Are there ever tickets for Ohio State from Nebraska ticket office or sources?

I did not make it back for the Colorado game, like I planned, but I will be in Columbus and would like to sit with friendlies!

#GBR

This post is long as it’s as much for me to recall the days events as to let everyone know how it went. Here is a recap of our day.

We’re staying with one of my cousins and we had breakfast together. We then met another cousin and my brother at 11:00 AM at the Walmart in Hastings. We got into my cousin’s car and drove to Lincoln. Once we got off on “O” St. we stopped at the Big Red Restaurant and Sports Bar for lunch and a beer.

We then proceeded to park near the Haymarket and walk over to a Tailgate where my cousin knew the people. We only hung there for a short time as we had already eaten and didn’t want to drink more at that time.

We then proceeded to walk over a large bridge to Pinnacle Bank Arena and the Haymarket. We proceeded to Longwell’s and watched some of the volleyball game. Once we had watched the end of the 2nd set we walked over to the stadium.

We walked around the stadium over to the new Osborne Legacy Complex and waited (approx. 30 minutes) for the band and players to arrive. After the players walked by we walked around the stadium again to the front area near our gate. We waited again until they opened the gates and proceed inside. We rented the seat backs and found our seats. (Section 22, row 17, seats 1 - 4)

We now went and purchased some Runzas and some drinks. We ate and then waited until the game started. (approx. 60 minutes)

The game was a great experience and the sound was near deafening when we were on defense. It’s a good thing we don’t make as much noise while on offense as I would not have a voice today.

All in all it was a great experience and I’ll never forget.

Thanks for reading.

Link: CollegeFootballNews.com

Duke's Mayo Bowl
Nebraska vs. North Carolina State

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Link: Action Network

Citrus Bowl
Nebraska vs. Missouri

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Link: ESPN.com

Music City Bowl
Nebraska vs. LSU

ReliaQuest Bowl
Nebraska vs. Oklahoma

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Link: CBS Sports

Music City Bowl
Nebraska vs. LSU

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Link: Athlon Sports

ReliaQuest Bowl
Nebraska vs. Texas A&M

That is all. 😀

Michigan State def. Eastern Michigan (25-21, 25-21, 25-20)

Standings
Michigan (8-0)
Penn State (8-0)
Purdue (8-0)
Washington (6-0)
Nebraska (8-1)
Illinois (7-1)
Oregon (6-1)
Indiana (6-2)
Maryland (6-2)
UCLA (5-2)
USC (4-2)
Michigan State (5-3)
Ohio State (5-3)
Iowa (5-4)
Minnesota (4-3)
Wisconsin (3-3)
Rutgers (4-5)
Northwestern (0-6)

Matches for Tuesday, September 17
Purdue Fort Wayne at Michigan State
Marquette at Wisconsin
Washington at Oregon State

Next Nebraska Match - Wednesday, September 18
Stanford at Nebraska (7:00 PM - BTN)

We all are quick to point out when we think they screw up but man props to this guy for running step for step with NFL receivers and DB's on this one. Even tossing in a little bit of showboating with the back steps at the end zone.

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Let’s get the list started here.

2025 Murray (Kent.) three-star athlete Jeremiah Jones was back at Nebraska for the Colorado game last weekend, which was important considering Missouri's pushing hard for a flip. Jones visited Missouri this past weekend for their win over Boston College and has plans to return later this season when the Tigers host Auburn.

Nebraska would like to hold on, but the Tigers are making it a real battle. Mizzou likes him at TE while Nebraska has him tagged as an athlete that can play either side of the ball. That might end up making a difference, as the latest we'd heard is the three-star likes the idea of getting developed at a few different positions and figure out what his best fit at the college level is.

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The Whorns are now #1 in the AP poll.. Illini is ranked #24th..

