Anyone else see a resemblance to Jackie Coogan?

Minnesota def. Wisconsin (19-25, 25-15, 25-27, 25-15, 18-16)
Penn State def. Purdue (25-14, 25-21, 25-20)

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

Matches for Thursday, September 26
Iowa at Rutgers
Northwestern at Maryland

Matches for Friday, September 27
Michigan State at Michigan
UCLA at Nebraska (7:00 PM - BTN)
Ohio State at USC
Indiana at Washington
Illinois at Oregon

This Tropical depression that looks like will be forming into a hurricane headed for the Florida panhandle Thursday sometime is modeled to push up into the Ohio river valley region by Saturday morning. Could be wet around gametime at Purdue from it. Keep us informed @IndyHusker if it starts drifting your way

Will update this thread with the full rundown later tonight, but thought I'd start this right now and add in the kicker update for Purdue from Rhule.

The head coach said John Hohl will be the guy at Purdue. As for Tristan Alvano:

"Tristan is still out. Will probably be a couple weeks for Tristan."

This is the first time I have been aware that this is a thing in Holland. Three posts that I scrolled through this afternoon/evening of the people there that commemorate the start of Market Garden to liberate them. So cool to see what they do, one had young kids at every headstone of a para trooper that was lost there placing flowers. And this is a bit more upbeat but cool none the less. Yesterday marked that day for them.

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Anyone else having trouble opening article on the Nebraska site home page? Getting "offsides" or "the article is not available" messages? Thanks in advance.

Run game continued to look solid at stretches, wish we'd stick with it more

Fidone is SPECIAL

we caught every punt LOL - kicking & special teams needs WORK - we need a kicker bad

Anyone have a couple extra tickets for this game? Going to be staying down at Newport Beach that week.

Trying to avoid secondary market if possible.

at the expense of the Mountain West, it seems

unfortunate to lose another great conference in an attempt to salvage one that's already lost

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Purdue being a B10 school vs a FCS school..

This is the biggest problem with NIL being part of the game now. Lying about what the player will receive and trying to stiff the player after they arrive. And this makes this kid look kinda bad in the end as well.

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The top ten, the Huskers, the Boilermakers and the bottom-ranked team.

TOTAL OFFENSE
1. Mississippi - 670.8 ypg
2. Miami (FL) - 605.0
3. Central Florida - 570.7
4. Tennessee - 565.8
5. Ohio State - 552.0
6. Boise State - 543.0
7. Penn State - 537.7
8. Arkansas - 524.0
9. Pittsburgh - 522.8
10. Washington State - 515.3
66. Nebraska - 402.3
95. Purdue - 354.7
133. Kent State - 167.8

RUSH OFFENSE
1. Central Florida - 375.7 ypg
2. Army - 356.0
3. Boise State - 311.3
4. Navy - 307.3
5. UNLV - 293.3
6. Tennessee - 290.0
7. Oregon State - 267.8
8. Texas A&M - 256.0
9. Rutgers - 255.7
10. Penn State - 255.0
49. Purdue - 183.0
87. Nebraska - 140.5
133. Kent State - 53.0

PASS OFFENSE
1. Mississippi - 422.8 ypg
2. Miami (FL) - 405.0
3. TCU - 367.0
4. Syracuse - 358.0
5. Colorado - 335.0
6. Pittsburgh - 330.3
7. Wake Forest - 329.3
8. San Jose State - 329.0
9. North Texas - 326.0
10. Texas - 321.5
45. Nebraska - 261.8
110. Purdue - 171.7
133. Air Force - 50.0

SCORING OFFENSE
1. Mississippi - 55.0 ppg
2. Tennessee - 54.0
3. Ohio State - 52.3
3. Miami (FL) - 52.3
5. Indiana - 50.5
6. Alabama - 49.0
7. Boise State - 48.7
8. Pittsburgh - 48.5
9. South Alabama - 48.3
10. Navy - 47.7
49. Nebraska - 31.5
92. Purdue - 25.7
133. Miami (OH) - 8.3

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
1. Oregon - 83.7%
2. Washington - 75.4
3. Maryland - 74.3
4. Miami (FL) - 74.1
5. Mississippi - 73.4
6. Georgia Tech - 72.7
7. Indiana - 72.6
8. Nebraska - 72.4
9. Louisville - 71.6
10. Missouri - 71.5
60. Purdue - 63.2
133. Air Force - 35.7

PASS EFFICIENCY
1. Penn State - 221.06
2. Miami (FL) - 201.10
3. Mississippi - 199.96
4. Navy - 195.14
5. Alabama - 193.98
6. Indiana - 192.03
7. Boston College - 190.64
8. Louisville - 189.79
9. Oregon - 183.51
10. Texas - 183.48
34. Nebraska - 159.33
67. Purdue - 138.24
133. Air Force - 51.43

