Ohh god you guys are funny, I guess because I said we it means Im some big time homer...
Just take the bet, i don't bet NU unless I feel very confident.
I talked to Gosooners about last week, I said bet NU +1.5 when the line came out, then it moved to NU -1.5, I still would have taken it....I didn't bet it though, because I know that KU could have beat us.
Not happening against KSU..They can't stop the run, we are gonna run ALL over them, and their OL is terrible, and our DL has been very very good this year. I see a lot of turnovers for KSU, and us winning big.
Just take the bet, i don't bet NU unless I feel very confident.
I talked to Gosooners about last week, I said bet NU +1.5 when the line came out, then it moved to NU -1.5, I still would have taken it....I didn't bet it though, because I know that KU could have beat us.
Not happening against KSU..They can't stop the run, we are gonna run ALL over them, and their OL is terrible, and our DL has been very very good this year. I see a lot of turnovers for KSU, and us winning big.
I'm an alum and as big of a Nebraska fan as there is, but I'm very, very, scared of this game and have been since before the season. They have had this game circled since we hung 73 on them last year. To add to this, read this article:
Several Kansas State players and coaches remain disgruntled with the nature of Nebraska's 73-31 victory last year of the Wildcats.
K-State coach Ron Prince described the Huskers' 73-31 victory in Lincoln as "one of our darker moments." NU scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter, the last by starting I-back Marlon Lucky with four minutes left as Nebraska led by 38 points.
Quarterback Joe Ganz threw for 510 yards and seven touchdowns, both Nebraska records on 30-of-40 passing in former coach Bill Callahan's final victory.
"I don't think anybody's not had lingering feelings over that game," K-State defensive end Ian Campbell said. "Plus, I mean, it's Nebraska. If you're a K-State fan, the Nebraska game is a big game.
"You don't want to get beat like that by a rival or anybody. It sat with a lot of people, fans and players included."
Prince, who was fired last week but will coach Kansas State Saturday against Nebraska and next week against Iowa State, said he's addressed last year's game with the Wildcats.
"We've talked about it quite a bit," Prince said. "Last year's game doesn't have any impact on the outcome of this game, but just from a preparation standpoint of understanding what the game is all about and what we're attempting to do in the game, it's important for them to understand the atmosphere surrounding the game."
Senior linebacker Reggie Walker said the 42-point loss was "one of the most embarrassing games I've ever played."
But Walker holds nothing against Nebraska.
"We didn't stop them," he said.
It was something of an odd scene today in Manhattan. Prince, the third-year coach, met with the news media as if nothing out of the ordinary happened last week. He talked for nearly 10 minutes, in fact, before mentioning a word about his lame-duck status.
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K-State will be ready for us and they will be up for this game. I don't disagree, their defense is horrendous, but I'd be very cautious laying more than 1-2 units on this game.
Just my two cents.
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Several Kansas State players and coaches remain disgruntled with the nature of Nebraska's 73-31 victory last year of the Wildcats.
K-State coach Ron Prince described the Huskers' 73-31 victory in Lincoln as "one of our darker moments." NU scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter, the last by starting I-back Marlon Lucky with four minutes left as Nebraska led by 38 points.
Quarterback Joe Ganz threw for 510 yards and seven touchdowns, both Nebraska records on 30-of-40 passing in former coach Bill Callahan's final victory.
"I don't think anybody's not had lingering feelings over that game," K-State defensive end Ian Campbell said. "Plus, I mean, it's Nebraska. If you're a K-State fan, the Nebraska game is a big game.
"You don't want to get beat like that by a rival or anybody. It sat with a lot of people, fans and players included."
Prince, who was fired last week but will coach Kansas State Saturday against Nebraska and next week against Iowa State, said he's addressed last year's game with the Wildcats.
"We've talked about it quite a bit," Prince said. "Last year's game doesn't have any impact on the outcome of this game, but just from a preparation standpoint of understanding what the game is all about and what we're attempting to do in the game, it's important for them to understand the atmosphere surrounding the game."
Senior linebacker Reggie Walker said the 42-point loss was "one of the most embarrassing games I've ever played."
But Walker holds nothing against Nebraska.
"We didn't stop them," he said.
It was something of an odd scene today in Manhattan. Prince, the third-year coach, met with the news media as if nothing out of the ordinary happened last week. He talked for nearly 10 minutes, in fact, before mentioning a word about his lame-duck status.
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K-State will be ready for us and they will be up for this game. I don't disagree, their defense is horrendous, but I'd be very cautious laying more than 1-2 units on this game.
Just my two cents.
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Any time defensive ends get dominated by tight ends in any game, you do not have a very very good defensive line. I don't care what level you play, that is the LAST thing that can happen to your defensive ends. At Oklahoma, their tight ends had their way with Potter and Allen... I hope they were called out and embarrassed in the film room on Sunday.
That really means nothing to me to be honest..We were really mad about Mizzou smashing us last year, that had nothing to do with us getting wooped again by them.
Bo does not let these guys get to up for any game and doesn't let them relax for any opponent. We will be ready.
This game would scare me more, if they had any defense, any hope for a bowl, and Prince not being fired.
Trap?
I am not touching this game. I am a husker fan and this one really worries me. On paper Nebraska should win this game. However, Glenn has been suspended and that could hurt the defense. I am really not sure it will hurt. K-State usually beats one team that they shouldn't beat and it has not happened yet. I hope the Huskers destroy them as I personally cannot stand the Mildcats. I will just be watching with a beer and no action.
I am not touching this game. I am a husker fan and this one really worries me. On paper Nebraska should win this game. However, Glenn has been suspended and that could hurt the defense. I am really not sure it will hurt. K-State usually beats one team that they shouldn't beat and it has not happened yet. I hope the Huskers destroy them as I personally cannot stand the Mildcats. I will just be watching with a beer and no action.