4 B1G teams in the top 11.

Meet the first five-stars

Initial 2027 top 100

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Offensive Player of the Week
QB - Kurtis Rourke, Indiana (SR)
- Threw for 307 yards on 25-of-33 passing with four touchdowns and zero interceptions in a 42-13 win at UCLA
- His 300 yards passing and 25 completions were the most by a Hoosier since 2022, and the four touchdown passes were the most by an Indiana signal caller since 2020
- Went 9-for-9 passing on third downs for 128 yards with six passes going for a first down and two for touchdowns
- Helped Indiana to its largest margin of victory over a Big Ten opponent since 2019 and its largest margin of victory in a Big Ten road game since 2001
- Last Indiana Offensive Player of the Week: Stevie Scott (Nov. 30, 2020)

Defensive Player of the Week
DB - Dante Trader Jr., Maryland (SR)
- Led the Terps with a career-high tying 11 tackles, an interception and a pass breakup in Maryland's 27-13 win at Virginia
- Helped Maryland's defense hold the Cavaliers to zero points and only 82 yards in the second half
- His interception was the fifth of his career
- Last Maryland Defensive Player of the Week: Tarheeb Still (Nov. 13, 2023)

Special Teams Player of the Week
K - Atticus Sappington, Oregon (JR)
- Helped Oregon at a 49-14 win over Oregon State by going 2-for-2 on field goals and 5-for-5 on extra points
- Kicked off eight times with five touchbacks
- Made field goals of 25 and 39 yards
- Last Oregon Special Teams Player of the Week: Tez Johnson (Sept. 9, 2024)

Freshman of the Week
DB - Kerry Brown, Minnesota (FR)
- Tallied the first two interceptions of his career in a 27-0 win against Nevada and also recorded 17 return yards, all on his second interception
- It was the first multi-interception game for a Gopher since 2023
- First Minnesota freshman since at least 1990 to have multiple interceptions in a game
- Both interceptions led directly to 10 Minnesota points
- Finished the game with four tackles and two interceptions as Minnesota limited Nevada to 172 total yards
- Last Minnesota Freshman of the Week: Zach Evans (Oct. 2, 2023)

Bret Bielema has to be licking his chops. UNI ran an offense similar to what he used to run and I wouldn't be surprised to see them come out doing a lot of the same things UNI did. If I was putting an early line I would have us at - 4.5. What's everyone's thoughts?

Via Nebraska Athletics press release:

Nebraska sophomore setter Bergen Reilly was named Big Ten Setter of the Week on Monday, the conference office announced.

Reilly earned her second award of the season and the sixth of her career.

The Sioux Falls, S.D., native led the Huskers to a 3-0 record and a pair of top-15 wins last week. Reilly averaged 12.18 assists per set, 3.45 digs per set, and led the Big Red to a .315 team hitting percentage. Reilly had a career-high 58 assists with 13 digs in a 3-2 win against No. 9 Creighton last Tuesday. She also had double-doubles of 41 assists and 15 digs against No. 14 Arizona State, and 35 assists and 10 digs against Wichita State.

For the season, Reilly is averaging 11.48 assists per set, which ranks third in the country. She also has seven double-doubles in nine matches. Last season, Reilly didn't record her seventh double-double until Oct. 27.

AVCA Division I Top 25 (9/16)
1. Pittsburgh (33) (6-0)
2. Stanford (24) (7-0)
3. Penn State (3) (8-0)
4. Louisville (7-1)
5. Nebraska (8-1)
6. Purdue (8-0)
7. Wisconsin (3-3)
8. Texas (3-3)
9. Creighton (7-2)
10. Kansas (7-0)
11. Kentucky (6-3)
12. Oregon (6-1)
13. Georgia Tech (7-1)
14. Arizona State (8-1)
15. Tennessee (5-2)
16. Florida (6-2)
17. Minnesota (4-3)
18. Florida State (7-1)
19. BYU (4-3)
20. Baylor (7-2)
21. USC (5-2)
22. Southern Methodist (6-3)
23. TCU (5-2)
24. Dayton (7-1)
25. Arkansas (8-1)

Others Receiving Votes
Marquette, Washington, Auburn, Miami (FL), UCLA, Arkansas State, Georgia, Houston, Hawaii, San Diego, Wright State

Rhule is expected to hold his weekly press conference today at 12:05 p.m. We'll provide some notable updates here.

Also, the depth chart for the Illinois game has been released (but not emailed yet). The main update: Micah Mazzccua is now listed behind Henry Lutovsky at right guard.

