishful thinking or otherwise?
>
> Jon Johnston
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>
> On Oct 17, 2009, at 4:10 PM, Tommy Thompson wrote:
>
>>  That was one of the worst performances I've seen by a Husker offense 
>> in a long time.  Va Tech and MU were bad, but nothing like that.
>>
>>  The defense played well in the first half, but the breaks kept going 
>> Tech's way.  DBs were starting to get burned late in the half, though.
>>
>>  Huskers have the ability to come back in the second half, but I'm 
>> not counting on it.  Might just be time for Cody Green to get some 
>> meaningful playing time.
>>
>>  Tommy Thompson (Pa)
>>  "GO BIG RED"
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