... night's choke against Nebraska, I will refrain from posting a full-blown version of "Under Further Review" this week. Frankly, I would rather look ahead to Oklahoma State than recall all of the obvious ills that defined that historically bad fourth quarter.

The 27 fourth-quarter points MU allowed against Nebraska were the most since 1984, when the Tigers surrendered 28 to Wisconsin in a 35-34 loss. 

Here's an abbreviated version of my review of the Nebraska game:

The Good: 1) improved defensive line play, 2) active linebackers (particularly Andrew Gachkar), 3) run defense

The Bad: 1) the invisible offensive linemen, 2) Gabbert showing his youth, 3) fourth quarter play calls

Wit...

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