CLASS A
Bellevue West 62, Bellevue East 0
Columbus 59, Omaha South 13
Elkhorn South 38, Lincoln North Star 0
Fremont 49, Lincoln High 6
Lincoln East 28, Grand Island 20
Lincoln Northeast 77, Omaha Benson 0
Millard North 31, Papillion-LaVista South 8
Millard South 52, Kearney 3
North Platte 34, Norfolk 31
Omaha Buena Vista 24, Omaha Northwest 0
Omaha Creighton Prep 24, Lincoln Southeast 0
Omaha North 28, Omaha Central 18
Omaha Westside 34, Millard West 12
Omaha Westview 49, Omaha Burke 0
Papillion-LaVista 36, Lincoln Southwest 9
South Sioux City 50, Omaha Bryan 7

CLASS B
Bennington 42, Hastings 7
Blair 55, Gretna 22
Elkhorn 21, Gretna East 0
Elkhorn North 49, Ralston 7
Gering 47, Alliance (C1) 12
Grand Island Northwest 52, Lexington 14
Norris 54, Lincoln Northwest 7
Omaha Skutt 42, Plattsmouth 7
Platteview 28, Beatrice 14
Scottsbluff 48, Crete 0
Seward 35, Lincoln Pius X 0
Waverly 20, McCook 7
York 36, Lincoln Standing Bear 0

CLASS C1
Adams Central 10, Gothenburg 7
Ashland-Greenwood 33, Columbus Scotus 14
Auburn 22, Lincoln Christian 14
Boys Town 22, Fort Calhoun 14
Broken Bow 36, St. Paul (C2) 23
Central City 41, Minden 0
Chadron 51, Mitchell (C2) 6
Chase County 41, Gordon-Rushville (C2) 0
Columbus Lakeview 14, Omaha Roncalli 7
Cozad 47, Ogallala 6
Douglas County West 28, Pierce 19
Elkhorn Mt. Michael 27, Schuyler 7
Falls City 28, Conestoga (C2) 7
Gering (B) 47, Alliance 12
Louisville 21, Omaha Concordia 14
Milford 29, Wilber-Clatonia 6
O'Neill 20, Ord (C2) 14
Omaha Gross 44, Nebraska City 0
Sidney 42, Holdrege 0
Syracuse 26, Logan View/Scribner-Snyder 14
Wahoo 66, Aurora 24
Wayne 36, Omaha Brownell-Talbot 13
Wood River (C2) 47, Fairbury 15

CLASS C2
Amherst 15, Centura 0
Battle Creek 27, Boone Central 7
Broken Bow (C1) 36, St. Paul 23
Chadron (C1) 51, Mitchell 6
Chase County (C1) 41, Gordon-Rushville 0
Cross County 26, Superior 6
David City Aquinas 21, Ponca 0
Falls City (C1) 28, Conestoga 7
Fillmore Central 37, Palmyra 14
Grand Island Central Catholic 37, Hershey 8
Hartington Cedar Catholic 34, Fremont Bergan 6
Kearney Catholic 45, Hastings St. Cecilia 13
Lincoln Lutheran 39, Doniphan-Trumbull 20
Malcolm 28, Yutan 7
Norfolk Catholic 62, North Bend 13
O'Neill (C1) 20, Ord 14
Oakland-Craig 49, Tekamah-Herman 0
Raymond Central 41, Arlington 8
Valentine 22, Gibbon 6
Wahoo Neumann 40, West Point-Beemer 6
Wood River 47, Fairbury (C1) 15

CLASS D1
Arapahoe 52, Arcadia/Loup City 7
Atkinson West Holt 40, Ainsworth (D2) 38
Bloomfield 64, Wakefield 6
Boyd County 48, O'Neill St. Mary's (D2) 38
Bridgeport 64, Sandhills Valley 52
Crofton 44, Plainview 34
David City 48, Wisner-Pilger 42
Dundy County-Stratton 44, Sutherland 0
East Butler 56, Omaha Christian 14
Elkhorn Valley 58, Humphrey/Lindsay Academy 0
Guardian Angels Central Catholic 48, Mead 14
Hartington-Newcastle 82, Lutheran High Northeast 0
Hemingford 70, Bayard (D2) 8
Hyannis (D2) 52, Morrill 0
Johnson-Brock 60, Southern 6
Johnson County Central 48, Falls City Sacred Heart (D2) 14
McCool Junction 64, Freeman 46
Nebraska City Lourdes 40, Thayer Central 36
Niobrara/Verdigre 80, Walthill (D2) 20
North Platte St. Patrick's 68, Kimball 14
Pender 47, Clarkson/Leigh 8
Perkins County 40, South Loup 12
Pleasanton 20, Twin Loup (D2) 6
Ravenna 54, Hi-Line 6
Sandy Creek 71, Alma 14
Shelby/Rising City 24, Exeter-Milligan-Friend 20
Stanton 40, Central Valley (D2) 28
Summerland 52, Madison 0
Sutton 81, Southern Valley 6
Tri County 28, Centennial 22
Tri County Northeast 36, Laurel-Concord-Coleridge 16
Twin River 56, Heartland 30
Wausa/Osmond 30, Homer 13
Winside (D2) 54, Newman Grove/St. Edward 0

