If the game is played in the rain, it changes the complexion of the game. Tech still wins but doesn’t cover the spread. TTU 24 N 17.

Baron Batch OMVP

Brian Duncan DMVP

1. Synopsis: It sprinkles a bit. Tech throws the ball more in the wet than in the dry and still runs away with the game. Game is pretty much in the bag in the first half and TTU doesn’t let up.
2. Offensive MVP: Michael Crabtree
3. Defensive MVP: McKinner Dixon
4. Final Score: TTU – 70, Neb – 10 (Had to do it)

(i think you should get rid of the “Synopsis in 20 words or less”. Just shorten it to Synopsis)

Synopsis: Tech makes Missouri’s performance look mundane with the first 200 yrd rush game in the Leach era. 3 receivers have more than 100 yds, Harrell throws for 3 TD and rushes for 2.

Offensive MVP (other than Harrell): Batch

Defensive MVP: Whitlock

Final Score: 56 – 13

Tech will roll, but Captain Mike will need to beat the 52 Mizzou posted last week for his own ego.

Offense MVP: #2 Woods-I’ve been waiting for him to hit his groove for 5 years.
Defensive MVP: #43 McKinner Dixon

59-24. 8 TD’s and we MAKE all extra points and one place kick.

tech wins huge…bigger numbers than last week for harrel and co…
offensive:Harrell again 6tds in the game …3 to crab
defensive:Duncan…hes just looking too good at mlb this year
special teams….elf…returns a punt for td

66-21 potts gets 1-2 tds this game

I agree we roll and Plano Jeff is right it’s only a real success to Leach if we beat Mizzou’s 52 So…….59-14 Red Raiders!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Offensive MVP CRABTREE
Defensive MVP McKinner Dixon

will result in a few dropsies for both sides, a couple of fubles even. Turnovers by both sides keep score from reaching high numbers.
OMVP=Harrell
DMVP=Duncan & Dixon
Score Us=44; them=17

Nebraska gets a stellar performance from Ganz and Lucky. Defense begins to gel and makes some stops.

Off MVP: Lucky
Def MVP: Suh

NU -48
TTU-34

Tech O gets rolling early, forcing Huskers to pass, leading to SMU type defensive peformance. At least 3 INTs. Ganz gives us a few fits but Lucky has no impact. GH connects with everyone on field and racks up 250 yards by half.

Offensive MVP – Detron Lewis…although Crab gets at least 2 tds
Defensive MVP – Darcel McBath

Tech 62
Nebraska 17

Clouds, no rain (chance of rain is only 30%). Tech starts slowly, for some reason, but comes on in the second half to roll. Nebraska does some nice things offensively, but a few critical mistakes will lead to quick TDs for Tech. Game is probably closer than the score, though Tech is never seriously threatened.

TTU 49
Neb 20

Side note…I used to be a huge Nebraska and OU fan from the old Big Eight days, so I have a hard time working up any hatred for either of these guys. Anyone else feel like that? I still actually like OU, if you can believe that.

snip from
http://www.huskers.com/
he doesn’t sound like a happy coach or someon who thinks they have a chance…

I think they’re understanding the game plan," Pelini said. "They came back with a good focus and now we’ve got to take it to the game."

Pelini said he isn’t worried about the how the Huskers will respond on the field Saturday.

"I have confidence that they know what’s expected of them," Pelini said. "Whether it’s on the road or at home, it comes down to playing between the lines and executing and doing what you have to do."