Can them buffs double their win total from last year? Official Nebraska Cornhuskers at Colorado Buffaloes game thread. (Will update throughout week)

[Numpsay]

A lot of these players are idiots, it would probably help them if there was a course they could take on football, instead of one of the other garbage classes they take.

 

[Rigby.]

Shadur reminds me a lot of CJ Stroud

They both operate really well in a clean pocket with time

But they are both hesitant to tuck and run when there are no other options.

That's a good comparison tbh. I think Stroud's speed was a bit better than Sanders, so it was even more frustrating to see him pass up open scramble opportunities, but great comparison.

 

[CarltonJunior]

Shadur reminds me a lot of CJ Stroud

They both operate really well in a clean pocket with time

But they are both hesitant to tuck and run when there are no other options.

Agreed, it takes a good, solid coach to identify that and keep him a reliable checkdown

 

[Left.A1]

Terrible execution either there from Shedeur taking forever to snap the ball and then throwing it underneath with 10 seconds on the clock.. then the receiver doesn’t go out of bounds …dumb football ..got lucky

 

[Big Boss]

nice kick

 

[Henry Orbit]

Two score game

 

[klientel]

This nikka Prime got security with him on the field???

 

[Pure Water]

Since 2004????????????????

 

[010101]

coach.prime security detail ha*

 

[AVXL]

All things considered that was a strong finish by CU to close the half

 

[Rigby.]

Nah that ain’t it.

TCU was supposed to pulverize Colorado

And they probably should've if TCU had a better OC, but the point was that it was going to be a good matchup to gauge how weak their weaknesses were.

For the casual viewer, I think it might've been too good a matchup bc we got an overinflated image of Colorado's passing ability, since TCU was unable to pass rush for shyt.

 

[DropTopDoc]

Welp Nebraska done

 

[Serious]

Nonsense
He's definitely not a scrambler but Joe Burrow used to run all the time at LSU (and still scrambles as a pro)
It's not always about speed, it's more recognizing when it's the right play to make

That’s what I see as well. Shaduer is very patient and focused on not making the wrong play. If it isn’t there, he won’t force it.

It’s actually smart.

 

[number21]

Two score game

Unless the backup is on another level from simms. It's done tbh.

 

[Pure Water]

It's always funny seeing fans of the pro game watch college games whether it's football or basketball. Y'all be losing y'all damn minds lol.