[Husker] Michigan Game, Black Rally Towels, 50 Years of Consecutive Sellouts

[Tony Lambert]

I'm worried that the line won't lineup properly.



Tony Lambert
-----Original Message----- 
From: Aaron Wolfson
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2012 5:03 PM
To: David Elfering
Cc: Husker Discussion List
Subject: Re: [Husker] Michigan Game, Black Rally Towels, 50 Years oc 
Consecutive Sellouts

I am nervous. It's a fine line you toe against Denard Robinson. Ideally
you'd want to apply pressure and force him to throw more, because when he
does he'll make a few mistakes. Of course, NU has to actually catch the
potential interceptions that are thrown to them.

And of course, NU seems to prefer the containment strategy against mobile
QBs. I'm hoping that the defense can contain Denard early, build a lead,
and force him to throw more as the game progresses. I don't know that the
defense can play as well as they did last week, but I certainly hope they
do.

If the offense can't move the ball regularly, I think the Huskers are in
trouble. Backfield pressure (or rather the lack thereof) and a clean pocket
for Taylor will be crucial. Like David, I'm not worried about our skill
guys (outside of fumbleitis), I'm worried about not being able to get them
the ball enough.


Aaron


On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 10:28 AM, David Elfering 
<aroundomaha at gmail.com>wrote:

> I think we're all holding our breath a bit and anticipating with dark
> positivism.
>
> The questions around where the team is at and what it will do are akin to
> whether the family blacksheep will show up for Thanksgiving three sheets 
> to
> the wind or dressed properly and sober.
>
> Every time I've tried to predict the 2012 Husker team it has blown up in 
> my
> face. So at this point I'm learning to couch my reservations and simply
> hope for something good. I do however think that what we saw last week on
> defense was a warm up for Michigan and a sign that the coaches and players
> haven't thrown in the towel. But can they put the kaput on Dennard
> Robinson? I believe they can move the ball on offense as Michigan doesn't
> look like an intense pressure team (aka one that will consistently blow up
> our offensive line).
>
> This brings up the question of the offensive line. Honestly I think they
> may be more of a risk item than the defense. Seeing Northwestern guys blow
> through untouched doesn't bode well against what appears better defense
> from Michigan. The bottom line in my opinion is that TM has improved but 
> if
> he is running for his life it wouldn't matter if he were Joe Montana
> reincarnated the results will be bad.
>
> On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 10:06 AM, Killmar, John <John.Killmar at stjude.org
> >wrote:
>
> > The List is very quiet considering the importance of Saturday's game
> > against Michigan.  The winner will go atop the Legends Division and be 
> > in
> > control of their own destiny as far as the Big 10 Championship is
> > concerned.  The Huskers are 3 point favorite against the #22 BCS
> > Wolverines.  Husker fans will be given black rally towels as a thank you
> > from the Athletic Department for 50 years of consecutive sellouts.
> >
> > http://www.huskers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=100&ATCLID=205718777
> >
> > Thoughts?
> >
> > John Killmar
> >
> >
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