Anthony Colandrea

If all these offensive linemen and wide receivers are going to keep being held to the standard, right? And, you know, they're going to keep, you know, taking offensive lines and taking some blame.

Why isn't Bo Perbile going to take some blame, too? It feels so similar to a couple years ago when Colander was the quarterback.

And I know that was a whole different team, but that was the same situation.

We needed a quarterback change.

You've got a fifth-year guy, a senior, a fifth-year guy, a senior, a senior, a fifth-year guy at tight end, a senior at wide receiver, a junior at wide receiver, Quasi Gilmore, who was a Washington recruit.

You've got a junior at wide receiver, senior at quarterback.

And, hey, you've got a young guy maybe at running back, sophomore.

What's Matt Rule's deal? Doesn't he like young guys?

So that is going to be a storyline how he deals with sort of a one-handed lineman the rest of the season, and this is his first crack at it.

So they have some things they're working around, but the bye week was probably good for that unit to get healthy because they were kind of banged up before it.

It all starts with your quarterback, Anthony Calandria.

Watched some of him in the Oregon game.

There's such a jump, and you know that, to go from playing the high school level to go up to the Division I level, particularly in the Big Ten.

But I think that Trey could learn a ton from a guy like Colandrea, and I think that that's a really talented room with Lateef and Kalen already there as well, to where you start wondering about...

Maybe one of the other guys, maybe it's not necessarily Trey, but maybe it's one of the other guys that starts to feel like, well, hey, if Trey comes in here and maybe he's a third string long-term substitute if something happens with Calandria next season, maybe I have to wonder about it then.

But I think Trey...

And I think that kind of thinking has, has permeated, um, the sport.

Now, it's not that way at Nebraska because they're not replacing Anthony Colandrea.

No- nobody has any intention of doing that.

Um, but there's a sense of like, well, the season's over because they lost those two games.

...

Anthony Colandrea and the running game, with a good running game would be able to fix that in the fourth quarter with defenses they go up against, but...

Well, no, no Jamal, no Jamal Rule really hurt.

Like, Nelson's, Nelson, Nelson's good, but you know, he, he's not Jamal Rule.

Uh, but your pick to click, Gary Sharpe, your score, and your Monday headline.

So my pick to click, uh, will be Anthony Colandrea.

Mm.

Uh, Nebraska can't throw the ball 43 times, but recess will be on display, and there's some times where Superman goes into the phone booth and comes out, and has his cape on, and makes a play.