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Alex Golesh. Either blows teams out or gets blown out.

Crazy Russian willing to teabag every other coach in the Big Ten.

We may not win a lot, but it would be a hell of a fun ride. Pearls would be clutched.


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UCLA 9 penalties for 62 yards
Nebraska 2 penalties for 15 yards

And if we are honest, a couple of those PF’s were terrible calls against the Bruins. So, how do they respond? Play through the officiating that goes against you and still make enough plays to win the game. What a novel concept.

Take note Matt Rhule.

#7 Wisconsin def. Illinois (25-16, 26-24, 25-17)
#15 Minnesota def. Michigan (25-23, 25-19, 25-21)
Ohio State def. Michigan State (23-25, 26-24, 25-22, 25-18)
#2 Nebraska def. Northwestern (25-18, 25-15, 25-15)
#21 USC def. Washington (25-11, 25-18, 21-25, 25-15)

Standings
1. Nebraska (22-1, 12-0)
1. Penn State (22-1, 12-0)
3. Wisconsin (16-5, 10-2)
4. Minnesota (16-6, 9-3)
4. Oregon (17-4, 9-3)
4. Purdue (18-5, 9-3)
7. USC (16-6, 8-4)
8. Illinois (15-7, 7-5)
8. Washington (17-5, 7-5)
10. Michigan (16-7, 6-6)
11. Indiana (12-10, 5-7)
12. UCLA (10-11, 4-8)
13. Iowa (9-15, 3-9)
13. Ohio State (10-12, 3-9)
15. Northwestern (4-16, 2-10)
16. Maryland (10-13, 1-11)
16. Michigan State (8-15, 1-11)
18. Rutgers (5-18, 0-12)

Matches for Thursday, November 7
UCLA at Rutgers
Washington at Minnesota
Michigan State at Maryland
Nebraska at Oregon (9:00 PM - BTN)

Matches for Friday, November 8
Ohio State at Michigan
Iowa at Wisconsin
Michigan State at Rutgers
Penn State at Northwestern
Purdue at Indiana
USC at Illinois

Monday - November 4

11:00 AM
#20 Mississippi vs. #3 USC (at Paris, France) (ESPN)

12:00 PM
Omaha at #23 Nebraska (BTN+)

1:30 PM
#17 Louisville vs. #5 UCLA (at Paris, France) (ESPN2)

4:00 PM
Bucknell at Penn State (BTN+)

6:00 PM
Brown at #25 Indiana (BTN+)
California Baptist at Oregon (BTN+)
Manhattan at Rutgers (BTN+)
#18 Maryland at Maryland-Baltimore County (ESPN+)

6:30 PM
Michigan vs. #1 South Carolina (at Las Vegas) (TNT)

7:00 PM
Central Connecticut State at Minnesota (BTN+)

8:00 PM
Seattle at Washington (BTN+)

Bainbridge Claims Second Team All-Big Ten Honors at Conference Championships
Huskers.com

The Nebraska men’s and women’s cross country teams ran at the Big Ten Championships on Friday morning. The women finished in 11th in the 6k with 283 points and the men placed 14th in the 8k with 410 points.

Ali Bainbridge led the women with a 19th-place finish (19:46.2), which earned her Second-Team All-Big Ten accolades. Brynna McQuillen was 38th with a time of 20.10.0, and Taya Skelton (66th, 20:33.7), Cami Merickel (88th, 20:50.1) and Berlyn Schutz (109th, 21:01.5) rounded out the Huskers’ scoring lineup.

On the men’s side, Trevor Acton placed 80th after crossing the line at 24:05.6 and Rico Leijennar was 85th with a time of 24:07.9. Liem Chot (24:36.9) and Dennis Chapman (24:38.2) finished 113th and 114th, respectively, and Grant Wasserman finished out the scoring with a time of 24:46.1 and 120th-place finish.

Oregon claimed the women’s team title with 33 points, and Silan Ayyildiz won the individual women’s title for the Ducks. Washington was second with 60 points and Wisconsin finished third with (133). Wisconsin won the men’s team title with 46 points, while Washington (58) was second and Oregon (58) was third. The Badgers’ Bob Liking won the men’s individual title.

The Huskers will compete at the NCAA Midwest Regional in Peoria, Ill., on Friday, Nov. 15. Races are scheduled to start at 11 a.m. (CT) at the Newman Golf Course.

Offer suggestions or demand changes?

