Don’t expect a letdown versus OSU for Nebraska

By Josh Lashley  |   Monday, June 11, 2007  |  Comments( 2 )

 Nebraska Cornhuskers
If one were to gaze back to the 2006 Nebraska football season and consider some of the Cornhuskers' highlights, he or she could point to the narrow victory over Texas A&M in College Station, the thumping of Colorado at home in the regular-season finale, and, of course, the fact that they were Big 12 North champs. On the other hand, if one were to ...
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 No.1
bigredfred		 09:08 AM
06/13/2007
I am astonished that beating a 2-9 Colorado team is considered by anyone to be one of the highlights of the 2006 Husker season. If memory serves correct, the game was one score apart going into the 4th quarter.

If not for Bill Callahan's record 6 trick plays in that game , CU may have pulled it off. It would have been better to save those trick plays and the element of surprise for the Conference Championship Game.

Power football is no longer our 'bread and butter' , it is Bill's famous trick plays.
 No.2
Darren B		 10:22 PM
06/14/2007
I am back Husker Fans. I hate to say I told you so last year but there it is. USC, Texas, OSU,Big twelve championship and the bowl. i did miss the A&M by a point and the Jayhawks just couldn't hold on for a surprise. This team is still mediocre at best. Keller is a stud but they will have to score 40 to win this year. Losses to USC, Wake, Texas, OSU, look out for KSU and Missouri. They make it to the big twelve championship and loose to OU again. Hope for conference USA or the WAC for a bowl win. Callahan is working his soft shoe excuses for yet another season and will lose 25% of his recruits.
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