[Postgame Thread] Indiana Defeats Nebraska 20-17

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Box Score provided by ESPN

Team	1	2	3	4	T
Indiana	3	0	3	14	20
Nebraska	10	0	0	7	17

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I remember when Someone said they were like 3 good teams in the big 10 and then everybody else was terrible but I can't remember who said that

Teams like northwestern, Wisconsin, and Nebraska are proving that person wrong

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I think that was Alabama Jones? I can't think that dude knows ball.

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I'm pretty sure that's right

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UCLA as well.

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Them too

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I think teams like Nebraska and Minnesota are actually proving them right. Just that nobody realized Oregon/Indiana weren't the 3 good teams.

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Dude what?

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The conference is not good. Nebraska is still Nebraska, but Indiana is no longer a death star. Oregon getting beat by Oklahoma state and now struggling with Ucla isn't an indicator of Ucla being good. It's an indicator of Oregon being mid.

Seriously what's more likely? Nebraska is good? Or Oregon/Indiana are having down years compared to recent history. They're coached by Matt Rhule. We do this same song and dance. They're ass. They're always going to be ass. And post Osborne they have always been ass.

Edit: I'll expect apologies when Nebraska loses to Kansas state in the Pinstripe bowl to finish 7-6 this year. They're not plucky underdogs, they're the same old dog turd wrapped in a blackshirt.

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Also totally forgot Raiola is Oregon's quarterback. No wonder they're having a down year.

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After today he will have played 1.5 games for Oregon.

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6-19 with two picks.