On Saturday Nebraska lost to Brad Smith, 24-41. Mr. Smith plays for Missouri. He had 246 yards rushing and 234 yards passing. That’s great. What happened to our defense?
And why did our offense have to make me cry?
Nebraska rushing yards versus Missouri: -2
On a positive note, holding was called on the opposing offense for the first time this season when Missouri was flagged early in the third quarter.
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2 comments:
It was a sad state of affairs. Again, the Huskers spot the opponent a lead, this time 21-3. They claw back to make it 24-24....just to crush me again with 3 third quarter turnovers. Yeah, Brad Smith ran wild, but so did Husker mistakes.
This week OUch comes to Lincoln. Last week the sooners escaped with an overtime win at home....against Baylor. I pick the Huskers, 27-13.
Yo Ben,
Are you gonna be around for the fabulous MIAC Cross Country meet this weekend? I'm planning on coming up and chillin' wit homies, inshalla. As for klinker, congrats on the wedding, live long and prosper.
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