Nebraska didn't get blown out as some feared, so some will proclaim that as a moral victory. That's one way of looking at it. Nebraska gave a good effort, but the bottom line is that Nebraska didn't play well enough to win.
It was a brutally awful performance by the Huskers, and it demands changes in the program. But those changes should NOT include a change at the top. You cannot fire a 10 win coach because of a couple of blowout losses.
The victory sends Nebraska to the Big Ten championship game as west division champions for a rematch with the 7-5 Wisconsin Badgers. Beat Wisconsin again, and it's off to Pasadena again. That's a good season, no matter how you look at it.
You've seen this movie before. Huskers fall behind by double digits, then come storming back to win the game, courtesy of Taylor Martinez.
The Nebraska defense earned their Blackshirts this week with a shutdown performance against Michigan.
Nebraska doesn't need to find someone to be held responsible for what happened against Ohio State, Nebraska needs someone to take responsibility to fix the problems that exist.
On this week's report card, Taylor Martinez only received a C+...yet the B1G named him offensive player of the week. Who's right? I defend my grade.
Despite sleepwalking at the start of the pajama party, the Huskers mount a furious second half comeback to pull out the victory.
It was a blowout and completely uncompetitive. Not necessarily because of how Nebraska played but rather how awful Idaho State is. Jeff Sagarin's computer rankings have them at 204th in division...
On our report card, the Huskers grade out at a B- for their performance against Arkansas State.
