[Husker] Nebraska vs Kansas stats (UNCLASSIFIED)

[Laura Brown]

We had better keep in mind KU knows our program and coaches inside-out and
TG will give us his best.  We can't afford to come out flat in this one.

Laura

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I would never count out Colorado.  They have always played us tough.  We
almost choked in 1999 and it knocked us out of the title game.  Last
weekend shows there are no gimmies left.  NU needs to come out with a
fire in their bellies and take care of KU quickly.  Each team is going
to give us their best game because we are leaving and they want to make
it memorable.  aTm is playing a lot better now that Sherman has pulled
his head out of his 4th point of contact.  It is going to be a dogfight
and BP needs to have his staff ready to coach.  Enjoy the ride and if
you have a heart condition don't watch or listen to the games just read
the scores the next day.  GBR!!!  

V/R

LTC Glenn R. Baker
National Simulation Center
LESD Exercise Analyst
410 Kearney Avenue- Building 45
Fort Leavenworth, KS 66027
phone- 913-684-8185
fax- 913-684-8171
e-mail- glenn.baker at conus.army.mil



I suspect they did it the same way ISU pretty much beat us yesterday...a
great coach can pull an average group of athletes together and inspire
them to accomplish more than they should be able to do on paper.

It's the same reason I'm not worried about CU.  They are not being
coached up this year.  aTm is a mystery to me.  I don't know if TT is a
good coach or not.

On Sun, Nov 7, 2010 at 9:12 PM, Andrew Smith <arossman at earthlink.net>
wrote:

> The following is less relevant if NU's starting QB isn't Martinez.  
> Also, how is Dennard and are there any other significant injuries?
>
> Sagarin's Predictor Model gives Nebraska a 34 advantage over Kansas.
Ouch!
>  86 - 55 + 3 (HFA) = 34
>
> Sagarin also gives NU a better SOS: #28 for Nebraska vs #49 for KU, 
> suggesting that the following NCAA stats give NU ever so slightly less

> credit than they deserve.
>
> Nebraska's Offense vs Kansas' Defense
>
> Rushing         #6  vs #108 (Nebraska is #1 in yrds/rush)
> Passing Eff.   #30  vs #109
> Total          #20  vs  #90
> Scoring        #13  vs #107
>
> Kansas' Offense vs Nebraska's Defense
>
> Rushing        #70  vs  #73 (NU is #54 in yrds/rush)
> Passing Eff.   #94  vs   #4
> Total          #87  vs  #23
> Scoring       #102  vs  #21
>
> These stats are so lopsided, they're hard to believe.  How on earth 
> did Kansas beat Georgia Tech?!  GT's just average, but with Kansas' 
> stats, that's a surprising win.
>
> If Nebraska is at full strength, they have no excuse for not wrapping 
> this up by halftime.
>
> Go Big Red!
> Andy




V/R

LTC Glenn R. Baker
National Simulation Center
LESD Exercise Analyst
410 Kearney Avenue- Building 45
Fort Leavenworth, KS 66027
phone- 913-684-8185
fax- 913-684-8171
e-mail- glenn.baker at conus.army.mil


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