TURNOVERS LOST
1. Georgia - 0
1. Indiana - 0
1. Louisville - 0
4. Arizona State - 1
4. Army - 1
4. Eastern Michigan - 1
4. Marshall - 1
4. Oregon State - 1
4. Vanderbilt - 1
26. Nebraska - 3
69. Purdue - 5
132. Auburn - 14
132. East Carolina - 14

TACKLES FOR LOSS ALLOWED (per game)
1. Army - 2.00
1. Navy - 2.00
1. Texas A&M - 2.00
4. Louisiana-Lafayette - 2.33
5. Ohio State - 2.67
5. Western Michigan - 2.67
7. Coastal Carolina - 2.75
7. Miami (FL) - 2.75
9. Iowa State - 3.00
9. LSU - 3.00
9. Louisville - 3.00
9. Penn State - 3.00
45. Purdue - 4.33
59. Nebraska - 4.75
133. Massachusetts - 9.75

SACKS ALLOWED (per game)
1. Air Force - 0.00
1. Army - 0.00
1. Georgia Tech - 0.00
1. Northern Illinois - 0.00
1. New Mexico - 0.00
6. Oklahoma State - 0.25
6. Connecticut - 0.25
8. Coastal Carolina - 0.50
8. LSU - 0.50
8. TCU - 0.50
56. Nebraska - 1.50
80. Purdue - 2.00
133. Old Dominion - 5.00

THIRD DOWN CONVERSION PERCENTAGE
1. Miami (FL) - 64.3%
2. Arkansas - 61.0
3. Indiana - 58.5
4. Army - 58.3
5. Boise State - 57.5
5. Central Florida - 57.5
7. Mississippi - 55.8
8. Nevada - 55.4
9. Missouri - 54.7
10. Syracuse - 53.3
18. Nebraska - 51.0
118. Purdue - 30.3
133. Kent State - 15.1

FIRST DOWNS GAINED
1. Mississippi - 130
2. Arkansas - 117
3. Miami (FL) - 114
4. Indiana - 110
5. Georgia Tech - 107
5. Pittsburgh - 107
7. Tennessee - 104
8. Missouri - 102
8. North Carolina - 102
10. Texas Tech - 100
23. Nebraska - 94
128. Purdue - 42
133. Air Force - 38

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TOTAL DEFENSE
1. Tennessee - 176.0 ypg
2. Ohio State - 180.0
3. Indiana - 199.3
4. Georgia - 202.0
5. Texas - 211.8
6. Kentucky - 217.0
7. Missouri - 219.0
8. Minnesota - 223.3
9. Penn State - 229.3
10. Miami (FL) - 232.8
30. Nebraska - 286.8
95. Purdue - 392.3
133. Kent State - 607.5

RUSH DEFENSE
1. Mississippi - 34.5 ypg
2. Tennessee - 50.8
3. Stanford - 51.7
4. Iowa - 62.0
5. Central Florida - 64.0
6. Miami (FL) - 64.8
7. Ohio State - 66.7
8. Texas State - 72.3
9. Indiana - 74.5
10. Kentucky - 74.8
23. Nebraska - 94.3
131. Purdue - 269.0
133. Kent State - 293.3

PASS DEFENSE
1. Georgia - 91.3 ypg
2. Minnesota - 99.5
3. Alabama-Birmingham - 102.7
4. Iowa State - 112.7
5. Ohio State - 113.3
6. Louisiana-Lafayette - 114.0
7. Alabama - 115.7
8. Texas - 116.0
9. Purdue - 123.3
10. Indiana - 124.8
59. Nebraska - 192.5
133. Middle Tennessee State - 342.0

SCORING DEFENSE
1. Mississippi - 5.5 ppg
1. Texas - 5.5
3. Georgia - 6.0
4. Ohio State - 6.7
5. Tennessee - 7.0
6. Alabama - 8.7
7. Indiana - 9.3
7. Army - 9.3
9. Iowa State - 9.7
10. Notre Dame - 9.8
18. Nebraska - 12.8
118. Purdue - 34.7
133. Kent State - 51.3

PASS EFFICIENCY DEFENSE
1. Iowa State - 74.01
2. Minnesota - 77.06
3. BYU - 77.54
4. Washington - 77.83
5. Alabama - 78.92
6. Notre Dame - 79.13
7. Alabama-Birmingham - 80.75
8. Texas - 85.07
9. Rutgers - 87.48
10. Georgia - 89.26
58. Nebraska - 121.98
78. Purdue - 130.89
133. Middle Tennessee State - 190.16

TURNOVERS GAINED
1. Oklahoma - 12
1. San Jose State - 12
3. California - 11
3. Southern Methodist - 11
5. Florida Atlantic - 10
5. Fresno State - 10
5. Illinois - 10
5. James Madison - 10
5. Maryland - 10
10. East Carolina - 9
10. Minnesota - 9
10. South Carolina - 9
10. South Florida - 9
10. Toledo - 9
23. Nebraska - 7
133. Purdue - 0

