Nebraska drops some bulletinboard material for MU

[KChiefs1]

Originally Posted by notorious

To stop Missouri, see video of OU.

You need to able to pressure Daniel with your 4 down lineman & have fast LB's who can cover Coffman & DWash underneath while having CB's who are able to keep up with Maclin, Perry & Saunders.

Side Note: Danario Alexander didn't play in last years Big 12 Championship Game & Tony Temple didn't play in the game in Norman...not that it would have mattered.

I still haven't figured out how OU lost to WVU in the Fiesta Bowl last year...didn't look like the same team vs Mizzou.

[triple]

Originally Posted by KChiefs1

You need to able to pressure Daniel with your 4 down lineman & have fast LB's who can cover Coffman & DWash underneath while having CB's who are able to keep you with Maclin & Perry. You also need to be "up" for the game...OU had all of that going for them in both games last year.

I still haven't figured out how OU lost to WVU in the Fiesta Bowl last year.

OU had so much power on the defensive line that they got pressure on every down almost just from their down linemen like you say. I doubt Nebraska has the talent to just plow over them, as well as to cover all the threats at once.

Daniel is such an efficient passer that he will find people unless you are capable of taking everything away at once.

[notorious]

Originally Posted by KChiefs1

I still haven't figured out how OU lost to WVU in the Fiesta Bowl last year...didn't look like the same team vs Mizzou.

WVU runs an offense that is very similar to the offense KSU ran for years under Snyder. That offense gave OU fits even when KSU was definately outmatched. Spread the offense out, let the ball runner pick his hole, and take advantage of overpursuing OU LB's. Both WVU and KSU avoided the OU strength, the D-Line, unless they ran an underneath screen or delayed draw.

Mizzou will have problems with OU until they can take advantage of that soft underneath of OU. Until then Ou will T-Off on Mizzou with an aggresive pass rush and have the secondary jumping the throwing lanes.

My insights are just BS coming from a non-coach, college football loving fan, so take it for what it's worth.