[Husker] Offense

[Rod Wellman]

I was at the game. I thought the LBs were a bright spot on the defense. David played really well and finished with 13 tackles, five solo.  If there was any area of concern, to me it was the D line.  It seemed they got very little pressure.  There was 1 sack and a couple of hurries, but overall WKU was able to run their passing game.  And our run-stop defensive line play didn't look the best either.   I noticed some pretty liberal substitution on the D-line.  Seems like the coaches have about 7 or 8 guys there who are going to get a lot of reps.  Meredith's exit probably didn't help and I hope his injury isn't serious.  


Rod W.
Sioux City, Ia.


On Sep 4, 2010, at 10:21 PM, Dick Karre wrote:

> Nebraska's seven touchdown drives covered 388 yards in 32 plays - a bit over 12 per play. Overall, the Huskers ran 58 plays for 536 yards - just over 9 per play. Notwithstanding it was against a subpar defense, that's pretty efficient. Martinez ran seven times for 126 yards and completed 9 of 15 for 136: 22 plays for 262 yards and 3 TDs. I'm guessing he won't be moving to safety anytime soon.
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> As for the defense, I think the injuries to Fisher and Comption are a real problem. Let's hope the coaches can get that thing fixed. Not what we're used to.
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