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l.a. husker

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not looking for excuses but the altitude might of slowed the huskers down,lincoln is 1100 ft. high boulder is 5,300, and with pads and the heat, i think the huskers will improve.
 
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B1G RED RULES

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l.a. husker said:
not looking for excuses but the altitude might of slowed the huskers down,lincoln is 1100 ft. high boulder is 5,300, and with pads and the heat, i think the huskers will improve.
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It hasn’t made a difference in the past 15 years as teams regularly go to Boulder and win. Didn’t make a difference last year when teams trounced them at home. But I imagine, it had an effect on our fragile players.
 
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TheBeav815

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Dunno that the elevation matters much when your defense spends the entire second half on the field and your offense can't go forward in OT.

Adrian is having himself as sophomore slump and he cost them two chances at a win the last two drives with horrible plays.
 
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