NEBRASKA VOICES
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ON NEBRASKA’S POOR START
‘With the turnovers, we thought if that continued it might be a ridiculous game. At least the team was able to rebound in the second half.’
Frank Solich, Nebraska coach
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ON MIAMI’S ABILITY TO SCORE
‘Miami lives and dies with big plays and they were killing us all night long.’
Jamie Burrow, linebacker
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ON MIAMI QUARTERBACK KEN DORSEY
‘We tried to move around but he knows how to pick up and he knows how to toss the ball. He’s a confident quarterback and he wouldn’t let anyone rattle him all year long.’
Dion Booker, safety
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ON NEBRASKA’S PERFORMANCE
‘We didn’t show up today. That’s what happened.’
Thunder Collins, running back
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ON HALFTIME DEFICIT
‘We were stunned. We were like, “What’s going on?’
Dahrran Diedrick, running back
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ON LARGE NEBRASKA CROWD
‘Before the game we were seeing a sea of red everywhere. We didn’t really give them an opportunity to get involved.’
Chris Kelsay, defensive end
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ON INTERCEPTION BY MIAMI’S JAMES LEWIS
‘That’s what they’ve been living on all year--deflections and scoring touchdowns on defense....I should have caught it and to see the guy running with it and see him score a touchdown, it was hard.’
Tracey Wistrom, tight end
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ON MIAMI
‘They talked the talk and walked the walk.’
Keyuo Craver, cornerback
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