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Texas 13, Nebraska 12 (final)

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FrancisSawyer;1614031; said:
I think Nebraska is a few good running backs away from being a very good team. It's nice to see Alabama grind Florida's D into the ground today. I think Nebraska could do the same with some depth in the backfield.
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Really? In the games I've watched this year they've been pretty effective running the football. It's passing that kicks their asses.
 
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FrancisSawyer;1614031; said:
I think Nebraska is a few good running backs away from being a very good team. It's nice to see Alabama grind Florida's D into the ground today. I think Nebraska could do the same with some depth in the backfield.
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They have good runningbacks...they just don't have consistent QB play and lack great filling linebackers.

They are a few good recruiting classes away from challenging Tejas and Oklahoma year in, year out. Question is, will Pellini be there that long?
 
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Merih;1614041; said:
Question is, will Pellini be there that long?
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Where would he go? Nebraska is (should be, could be) a Top-10 contender year-in, year-out. Unless JT retires and Bo gets the Ohio State job, which is the only opening I can think of that makes sense given he's alum, anything else would be a lateral move, or step down, from Nebraska.
 
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Merih;1614041; said:
They have good runningbacks...they just don't have consistent QB play and lack great filling linebackers.

They are a few good recruiting classes away from challenging Tejas and Oklahoma year in, year out. Question is, will Pellini be there that long?
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After Callahan screwed the program up, Nebraska will be greatful for a good solid coach. It's still a destination position. Can't see him going anywhere but Ohio State.
 
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Dryden;1614049; said:
Where would he go? Nebraska is (should be, could be) a Top-10 contender year-in, year-out. Unless JT retires and Bo gets the Ohio State job, which is the only opening I can think of that makes sense given he's alum, anything else would be a lateral move, or step down, from Nebraska.
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I don't know, the Nebraska situation really hinges on next season. I don't think he would ever consider going to scUM (I feel that job is going to be open after next season).

I guess he will stick around, but I always though that he took the Nebraska job as a stopgap.

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Oklahoma. If Stoops leaves, who will fill that job?
 
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The longer this goes on you know what happens...pressure builds on the heavy favorite.

Despite my earlier post, I find myself rooting for Nebraska even though the thought of Cincinnati possibly sneaking into the NC game nauseates me.
 
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