Nebraska vs. Oklahoma

[knapplc]

So who wins College Football's Fourth Greatest Rivalry (or whatever )?

[VaderFin]

Man, I already said I wouldn't bet money on this game I really think it's too close to call. I could see either team winning. If I have to vote I'll take Oklahoma to win.

[moonhead]

[A Fleshner Fantasy]

Sorry to say this for your sake, but Oklahoma will take this- they are playing really well lately.

[killiansjmd]

I also like Oklahoma but this should be a good close game.

[deerayfan072]

I think OK injuries finally catch up, and Zach Taylor plays a great game in close one 21-17 Huskers

[eman]

24-17 Huskers

[NittanyLions]

I'll take Oklahoma, hoping for Nebraska to jump out of the top 25 and move PSU in

[HskrPwr13]

The first thing I'll say is congrats to moon and the Sooners. Show out well for the conference in the Fiesta.

Taylor DESTROYED the Huskers today. Certainly Purify's fumble wasnt his fault, but just about everthing else that went wrong for the Husker offense could be attributed to Taylor. He's a GOOD QB, but not a great QB when the bright lights are on him. Its a shame after a nice that he had to go down like this.

On the D side, I was impressed with the Husker D moreso that I'd been all season outside of Courtney Grixby. No way in hell this guy deserves to start next year (i think he's only a junior). I thought the front 7 played their best game of the year considering the competition.

Finally, I wasnt impressed with OU, but I wasnt unimpressed with them. They did nothing spectacular, but played solid football. If NU got the same effort out of Taylor that they got most of the year, and everything else was equal, NU would've won this game by 2 scores. Oh well.

[Omaha Red Sox]

Thompson was impressive. Taylor was not. This may have been Taylor's worst game, or at least it's the worst performance by him that I can remember. Either the Sooner coverage was amazing all game, or Taylor just made bad decisions, which he hasn't done all season. Tough game to watch.