Fast then takes over the Huskers' losing streak

Let's just start and go to the manager's words.

Scott Frost was as annoyed as you were Saturday at halftime when Ben McLaughlin of the Husker Sports Network stopped him for his weekly field maintenance.

"I'm tired of seeing us do the unruly things that are causing us problems," said Frost, his team tied 20-7. We can not get 15-yard penalties, hitting guys out of bounds. We can not have penalties for special teams. We can not have calls and guys dance in the field afterwards. We are like an unruly team. I'm tired of playing the guys who keep doing this. Because we can not tell them more times than we have. We have a pretty good team to win this game. We have a pretty good team to win a lot. But we can not do that anymore and I'm tired of watching it. "

A lot to digest in there in one paragraph. He said at Big Ten Media Days that teams get better Nebraska now. The teams take charge of it. Purdue was the last, a 42-28 Huskers winner to drop the program to 0-4 with a road trip to Wisconsin.

Oh man.

Here are some quick catch of Nebraska-Purdue.

The mistakes have become a bad comedy that Bill Murray would like to know.

This is not written to be a sage-acre. It was a remake "Dumb and Dumber" in the first half, so everyone was honest. When he is third and long for the opponent, you do not even feel obliged to shoot 50-50 on Nebraska.

The Boilermakers were 4-in-8 on third place in the first half, but two of them recorded conversions in third and seventh. Another was a third and fourteenth conversion where David Blough ran for 16 yards. Nebraska had Purdue on its own. You can not let a team win.

Then, when the Huskers actually played a piece, they erased it. A choice by Marquel Dismuke in the midfield, he could have changed momentum in the first half at 17-7, but Lamar Jackson was summoned. The coaches have replaced Jackson with Eric Lee for the next series. These words that Frost said above seem to apply here.

Dismuke was then called for a late obvious blow that allowed the Boilermakers to make a first try instead of a third and ten. Jerald Foster was called earlier in the game for useless roughness when the Huskers drove the ball well and the match was tied at 7 years old. The training lost all its potential thereafter.

Even bad luck has come in. Aaron Williams seemed ready to pick a pass at one point. He slipped.

Nebraska had early momentum, taking a 7-0 lead. They had Purdue against a second and 19th of the next series. They then conceded 64 yards on two games to give the Boilermakers a touchdown. Missed assignments and missed tackles were present on both games. The Huskers have dived from there.

At half-time, Nebraska scored 61 yards on penalty, as against 20 on Purdue.

In some cases, the Huskers could make two good games as a result, but not a third, not when the chips are down. Nebraska has had so many opportunities to finish a leading series in the first half, and those opportunities have been left out, in some cases due to mental errors that come up too often.

The initial changes worked in attack. At least at the beginning.

The Huskers went with senior Devine Ozigbo to run. He had practiced the peloton in the trials this week, and he was also fighting in this game.

They have also started Boe Wilson right guard instead of Tanner Farmerwho was available but apparently had an upset stomach during the week. And the freshman Kade Warner was out at the receiver from the start.

Everything happened on this first disc. Nebraska led 75 yards on 10 games. There was rhythm and tenacity, and Ozigbo scored on an 18-yard touchdown.

And then the Nebraska offense danced round the rest of the half. The inconsistency took over.

J & # 39; Love DiCaprio Bootle. It's a bright spot Even though he's getting beaten, he's still fighting.

J & # 39; Love JD Spielman. Nebraska must find 50 more, just like him.

Four-and-Short continues to be a real headache for this team.

Draw 7, facing the fourth and one point of the Purdue 41, Nebraska presented a piece that developed slowly. Greg Bell got the balloon and got nothing. Ozigbo was perhaps a better option, but the block was mediocre. Jerald Foster was among those who gave up the penetration into the room.

Nebraska is now 1-for-5 on the fourth games, which have killed promising readers and changed the direction of the games.

Officials are not at fault for many calls to Nebraska, and I rarely write about referrals. But these guys had a tough day.

I've never been totally in the corner of the officials polled by at least one person from a media pool after the matches because I think it could become difficult. But I admit that I would have liked to hear the descriptions of the appeal launched to a hard-third for Freedom Akinmoladun on a third. Freedom was basically pushed into the QB as he threw it. There were some other mysterious hold calls on the wide receiver.

I emphasize that this is not an excuse for Nebraska, because the penalty penalty is quite serious, just by the mistakes Husker deserved. But to be fair to the players, there were some calls that I just did not understand. And the one on Akinmoladun was crucial, at a time when the Huskers thought they got a save with a chance to recover the ball and reduce it to a score.

With his throws, Martinez looked like a real freshman and would then have a play that would tease you with his potential.

I thought that he had not seen the pitch also in the first period. Once, he forced a deep field to Stanley Morgan when he had two or three options open wide, including Mike Williams, whose man had fallen.

He was not in the crosshairs, but he thought that he should work all season. The hope is that he would not have to understand it by always playing from behind as he did.

That said, Martinez also dropped Speilman by 21 yards, which could not have been better, and he is a gifted runner, even after the injury.

But he will find pieces on the film that will make him shake his head, including his double-clutch for a fourth-quarter pick with Nebraska frantically trying to rally.

Martinez had the goods for a few orders in the second half, but lost a little pace while the Huskers tried to make a last effort.

The quarterback, however, is good enough for NU to win games. Other parties must participate.

It is strange that the best current in Nebraska right now is the one who has been in the program since the beginning.

Devine Ozigbo had a career day. Heck, he had 99 yards in nine races at halftime. He ran with the goal and is a good example of a guy who has stood through the changes and kept coming.

The part that does not count, it's the way he ran as he did and how the Huskers racked up 217 yards at the attack but just seven points at halftime .

Caleb Lightbourn sliding while he jumped is unfortunately the GIF that describes this season so far.

Hey, the punt was 29 meters.

But this visual summed up another tough day for Husker football.

Nebraska football did not win a match in 336 days. And you all know who's waiting next week.