Lincoln, Nebraska A passionate Nebraska Huskers fan has sparked conversation across message boards and social media after sharing a candid reflection on the team’s recent progress. The post, which revisits highlights from the 2023 season, suggests that fans may be underestimating how much the program has improved—especially at the quarterback position.
“I think we’re spoiled,” the fan wrote. “I went back and watched some of the 2023 highlights… What I noticed after a few of them was just how bad our QB play was.”
The fan specifically pointed to the Maryland and Purdue games, noting multiple turnovers, penalties, and inconsistent execution. Quarterback Dylan Raiola’s performance against Purdue was described as one of his worst, yet the team still managed to score 38 points—a benchmark that would have thrilled the fanbase in previous years.
“Even his worst is much improved over the last few years,” the post concluded, followed by the rallying cry: “GBR!”
The message has resonated with many who now wonder: Are expectations too high? Has steady progress been overshadowed by impatience?
As the Huskers continue their 2025 campaign, this reflection serves as a reminder that growth isn’t always dramatic—but it’s happening. And sometimes, looking back is the best way to appreciate how far a team has come.