NCAAFB Thursday Night Open Thread - Nebraska @Mizzou

Submitted by formerlyanonymous on
I'm seeing Nebraska -3.5 or -4. Rain is a big factor in this one as it's already pouring. They even had a campus wide power outage about an hour ago. Game kicks off at 9pm ET. I'm liking Nebraska to cover. Discussion goes here.

PhillipFulmersPants

October 8th, 2009 at 9:04 PM ^

kidding on the weather ... they referenced Palmer talked about Gabbert switching committments from Neb to Mizzou. Did he say what happened? Assume something with the coaching situation a couple years ago?

bleedzblue

October 8th, 2009 at 10:05 PM ^

is having some problems. The footing seems to be ok even in a monsoon. Field turf is a wonderful thing. Im glad we decided to go that rout. Dont get me wrong i love natural grass but i couldnt even imagine what this game would be like on real grass. It hardly rained last weekend (minus the last drive of the game) and players were slipping all over the place.

formerlyanonymous

October 8th, 2009 at 10:47 PM ^

Hating the UFL jerseys. White w/ green shoulders vs shiny silver from a distance blends together too easily. Add that the pants are white with blue trim against blue with white trim just has everything blurring together for me. I am impressed with the guys they've got in the booth though. Dave Sims and Doug Flutie are much higher quality than what I expected.

willywill9

October 8th, 2009 at 11:17 PM ^

Whoa on the Tate for Heisman talk. edit: Announcers made the argument that if Tate had led Michigan to a victory against MSU, he'd be a legit candidate for the heisman at this juncture. Even though he's a true freshman "Why not?!"

The King of Belch

October 9th, 2009 at 12:48 AM ^

And Gabbert--not so much. I agree with Palmer when he said that had UM won--Tate might have merited some loud Heisman talk. How could he not? Even now? Missouri has NO downfield passing game and no weapons offensively. Suh of Nebraska is the best lineman in the country.