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2025 RB commit Conor Booth

Dean Pope
scarletred said:
I wonder what kind of plan they have for Connor moving forward to next season.. Can’t really say he’s better than Emmit Johnson..

We desperately need a stud running back better than what have on the roster presently..
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Sure he's playing with really good teammates against lesser teams in a lower division. But that kid is fun to watch. He certainly looks the part. He looks like some of those unheralded Big 10 RBs that we have been seeing these last dozen years.
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Football NCAA Statistical Leaders (10/31)

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The top ten, the Huskers, the Bruins and the last-ranked team

TOTAL OFFENSE
1. Miami (FL) - 560.8 ypg
2. Mississippi - 538.1
3. North Texas - 527.6
4. Boise State - 504.6
5. Clemson - 490.4
6. Indiana - 487.6
7. Arkansas - 482.5
8. Tennessee - 473.6
9. Ohio State - 471.9
10. New Mexico - 468.1
93. Nebraska - 358.1
125. UCLA - 302.1
133. Kent State - 250.9

RUSH OFFENSE
1. Army - 359.1 ypg
2. Boise State - 274.9
3. Jacksonville State - 269.6
4. Central Florida - 267.9
5. Navy - 267.3
6. UNLV - 243.5
7. Tennessee - 241.6
8. Liberty - 228.6
9. Kansas State - 223.3
10. Texas A&M - 221.5
103. Nebraska - 126.4
133. UCLA - 64.6

PASS OFFENSE
1. North Texas - 371.6 ypg
2. Miami (FL) - 366.8
3. Syracuse - 358.9
4. Mississippi - 354.0
5. TCU - 333.0
6. LSU - 332.8
7. San Jose State - 324.5
8. Colorado - 323.9
9. Maryland - 314.5
10. Louisville - 302.8
60. UCLA - 237.6
63. Nebraska - 231.8
133. Army - 100.3

SCORING OFFENSE
1. Miami (FL) - 46.8 ppg
2. Indiana - 46.5
3. Boise State - 44.3
4. Clemson - 42.0
5. UNLV - 41.1
6. Pittsburgh - 40.9
7. North Texas - 40.8
8. Tulane - 40.5
9. Army - 40.4
9. Navy - 40.4
96. Nebraska - 24.0
127. UCLA - 17.4
133. Houston - 14.1

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
1. Oregon - 75.9%
2. Washington - 72.5
2. Penn State - 72.5
4. Colorado - 72.4
5. Ohio State - 72.3
6. Indiana - 71.9
7. Miami (FL) - 69.2
8. Texas State - 69.0
9. Louisiana-Lafayette - 68.9
10. Florida - 68.8
25. Nebraska - 65.9
29. UCLA - 65.5
133. Air Force - 41.6

TURNOVERS LOST
1. Army - 1
2. Boise State - 4
2. Clemson - 4
2. Louisiana-Lafayette - 4
2. South Alabama - 4
6. California - 5
6. Memphis - 5
6. San Diego State - 5
6. Tulane - 5
6. UNLV - 5
6. Vanderbilt - 5
53. Nebraska - 10
79. UCLA - 12
132. East Carolina - 21
132. Southern Mississippi - 21

TACKLES FOR LOSS ALLOWED (per game)
1. Army - 2.14
1. Navy - 2.14
3. Penn State - 2.86
4. LSU - 3.00
4. New Mexico - 3.00
6. Indiana - 3.13
7. Texas A&M - 3.25
8. Ohio State - 3.29
9. Louisiana-Lafayette - 3.38
10. Coastal Carolina - 3.43
10. Marshall - 3.43
72. UCLA - 5.57
98. Nebraska - 6.13
133. South Carolina - 9.14

SACKS ALLOWED (per game)
1. Army - 0.14
2. Navy - 0.43
3. Georgia Tech - 0.44
4. LSU - 0.50
4. New Mexico - 0.50
6. Coastal Carolina - 0.71
7. Boise State - 0.86
7. Clemson - 0.86
7. Marshall - 0.86
10. Indiana - 0.88
10. Oklahoma State - 0.88
10. Rice - 0.88
75. Nebraska - 2.13
109. UCLA - 2.86
133. Oklahoma - 4.88

THIRD DOWN CONVERSION PERCENTAGE
1. Miami (FL) - 59.8%
2. Army - 54.7
3. Indiana - 54.0
4. Nevada - 52.5
5. Kansas - 51.5
6. Syracuse - 50.4
7. Oregon - 50.0
7. Penn State - 50.0
9. LSU - 49.1
9. Vanderbilt - 49.1
51. Nebraska - 41.8
99. UCLA - 36.9
133. Kent State - 18.6

