Cosgrove or Satterfield?

tOSU coming off a bye and wanting to make a statement taking the field for the first time after the Oregon loss. Not a good spot for the Huskers and I will be pretty surprised if we cover that number. Not sure how we don't struggle mightily again on offense against the best defense we'll face this year.

I'd advise we all emotionally prepare for another 56-7 type of game, take it for what it is, and focus on getting bowl eligible in the last four. 7-5 is achievable, where most of us thought we'd be, and would be a successful year for this team/program to build off.

2:30 p.m. CT on Big Ten Network for Nebraska-UCLA on Saturday, November 2

Kickoff times and TV info for the rest of the Nov. 1-2 Big Ten slate:

Hearing all whites today

I was in and out of grain cart and truck today so I missed parts of the game. Who got the personal foul and what did they do?

If you are going to preach patience in our rebuild process, don’t get embarrassed on national TV by a team with a 1st year HC who

1. Went 3-9 last year
2. Lesser recruiting rankings
3. Lower commitment to football and NIL.

Sure, they have 14 starters who transferred in, but 9 of them came from James Madison.

Indiana is whooping our ass because they have much better coaching and their players want it more

October 21
1797 - The U.S. Navy frigate U.S. Constitution, known as "Old Ironsides," was launched in Boston Harbor.

1805 - A British fleet commanded by Adm. Horatio Nelson defeated a French-Spanish fleet in the Battle of Trafalgar; Nelson, however, was killed.

1837 - Seminole Indian chief Osceola was captured as he carried a white flag of truce during the Second Seminole War.

1879 - Thomas Edison invented a working incandescent electric lamp.

1940 - Ernest Hemingway’s novel “For Whom the Bell Tolls” was first published.

1944 - U.S. troops captured the German city of Aachen -- the first German city to fall to Allied forces during World War II.

1959 - The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright, opened to the public in New York City.

1966 - A coal waste landslide engulfed a school and some 20 houses in Aberfan, Wales, killing 144 people -- 116 of them children.

2013 - A seventh grader at Sparks Middle School in Sparks, Nevada shot and killed a teacher an wounded two classmates before taking his own life.

2021 - Actor Alec Baldwin was pointing a gun on a movie set in New Mexico when it went off and killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and wounded director Joel Souza. (Charges of involuntary manslaughter against Baldwin were dropped in July 2024.)

Birthdays
23 - Ashley Liao (actress)
29 - Doja Cat (singer)
31 - Kane Brown (singer)
35 - Cody Johns (actor)
36 - Glenn Powell (actor)
41 - Zack Greinke (baseball player)
41 - Amber Rose (model)
44 - Kim Kardashian (reality star)
46 - Will Estes (actor)
65 - Ken Watanabe (actor)
82 - Judy Sheindlin (TV judge)
84 - Manfred Mann (singer)

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Today in Sports History - October 21

1956 - Billy Howton (Green Bay Packers) caught seven passes for 257 yards and two touchdowns against the Los Angeles Rams. The final score was 42-17.

1964 - The ownership group of the Milwaukee Braves ask the National League for permission to move to Atlanta.

1966 - Congress approved the merger of the American Football League and National Football League.

1973 - The Oakland Athletics defeat the New York Mets in seven games to win the World Series.

1973 - Fred Dryer (Los Angeles Rams) became the first NFL player to record two safeties in a single game. The Rams defeated the Green Bay Packers 24-7.

1976 - The Cincinnati Reds sweep the New York Yankees to win the World Series.

1976 - The New York Knicks retire Willis Reed's #19.

1976 - The Philadelphia 76ers purchased the rights for Julius Erving from the New Jersey Nets.

1980 - The Philadelphia Phillies defeat the Kansas City Royals in six games to win their first World Series title in the franchise's 98-year history.

1984 - Steve Cox (Cleveland Browns) kicked a 60-yard field goal against the Cincinnati Bengals. It was the second longest field goal in NFL history. The Browns lost to the Cincinnati Bengals 12-9.

1998 - The New York Yankees set a major league baseball record of 125 victories for the regular and postseason combined; the Yankees sweep the San Diego Padres to win the World Series.

2000 - The New York Yankees defeated the New York Mets 4-3 in 12 innings. It was the longest World Series game at 4 hours and 51 minutes.

2004 - The CAS (Court of Arbitration for Sport) ruled that Paul Hamm could keep his Olympic gold medal. They decided that Hamm was the rightful champion in the men's all-around gymnastics competition at the Athens Games. South Korea had challenged the medal.

2007 - Tennessee Titans kicker Rob Bironas sets an NFL record for most points scored in a game (no touchdowns) with 26 in a 38-36 win over the Houston Texans.

2014 - Paralympic runner Oscar Pistorius was convicted of culpable homicide for shooting and killing his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. The conviction was later upgraded to murder; Pistorius was released on parole in January 2024.

HCMR is not who we thought he was.
We will have to try again unfortunately.
I really wanted him to be the one but Indiana has a first year coach and he's in year 2 with better players.
WTF

It is mind boggling that for 23 years no matter how many how many times we reshuffle and replace staff and players we end up with the same epic meltdowns.

We have been shoveling money into our dumpster fire program at a rapid rate for decades only to have Groundhog Day-like results.

The curse seems real.

That game took a lot out of us, and we haven’t been the same. Injuries have piled up for us, but at least the backups are acclimating to this level of play, though mistakes are being made. All we can do is press on. USC next.

I support this message. Take in the games, especially if you’re young. No regrets

Blessings to all

2023 1st 5 BIG games (Haarberg) 18.4 ppg. 3-2 record

2024 1st 4 BIG games (Raiola) 18.25 ppg. 2-2 record

Actually, three out of the four pick the huskers to cover.








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We’ll have the best week of practice all year. Rhule and Co stay on script

I am confident we aren’t as bad as we showed yesterday. It’s crazy disappointing and there is no excuse to get smacked in every phase yesterday.

Ohio state will likely be another beat down but every game after that is absolutely winnable.

Will be extremely disappointed if we lay down the last 4 games.

It's clear that teams have figured out how to defend Raiola and this offense. It started when Colorado made some adjustments and shut us out in the 2nd half. Struggled in the 2nd half vs. Northern Iowa. One TD in 2nd half vs. Illinois and an offensive debacle in OT. Scoreless first half vs. Purdue. Top all of that off with only three TDs total in the last two games.

My question is there anyone out there who actually breaks down tape and can tell us what the hell is going on? What are teams specifically doing against us that is dealing us fits? Obviously we've got some weaknesses on offense that teams are exploiting.

I heard numerous people on call in shows criticizing the play calling or the offensive line. It's a bigger problem than that.

Since a school can hire as many assistants as they want why doesn’t Rhule hire Bill Busch as special teams coordinator and move foley to a executive position but keep him as a coach

are all ranked, but Nebraska is not. Let that sink in.

Andy
Tomlin
O'connell (sp)?
Campbell
LeFleur
Ryans
Shannahan
Quinn (I could be wrong on him, he might be higher)
Harbaugh (either one)

Biggest surprise(s)? In a good way
Steelers and Vikes, I'd also say Jayden

In a bad way....Rogers. Gawd he, and the Jets are woofy

I call bullshit. CS is a f@@king prick!!