Diabolical. A QB trap under center out of empty.

 

Those 94 / 95 Nebraska teams were NASTY.

1 minute ago, drag worm said:

Those 94 / 95 Nebraska teams were NASTY.

Manhandling a Spurrier-coached Florida team the way the Huskers did is one of the most impressive beatdowns in a big game you’ll ever see.

Just now, Jeff Howe said:

Manhandling a Spurrier-coached Florida team the way the Huskers did is one of the most impressive beatdowns in a big game you’ll ever see.

Yep. I was at a bar during college and remember a dbag Florida fan arguing with me before that game. “What’s Nebraska gonna do to us, run the wishbone?” I thought of a him a few times that night.  

16 minutes ago, drag worm said:

Yep. I was at a bar during college and remember a dbag Florida fan arguing with me before that game. “What’s Nebraska gonna do to us, run the wishbone?” I thought of a him a few times that night.  

From a Texas standpoint, that game created a villain.

Spurrier hired Bob Stoops to fix the defense. Florida won the title in ‘96. Two years later, OU hired Stoops to replace John Blake.

So, in a way, Texas having to deal with Bob Stoops for nearly two decades is Nebraska’s fault.

Honestly just about the most extreme position you can put the defense in—you either have to cover four wide or solidify the middle of the field. Fairly impossible to do both. I agree, Jeff—hope Sark tries it.

3 minutes ago, Jeff Howe said:

From a Texas standpoint, that game created a villain.

Spurrier hired Bob Stoops to fix the defense. Florida won the title in ‘96. Two years later, OU hired Stoops to replace John Blake.

So, in a way, Texas having to deal with Bob Stoops for nearly two decades is Nebraska’s fault.

Yep and don’t forget we had a hand in Florida winning that title in 96. Without it Stoops’ stock might not be high enough to get the OU job. 

21 minutes ago, drag worm said:

Yep. I was at a bar during college and remember a dbag Florida fan arguing with me before that game. “What’s Nebraska gonna do to us, run the wishbone?” I thought of a him a few times that night.  

The Spurrier Gators remind me of the Dirk Mavs: softer than Charmin all but once.

This is the type of run that fits the best parts of Arch’s run style. Probably perfect for early downs? Goodbye 2nd and 9. 

2 hours ago, harveycmd said:

The Spurrier Gators remind me of the Dirk Mavs: softer than Charmin all but once.

Not trying to get you started but Dirk's biggest problem was Cuban and the trash front office. Dirk was "soft" early in his career but that wasn't true especially after Nash left and he was forced to carry the load.

3 hours ago, Jeff Howe said:

Diabolical. A QB trap under center out of empty.

 

I think Sam Ehlinger was made for this play