Banker stating in the LJS that the two inside tackles are as good as any he's seen in his years of coaching. That says a lot considering his history. Often times they dominate and snuff any inside the tackles running game. Just thinking back a year ago the same two tackles were rarely seen. Nebraska making the most average rushing games look good and the good rushing offenses look devastating.
Also hearing the linebackers now even more active than they were when they were protected by the two gap scheme. Most of us saw the problems with last years complexity and the thought taxing concepts that made highly recruited defenders look slow and yielding.
One has to imagine we were much better than we appeared. That all that speed we possessed was hidden in the playbook. At least that's how it currently appears. As good as the match defense was against the pass, it still had its problems producing turnovers. That maybe to the lack of aggression the complexity produced. With quarterbacks under duress just maybe the turnovers increase.
Time will surely tell. Maybe not this spring but when the entire playbook is implemented in September. The staff currently is more concerned with precision over quantity. Speed over confusion. Doing things well over having a diverse war chest. Just maybe Nebraska was much better on defense than they truly appeared.
Just maybe Bo will learn a lesson or two from this. It will be interesting if Bo continues his two-gap with the time constraints. If he continues with that complexed scheme, his opponents would want to work on their rushing games.
Also hearing the linebackers now even more active than they were when they were protected by the two gap scheme. Most of us saw the problems with last years complexity and the thought taxing concepts that made highly recruited defenders look slow and yielding.
One has to imagine we were much better than we appeared. That all that speed we possessed was hidden in the playbook. At least that's how it currently appears. As good as the match defense was against the pass, it still had its problems producing turnovers. That maybe to the lack of aggression the complexity produced. With quarterbacks under duress just maybe the turnovers increase.
Time will surely tell. Maybe not this spring but when the entire playbook is implemented in September. The staff currently is more concerned with precision over quantity. Speed over confusion. Doing things well over having a diverse war chest. Just maybe Nebraska was much better on defense than they truly appeared.
Just maybe Bo will learn a lesson or two from this. It will be interesting if Bo continues his two-gap with the time constraints. If he continues with that complexed scheme, his opponents would want to work on their rushing games.