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TOTAL DEFENSE
1. Texas - 241.3 ypg
2. Ohio State - 254.4
3. Tennessee - 259.0
4. Penn State - 267.6
5. Indiana - 269.5
6. Washington - 272.0
7. Northern Illinois - 274.9
8. Army - 281.9
9. Minnesota - 282.9
9. Notre Dame - 282.9
16. Nebraska - 301.9
71. UCLA - 367.3
133. Kent State - 541.9

RUSH DEFENSE
1. Mississippi - 76.6 ypg
2. Tennessee - 79.0
3. Army - 79.6
4. Indiana - 86.1
5. Southern Methodist - 88.4
6. Ohio State - 91.3
7. Texas-San Antonio - 91.9
8. Penn State - 93.0
9. Pittsburgh - 93.9
10. Kansas State - 96.8
12. Nebraska - 98.0
13. UCLA - 98.6
133. Kent State - 264.5

PASS DEFENSE
1. Washington - 123.1 ypg
2. Iowa State - 133.7
3. Texas - 135.8
4. Alabama-Birmingham - 145.1
5. Notre Dame - 156.1
6. Massachusetts - 157.5
7. Minnesota - 162.5
8. Ohio State - 163.1
9. Rice - 164.1
10. Missouri - 164.8
10. Northern Illinois - 164.8
45. Nebraska - 203.9
118. UCLA - 268.7
133. Texas Tech - 308.3

SCORING DEFENSE
1. Mississippi - 11.0 ppg
2. Texas - 11.5
3. Tennessee - 11.6
4. Ohio State - 11.9
5. Notre Dame - 12.1
6. Army - 12.4
7. Indiana - 14.1
8. Penn State - 14.3
9. Iowa State - 14.4
10. Oregon - 15.6
18. Nebraska - 18.1
100. UCLA - 29.0
133. Kent State - 46.6

TURNOVERS GAINED
1. James Madison - 23
2. Duke - 19
2. San Jose State - 19
4. Alabama - 18
4. BYU - 18
4. California - 18
4. Notre Dame - 18
4. Sam Houston State - 18
9. Minnesota - 17
9. Southern Methodist - 17
9. Texas - 17
9. Tulane - 17
46. Nebraska - 12
126. UCLA - 5
132. Florida State - 3
132. New Mexico State - 3

TACKLES FOR LOSS (per game)
1. Mississippi - 10.1
2. Duke - 8.9
2. Boise State - 8.9
4. Texas-San Antonio - 8.8
5. Tennessee - 8.4
6. Oklahoma - 8.3
7. Pittsburgh - 8.1
7. South Carolina - 8.1
7. Central Michigan - 8.1
10. Rice - 7.9
30. Nebraska - 6.6
97. UCLA - 4.9
132. Georgia State - 3.3
132. Alabama-Birmingham - 3.3

SACKS (per game)
1. Boise State - 5.00
2. Mississippi - 4.25
3. San Diego State - 4.00
3. South Carolina - 4.00
5. LSU - 3.50
6. Miami (FL) - 3.25
6. Oklahoma - 3.25
6. Texas State - 3.25
6. Texas-San Antonio - 3.25
6. Virginia Tech - 3.25
17. Nebraska - 2.88
115. UCLA - 1.43
133. Oregon State - 0.63

THIRD DOWN CONVERSION PERCENTAGE DEFENSE
1. Tennessee - 23.7%
2. Connecticut - 25.4
2. Utah - 25.4
4. Northern Illinois - 25.7
5. Wyoming - 27.7
6. Missouri - 28.0
7. Mississippi - 28.2
8. Texas - 28.4
9. Miami (FL) - 29.0
10. Georgia Tech - 29.6
10. Duke - 29.6
41. Nebraska - 34.7
133. UCLA - 54.9

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NET PUNTING
1. Florida State - 46.58 ypk
2. USC - 46.14
3. Arkansas - 45.26
4. Georgia - 45.09
5. Florida - 44.65
6. Alabama - 44.59
7. Mississippi - 44.55
8. Michigan State - 44.23
9. Baylor - 44.07
10. South Carolina - 43.42
30. UCLA - 41.50
132. Nebraska - 33.94
133. New Mexico - 33.46

PUNT RETURNS
1. Troy - 22.43 ypr
2. Baylor - 22.42
3. South Alabama - 21.50
4. Florida - 19.63
5. Alabama-Birmingham - 19.50
6. Colorado State - 19.40
7. North Carolina - 18.67
8. Tennessee - 18.60
9. Wake Forest - 17.45
10. Vanderbilt - 17.31
24. UCLA - 13.67
98. Nebraska - 5.45
133. Florida State - (-0.78)

