New Coordinators Press Conference

[BIGSTICK67]

I know nothing about football and 99.85% of our fanbase knows less than me so they think the number of dudes with their hand in the dirt matters deeply

Underrated post.

 

[BIGSTICK67]

Head Tater with the neck roll

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Is he the head tater, or does he just have a seat in the front row?

When I was in school the head taters sat in the back seat of the bus.

 

[ISUforNU]

Is he the head tater, or does he just have a seat in the front row?

When I was in school the head taters sat in the back seat of the bus.

Head taters sit in the front row of the short bus.

 

[Huskerforlife]

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

Thank god we have a coach who finally fucking gets it.

Great comment dude

 

[Irv]

While there theoretically might be an advantage to exploit by forgoing the huddle, I’ll be damned if I ever saw Nebraska have any success in doing it under Frost.

Generally, we would come to the line, look at the sideline for 15-20 seconds while somebody figured out what play to call, and then throw an incompletion, leading to a 45 second offensive possession.

So huddling sounds pretty good.

 

[Baron Winnebago]

While there theoretically might be an advantage to exploit by forgoing the huddle, I’ll be damned if I ever saw Nebraska have any success in doing it under Frost.

Generally, we would come to the line, look at the sideline for 15-20 seconds while somebody figured out what play to call, and then throw an incompletion, leading to a 45 second offensive possession.

So huddling sounds pretty good.

I'm pretty agnostic on it. Sure there are times when you go fast that you can wear a defense down or get them in shitty personnel for a run of plays, but the cost of that speed especially if you're not particularly efficient on offense is that you fuck your defense over bigly.

But huddle, don't huddle, I don't really care because the big thing for me is whether you can produce big plays and control the ball when you need to

 

[Huskerforlife]

Finally:

 

[Jim14510]

I get the sense the Satterfirkd is going to:

1. Run plays that work; and
2. Refrain from running fumble plays.

I like touchdown plays.

 

[Kaladin]

I like touchdown plays.

We need to start running those more often. But if we start running plays that work and stop running fumble plays, then the touchdown plays should follow.

 

[Jim14510]

We need to start running those more often. But if we start running plays that work and stop running fumble plays, then the touchdown plays should follow.

What about interception plays? Could be a good play with a bad throw.