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Wednesday, August 16, 2006. Tech finished last season at 7-4, averaged 147 yards on the ground, 219 yards in the air on offense. The defense picked up last year allowing an average of 133 rushing yards, and 248 passing yards. While this may not win any national championships, it was a huge improvement for the Bulldogs. But that was last season. So what does this mean for the Huskers? La Tech 2005 Stats. Rushing: 53rd (147.6 ypg). Passing: 66th (219.1 ypg). Scoring: 46th (28.73 ppg).
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Wednesday, September 06, 2006. Week 1 In the Books; USC awaits Huskers. What do we know after the first week of the college football season? Several things, actually:. Callahan's committment to running the ball appears to be the real deal, but I already suspected as much after watching the spring game. The offensive line, while still not dominating or superior, is light-years ahead of last season. I hope Cozgrove was holding something back against LaTech. If he elects to use the "off-man" coverage he...
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HuskersHQ Bloggers: Bob Hamar
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Tuesday, December 16, 2008. It should be an interesting night for sure Thursday when the final four kicks off at the Qwest Center in Omaha. Of course Penn State against Nebraska is the feature attraction, but the first match of the night will be interesting as well. It will also be interesting to see if the pro-Nebraska crowd gets behind Texas or Stanford in that match. My guess is Stanford. A lot of Nebraska fans just don't like the Longhorns in any sport. Posted by Bob Hamar. Tuesday, December 16, 2008.
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Wednesday, August 30, 2006. Posted by Bob Hamar. Wednesday, August 30, 2006 0 comments. Wednesday, August 23, 2006. Keller now a Husker. Posted by Bob Hamar. Wednesday, August 23, 2006 0 comments. Monday, August 21, 2006. Doc Sadler has been busy in his first couple of weeks as new Nebraska men's basketball coach. Get Aleks Maric back? Check Get Jamal White back? Check Spread as much good will as possible in as little time as possible? Check Get fans talking about basketball right before football season?
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Saturday, September 30, 2006. 1 Welcome back Pessimistic Nation! After nothing to worry about this season besides the playcalling at Southern Cal, there's plenty of concerns now couresy of the Kansas Fighting Manginos (TM Reece Davis). 2 Is there such a thing as getting off to too good a start in football? Yup, there's concerns now. 4 The mood swings for Husker fans that were caused by the offense were extreme. You had huge pass plays for TDs early, then a running game that disappeared, incompletion ...
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Saturday, October 28, 2006. 1 Well, those fourth quarter Oklahoma State scores seemed to arrive about as often as spam wanting you to help a poor foreigner sneak money out of his country for a cool 20 percent cut. The Blackshirts has about as much success as people who get suckered into those e-mails, too. 3 Who else after the first quarter was ready to proclaim the I-back firmly settled and name Brandon Jackson the No. 1 running back? Raise your hand.anyone? 6 I'm no expert, but I have to agree with wha...
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HuskersHQ Bloggers: Dale Miller
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Monday, November 13, 2006. 1 How quickly things change in college football. Take the final two minutes of the NU-A&M game, take one hurt standout freshman Texas quarterback a few hours later, and instead of planning to head to San Diego or San Antonio in late December, Husker fans may be secretly checking out the prices of flights to Arizona in early January. 4 Yowza, there were more missed tackles in that game than I think I've seen all year. The Aggies were grasping at air in the first half, then t...
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Saturday, April 15, 2006. It's tough to get a good read on a football team from a spring game. You can never tell too much about what the fall will hold from a scrimmage.unless the second team dominates the first team. Then you can tell either it's going to be a long season or the wrong guys are on the second team. In Memorial Stadium, the Red dominated, as expected. The run game? Getting 219 yards on 47 carries was good. Zac Taylor had the luck of the green jersey in going 14-for-21 for 184 yards. This ...
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Thursday, January 25, 2007. Four games into the Big 12 schedule, where does Nebraska stand? After a narrow loss to Texas on Wednesday, it looks like NIT bound at this juncture. There's positives. Coach Doc Sadler certainly wasn't going to claim any sort of moral victory by losing to the Longhorns, a team that's traditionally dominated NU, by one at home. That's encouraging to see. Posted by Dale Miller. Thursday, January 25, 2007. Comments: Post a Comment. Grand Island, Nebraska, United States. HuskersHQ...
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Sunday, October 08, 2006. 1 Anybody else starting to suspect that the Huskers have a "Home Playbook" and a "Road Playbook"? Not that that's a bad thing. But the more conservative, run, short passes style of play returned for the second road trip of the year. While its success could be debated at USC, it's hard to argue about what happened at Ames. The ISU offense was kept off the field enough and the Huskers controlled the pace for most of the game. How many teams don't defer these days? Comments: Post a...
