What will the score be against the buffs

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Permalink Reply by Tyler on November 19, 2008 at 6:04pm

that is close to my guess i think it will be
HUSKERS:42
COLORADO:17

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Permalink Reply by HuskerJr on November 20, 2008 at 8:17am

56-14 Can't wait to give them and their worthless fans what they deserve at the end of the year. Go to a game in Boulder to really get a feel for what a bunch of trash they are. I can't believe we even let them in the state.

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Permalink Reply by WLame on November 21, 2008 at 12:51pm

huskers 42-9

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Permalink Reply by Daemon on November 21, 2008 at 9:56pm

I posted this some where else, but here's my take.

If we don't over look them, and don't make any mistakes
49-0

If we don't play our top game
49-10

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Permalink Reply by husker1234 on November 21, 2008 at 11:22pm

This will put the icing on the Bo Pelini cake- a SHUTOUT! Ya given our disentigrated linebacking corp. and our inconsistent secondary, some may remain skeptical. I dont blame ya. But i have a good feeling that, given CU's abysmal offense and our defenses momentum, the buffs wont score a point on them. I just hope the offense or kickoff teams dont give them any.

NU-49 (Mendoza has two fourth quarter touchdowns)
CU-0 (Cody and Daddy Hawkins share a sentimental father-son cry on the sideline at the end of the game)

Also, shout-out to Jake Behrens- i dont hold your decision against you man. BC gave you no respect. Wish you the best.

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Permalink Reply by Ryno1518 on November 23, 2008 at 12:06pm

I like the Huskers to win about 46-26, but the game won't be as close as the score indicates!

I guess I have a week to have the ultimate dream, though----CU throws 4 picks, loses 3 fumbles, has 12 penalties, and gets shut out 77-0 with negative total yardage. They lose their bowl bid, fire the coach (although I love watching Hawkins fail), they lose some recruits, there is rioting in Boulder (imgaine that), and with any luck, CU gets relegated to the PAC-10 and Iowa gets an invite to join the Big 12. Nice dream.

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