You read correctly. In which defeats are you most confident for this coming season?
Sometimes we’re usually guessing what games we’re comfortable with Nebraska winning. Which, if we’re being honest, changes as we get closer to the start of the season.
Below is the program for 2023.
- @Minnesota
- @Colorado
- Northern Illinois
- Louisiana Technology
- Michigan
- @Illinois
- North West
- Purdue
- @ State of Michigan
- Maryland
- Wisconsin
- Iowa
If I were to put money on games, I’m pretty sure Nebraska would lose, so it’s pretty easy. In Minnesota, Illinois and Michigan.
I’m not saying I expect Nebraska to beat Colorado, Northwest, Purdue, MSU, Maryland, Wisconsin and Iowa. I’m just saying that I really expect Minnesota, Illinois and Michigan to beat us pretty easily.
I know Minnesota and Illinois lost some really good players from last year’s team, but they have a culture and a program built on physicality on the offensive and defensive lines. This is especially true for any team coached by Bret Bielema.
With Minnesota, I think it could be a miracle if Matt Rhule can find a way to beat Minnesota in the opener.
As for Michigan, I just think they’re going to have too much talent on this roster for Nebraska to compete.
So these are the three losses in which I am most confident. What do you think ?
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