PUNT RETURN DEFENSE
1. Auburn - (-3.00) ypr
1. Georgia - (-3.00)
3. North Texas - 1.20
4. Alabama - 1.33
5. Bowling Green - 1.50
6. UNLV - 1.75
6. Texas-San Antonio - 1.75
8. Western Michigan - 2.13
9. Virginia - 2.20
10. Memphis - 2.60
33. UCLA - 4.80
104. Nebraska - 11.29
133. Marshall - 26.00

KICKOFF RETURNS
1. Oregon - 37.60 ypr
2. James Madison - 31.18
3. Colorado - 29.50
4. Rice - 27.80
5. Bowling Green - 27.06
6. Toledo - 26.87
7. Northern Illinois - 26.50
8. Mississippi State - 26.25
9. USC - 26.11
10. Jacksonville State - 26.00
87. UCLA - 18.89
117. Nebraska - 16.56
133. Fresno State - 11.22

KICKOFF RETURN DEFENSE
1. Arizona - 0.00 ypr
2. Tennessee - 5.00
3. Memphis - 11.33
4. Mississippi State - 12.33
5. Baylor - 12.58
6. Ohio State - 13.80
7. Virginia - 13.92
8. Oregon - 14.13
9. Georgia Southern - 14.42
10. Notre Dame - 15.00
49. UCLA - 18.33
76. Nebraska - 20.13
133. North Carolina State - 40.00

TURNOVER MARGIN
1. James Madison (+17)
2. California (+13)
3. Duke (+12)
3. Tulane (+12)
5. UNLV (+11)
5. Memphis (+11)
7. South Alabama (+10)
7. Notre Dame (+10)
7. Minnesota (+10)
10. Iowa State (+9)
10. Clemson (+9)
47. Nebraska (+2)
117. UCLA (-7)
133. Southern Mississippi (-15)

PENALTY YARDS PER GAME
1. Iowa State - 25.14 ypg
2. Wisconsin - 27.63
3. Rutgers - 27.88
4. Iowa - 28.75
5. Air Force - 34.29
6. West Virginia - 34.38
7. Kent State - 34.75
8. Army - 35.14
9. Boston College - 38.00
10. Minnesota - 38.38
102. Nebraska - 64.13
120. UCLA - 71.29
133. San Diego State - 90.57

AVERAGE TIME OF POSSESSION
1. Syracuse - 34:55
2. Army - 34:51
3. Oregon State - 34:31
4. Miami (FL) - 34:18
5. Memphis - 34:08
6. Utah - 33:29
7. Tulane - 33:23
8. Northern Illinois - 33:07
9. Louisiana-Lafayette - 32:43
10. Iowa State - 32:38
21. Nebraska - 31:54
84. UCLA - 29:22
133. Pittsburgh - 23:52
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Hartzog OUT for UCLA

Dean Pope
inWV said:
Charles got pressed into duty against a very good WR group last week and played a bunch against Indiana. And the other three are not wanting in terms of game experience. NU will be fine.
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We've been playing very few guys in the defensive backfield. I have a feeling there are a few backups who are ready to prove themselves but they haven't yet gotten the opportunity.
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SIAP....The 1000 pound Gorilla in the room...

Dean Pope
NikkiSixx said:
seriously.. most star players have been opting out of bowl games these last few years.. it's another chance to get injured and there is little to gain from it, unless you're a backup player trying to get noticed.
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But that doesn't mean that the opt out players don't still want to play. I would think that most standout football players always like to play another game. They're just acting on the advice that they are being given.
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SIAP....The 1000 pound Gorilla in the room...

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NikkiSixx said:
seriously.. most star players have been opting out of bowl games these last few years.. it's another chance to get injured and there is little to gain from it, unless you're a backup player trying to get noticed.

Also, I suppose the trip to Florida/Texas/California would be nice for a kid from Nebraska, but I doubt it means much to the players who are actually from Florida/Texas/California etc.

Now a playoff means something, and ofc the players want to play in that game, but a bowl game these days is kinda for losers.. (think about it from a championship mindset.. that's where all the losers end up.). And if you're a fan looking at this as your super bowl moment or just something meaningful, then I'm sorry, you really are living in another world.. which ironically is where most Nebraska fans are living these days.
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The bolded is the entire point. We have 120ish players, but only 22 starters. Next years first time starters are backups this year that could really benefit from the extra bowl practices.

And everybody likes a trip on someone else’s dime.
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