Progress vs regressing

shojon

Redshirt
Sep 1, 2008
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Yep, we looked awful against Minnesota. Not one element even showed up.
I don't think we are really that bad (nor Minnesota that good) but we are a really fragile team. One mistake, one misread, regardless of how minor turns into a big gain (or loss) are a long 3rd down conversion that sets everything back.
How long to respectability? Next year at best, the year after at worst. We have to build depth everywhere: both lines, linebackers, CBs, WRs, you name it.
And we'll take more lumps until then.
Like it? Nope but I still bleed Red. And I always will.
 

Solana Beach Husker

All-Conference
Aug 7, 2008
14,102
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Better than last year but getting worse as of recent
95% of our offensive output was injured or coming off injury against Minnesota...if we had depth not a big deal but we basically had nothing once Robinson went down...vedral to mills is not a recipe for improvement.
 

c3o

Sophomore
Apr 24, 2018
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95% of our offensive output was injured or coming off injury against Minnesota...if we had depth not a big deal but we basically had nothing once Robinson went down...vedral to mills is not a recipe for improvement.

Health certainly plays a part of it.
 
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