Kyle Cunanan

So I just think, like, my overwhelming takeaway from the Indiana game was about the scene and the way Nebraska showed out in terms of, uh, embracing the national spotlight, and it was fun.

As for the game, I know a lot of people pick, uh, point right to that Kyle Cunanan second quarter field goal that was missed.

Nebraska loses by three.

That was a three-point opportunity.

Some plays have been made.

Remember the block punt? But Kyle Cunanan right now, four of eight on the year, and that operation just has not been smooth.

Obviously also missed an extra point.

The putting seems to have gotten a little bit better, especially over the last couple of games.

I mean, they all, remember, they all were hitting like, they have the distance.

They all could hit over 50 yards if they've shown that in their Husker career.

We're seeing less of that, obviously, this year from Kyle Cunanan.

But yeah, I mean, Alvano went off to South Dakota State.

But you got to actually, like, understand a little bit so you can teach these kids.

And so for me, I wonder if an unintended consequence was maybe Kyle Cunanan doesn't have the same confidence.

He's a 40-yarder.

Now, he's perfect 39 and under.

No, I definitely think that's part of it.

I mean, we've seen, unfortunately, that that can happen.

In fact, one of the best examples is Kyle Cunanan's coach, special teams coach, Brett Maher, of course, went through some ups and downs in the playoffs and in the NFL at the Cowboys there.

When you lose your confidence, your confidence gets shaken there.

Indiana did a very good job limiting Nebraska's returns at all times.

And Kyle Cunanan missed a key field goal in this game, where if he makes it, it's tied 2020.

Now, obviously, hindsight's 2020, but it's tied there.

Indiana, in terms of EPA per play, EPA per pass, was the better team.

It's a chip shot.

40 yards with the wind at your back, and Kyle Cunanan – missed it.

Let's say this about special teams to end the game.

One negative.

Mm

... do you, A, send Kyle Cunanan, who is 0 for 3 on 50 plus yards this year; B, send John Hull, who hasn't kicked this year, as a field goal; or C, do a Hail Mary?

I, I stick with Cunanan 'cause I, I think they have the edge in practice and they know.

Look, the kick that he missed on Saturday, the hold was bad.

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Upon further review of the replay of the Kyle Cunanan kick, the distance appeared to have been close, if not there, but it was 10 yards right.

That's why I'm saying, again, your vantage point is odd.

I was in that end zone at the northeast side.

He did miss the long field goal.

Kyle Cunanan, I wouldn't send him out there for the 50-plus yard field goals.

I don't know.

He did it last year, but...