[NU Sports] Post-game thought

[Jonathan Hodges]

I agree, when Persa came into the game, the passing game obviously
suffered.  PSU brought their D up to take out the short passing game, and
Persa didn't have time to go deep, so that was that.  Before that, though,
the offense was moving the ball well.

The D also did a nice job minus the two back-to-back plays when they were
deceived and let PSU rack up long TDs.  I was a bit surprised because I
expected that to be the way it looked all day.

Next week will be interesting; Iowa is definitely vulnerable although NU
can't afford any mistakes (once again).

Also, the game atmosphere was good today, it was too bad the stands weren't
completely full.

Jonathan

On Sat, Oct 31, 2009 at 6:57 PM, Scott Zeller <scottzel at gmail.com> wrote:

> I really wonder how the game would have turned out had Kafka not gone down.
> NU was clicking on all cylinders prior to that. Still held them till the
> 4th, but the defense can't be expected to keep a team like PSU in check
> when
> every offensive series is a 3-and-out with a punt to midfield. The D was
> gassed at the end, and who can blame them? They rarely had a chance to
> rest.
>
> On Sat, Oct 31, 2009 at 4:45 PM, Abrahamson, Alan (NBC Universal) <
> Alan.Abrahamson at nbcsports.com> wrote:
>
> > Yech.
> >
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