GBR

9:58 Left in game
Trailing 27-13
Need 2 Scores

1st and Ten from Nebraska 48 yard line.
2nd play: Snaps w/ 8 seconds left (incomplete pass, clock stops)
3rd play: Snaps w/ 8 seconds left
4th play: Snaps with 12 seconds left (incomplete pass, clock stops)
5th play: Snaps with 6 seconds left
6th play: Snaps with 21 seconds left
7th play: Snaps with 17 seconds left
8th play: Snaps with 4 seconds left (incomplete pass, clock stops)
9th play: Snaps with 8 seconds left
10th play: Snaps with 8 seconds left (Raola gets hurt, clock stops)
11th play: Snaps with 21 seconds left
12th Play: Snaps with 8 seconds left
13th Play: Snaps with 2 seconds left (if you count time Raola 2nd injury clock run)
14th Play: Snaps with 21 seconds left

Summary:
Over 6 minutes to go 52 yards, when they needed 2 scores, materially reducing chance of winning
5 times they snapped the ball with less than 8 seconds on play clock with time running
Not once did they go no huddle to lengthen the game
Not once in 14 plays did they attempt to throw in endzone to shorten drive time and lengthen the game (basic concept)
It took them 3 1/2 minutes to go last 8 yards
Basic hurry-up conservatively saves 1:30-2:30 minutes, giving team alot more optons/time on last drive

A bad sign:
A coaching staff that does not understand basic clock management concepts
An offensive play caller that is unsure of what to call
A team that is unsure how to run the offense, has no sense of urgency

what players should we put in now to gain experience for next year?
Coleman seems like one..what about the 3rd string qb?

Inside the control room of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, 1986

Sofia Vergara Pre-Fame At Miami Beach, Early 1990s

Lady Diana falling asleep during an official royal engagement, 1981

Maria Whittaker, 1980s


Eminem with his mother, 1973

Arnold Schwarzenegger advertises a bodybuilding salon on the streets of Munich. 1967

A man inspects from Japanese shelling in Bondi, Sydney, 1942

Orville Wright, age 73, in the co-pilot seat of a Lockheed Constellation on what would be his last flight in an airplane. (1944) He briefly took the controls and flew the plane

Teri Garr 1974

Last photo of 33 year old Tom Fox taken just minutes before he succumbed to AIDS, 1989

Margaret Hamilton, NASA's lead software engineer for the Apollo Program, stands next to the code she wrote by hand that took Humanity to the moon in 1969⠀

Sigourney Weaver, 1984

Alicia Witt at the 1998 premiere of Urban Legend


New York City Street Cleaner (early 1900s)

Alexis Love, 1980s

Lee Rogers & John Todd, sit outside of a Japanese concentration camp after its liberation. (1945)

Blondie, 1978

Women holding a couple of 100 pounds milo globe dumbells, mid 1940s

Honestly…

The gift that keeps on giving. Will keep taking it until it beats me. Have taken it for 8 years in a row and haven’t lost once. Helping put my kids through college….

Unders 7.5….easy bet once again

It’s like owning NVDA the past 5 years…never a doubt

My buddy texted me something.

What's worse: That Dylan Raiola won't be here next year, or the fact that it doesn't matter since we can't do anything with him anyway?

We'll likely lose a few more of our young stars, too, but again what's it matter?

Very deflating.

Only so much you can do with the 3rd best QB in the division

Running game looks pretty good though

Time for the Conversations with Clouse live chat from 7-8pm.

Fire away with those questions!

I keep getting them, I open them thinking Satterfield is gone. Am I the only one thinking this?

I realize that it’s more than 1 coach that’s caused this, but as Hyman Roth said in the Godfather….

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Iowa finally made a change and is now putting up multiple 40 point games. Meanwhile after years of mocking them, I am afraid we are them now.

bring in HH for the entire 4 downs not just 4th down or one play. My nephew and I were talking about this yesterday. Gives us a better chance with more options and defenses can't just pin their ears back or key on one back. We are so predictable with DR back there. Thoughts?

5-1
bye week
0-3
bye week
???

Can someone tell me why when the ‘others’ are sending more rushers than we have blockers why we don’t step into a 3-step drop and throw a slant? (Honest question)

I think his success warrants some serious examination. This isn't one player playing well. It's the whole fricking team destroying everyone they play against. Their OL, DL, RBs, backup QB, special teams. Some coaches just have something that others don't and can turn a program into a juggernaut. I think they legitimately could beat OSU and win the conference and go undefeated. It's ludicrous to even think possible at this time last year.
Another thing...some guys like Cignetti just never lose at any level. They win at the lower levels then win in the mid-majors then win in the P5 conferences. Look at Urban Meyer's coaching history and it's similar.
IF we don't make it to a bowl this year, I say we go ahead and throw a pile of money at Cignetti. Do it before he goes somewhere else and creates a monster.

Is he hurt or injured?

The team has given up. Shitty tackling. Shitty coverage. Your 5-star QB looks like a walk-on scrub. The effort isn’t there. The playcalling isn’t there. The ability to turn the momentum isn’t there.

Fire Satt.
Fire White.
Fire the WR coach.
Fire Raiola.

Hire a capable OC.
Hire a capable DC.
Hire a special teams coordinator. (What’s Busch doing these days?)

This is nauseating. If no changes are made, Preacher must go.