CLASS D2
Archangels Catholic 50, Wynot 14
Atkinson West Holt (D1) 40, Ainsworth 38
Bancroft-Rosalie 90, Neligh-Oakdale 64
Bertrand 66, Brady 18
Blue Hill 58, Giltner 34
Boyd County (D1) 38, O'Neill St. Mary's 28
Bruning-Davenport/Shickley 56, Kenesaw 18
Cambridge 34, Axtell 20
Creighton 66, Randolph 12
Deshler 56, Humboldt-Table Rock-Steinauer 18
Elgin/Elgin Pope John 56, Chambers/Wheeler Central 14
Fullerton 74, Cedar Bluffs 8
Hemingford (D1) 70, Bayard 8
Hitchcock County 66, Franklin 6
Howells-Dodge 64, Lyons-Decatur Northeast 26
Hyannis 52, Morrill (D1) 0
Johnson County Central (D1) 48, Falls City Sacred Heart 14
Lawrence-Nelson 30, Wilcox-Hildreth 6
Loomis 54, Anselmo-Merna 24
Maxwell (1-1) at Maywood/Hayes Center 21, Maxwell 20
Mullen 63, North Central 28
Niobrara/Verdigre (D1) 80, Walthill 20
Osceola 32, Elmwood-Murdock 30
Overton 38, Elm Creek 28
Palmer 26, Nebraska Christian 20
Pleasanton (D1) 20, Twin Loup 6
Riverside 42, High Plains 16
Sandhills/Thedford 56, Burwell 8
Stanton (D1) 40, Central Valley 28
Weeping Water 56, Nebraska Lutheran 6
Winside 54, Newman Grove/St. Edward (D1) 0

CLASS D6
Arthur County 40, Southwest 28
Cody-Kilgore 78, Santee 31
Garden County 49, Medicine Valley 12
Hampton 65, Harvard 0
Hay Springs 88, Potter-Dix 53
Heartland Lutheran 42, Dorchester 28
Leyton 60, Crawford 42
Meridian 62, Lewiston 12
Sumner-Eddyville-Miller 52, Shelton 24
Paxton 65, Minatare 0
Red Cloud 56, Diller-Odell 12
Stuart 39, Silver Lake 8
Wallace 41, South Platte 14

Banner County (0-2) at Wauneta-Palisade (1-1)

Bye Week
Ansley/Litchfield (0-2)
Creek Valley (1-1)
Parkview Christian (1-1)
Pawnee City (2-0)
Sioux County (2-0)
Sterling (2-0)

ALL-NATIONS FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
Winnebago 1, McLaughlin (South Dakota) 0 (forfeit)
Saturday - September 14
Omaha Nation (2-0) at Flandreau Indian (South Dakota) (1-1)

hell of a play.

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I want to see a run-heavy game plan and dominate total yards and TOP. They are going to need a solid run game in the B1G to protect DR. He's good, but still needs to have the game slow down some. The receivers need to run better routes to help him out.

Can someone explain to me why the pass to Lloyd was an interception, I was always under the impression that a simultaneous catch goes to the offense? The defensive player didn’t have possession until he wrestled it away on the ground, one the receiver hits the ground isn’t the play dead?

Meant to post this Sunday morning, as we’re all on to Illinois, but his post-game press conference was slightly weird. Was convinced that if they didn’t have the penalties they did they could have won the game. They ran the ball well but our depth and over all talent was far superior than UNI’s obviously. Didn’t sound disrespectful or anything as much as he sounded delusional. Was asked about Raiola and basically said he wasn’t bad but “our running back that was catching the ball out of the backfield hurt them the most.” Talked about 3-4 plays that could have gone differently including DR avoiding the sack and hitting Neyor for the deep ball.

Probably a sign of a winning program, but wasn’t an ounce of humility in that press conference. Watching the presser you would assume it was a 7 point game. Oh well.