TACKLES FOR LOSS (per game)
1. Duke - 11.5
2. East Carolina - 11.0
3. Mississippi - 10.8
4. Buffalo - 9.5
5. Old Dominion - 9.0
5. Texas State - 9.0
7. Louisville - 8.7
8. Miami (FL) - 8.5
8. Rice - 8.5
8. Tulsa - 8.5
28. Purdue - 7.0
56. Nebraska - 6.0
133. Massachusetts - 2.0

SACKS (per game)
1. Boise State - 4.00
1. Miami (FL) - 4.00
1. Texas State - 4.00
4. Duke - 3.75
4. Michigan State - 3.75
6. San Diego State - 3.67
7. Oklahoma - 3.50
7. Rice - 3.50
7. South Carolina - 3.50
10. Eastern Michigan - 3.25
10. Florida State - 3.25
10. Mississippi - 3.25
10. Virginia Tech - 3.25
26. Nebraska - 2.75
30. Purdue - 2.67
133. (several schools tied for last with 0.0)

FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED
1. Ohio State - 35
2. Louisiana-Lafayette - 42
3. Northern Illinois - 43
3. Rutgers - 43
3. USC - 43
6. Tennessee - 44
6. UNLV - 44
6. Wisconsin - 44
9. Air Force - 45
9. Georgia - 45
9. Missouri - 45
9. Penn State - 45
9. Texas - 45
45. Purdue - 63
68. Nebraska - 70
133. Kent State - 119

THIRD DOWN CONVERSION PERCENTAGE DEFENSE
1. Alabama - 16.3%
2. Tennessee - 17.0
3. UNLV - 20.0
4. Texas - 21.8
5. Mississippi - 21.9
6. Northern Illinois - 22.2
7. Utah - 23.3
8. Miami (FL) - 23.5
9. Louisville - 23.8
10. Notre Dame - 24.5
73. Nebraska - 37.7
87. Purdue - 39.5
133. UCLA - 56.1

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NET PUNTING
1. Baylor - 48.21 ypk
2. USC - 47.55
3. Arkansas - 46.83
4. Florida State - 46.39
5. Alabama - 46.27
6. Auburn - 45.78
7. Florida - 45.54
8. Michigan State - 45.25
9. Wake Forest - 44.55
10. Georgia - 44.00
24. Purdue - 41.94
113. Nebraska - 35.00
133. South Alabama - 32.38

PUNT RETURNS
1. Troy - 34.67 ypr
2. North Carolina - 33.50
3. Alabama-Birmingham - 32.67
4. Kent State - 29.00
5. South Alabama - 28.00
6. Central Michigan - 26.60
7. Colorado State - 24.50
8. Pittsburgh - 23.40
9. Toledo - 23.00
10. Wake Forest - 21.50
40. Purdue - 12.60
79. Nebraska - 7.17
133. Akron - (-12.00)

PUNT RETURN DEFENSE
1. Bowling Green - (-7.00 ypr)
2. Ohio State - (-5.00)
3. North Texas - (-3.00)
4. Auburn - (-2.50)
5. Indiana - (-2.00)
6. Oklahoma - (-0.43)
7. Louisiana-Monroe - (-0.33)
8. Coastal Carolina - 0.00
8. Georgia - 0.00
8. Louisiana-Lafayette - 0.00
8. Missouri - 0.00
8. Mississippi - 0.00
8. Penn State - 0.00
8. Texas State - 0.00
65. Purdue - 6.60
116. Nebraska - 14.71
133. Boise State - 54.50

KICKOFF RETURNS
1. Alabama - 52.00 ypr
2. Oregon - 48.67
3. Bowling Green - 36.60
4. Northwestern - 34.00
5. Colorado - 33.00
6. Tulsa - 32.83
7. James Madison - 32.00
8. Toledo - 31.29
9. Georgia Southern - 30.00
10. Baylor - 29.80
30. Purdue - 23.50
35. Nebraska - 22.67
133. (several teams tied for last with 0.0)

KICKOFF RETURN DEFENSE
1. Arizona - 0.00 ypr
1. Louisiana Tech - 0.00
1. North Carolina State - 0.00
4. Tennessee - 5.00
5. Georgia State - 8.00
6. Georgia Southern - 9.14
7. Mississippi State - 9.50
8. Missouri - 10.00
9. UCLA - 12.00
10. Rice - 12.50
70. Purdue - 18.67
98. Nebraska - 20.17
133. Wyoming - 42.25

TURNOVER MARGIN
1. California (+8)
2. Oklahoma (+7)
2. Maryland (+7)
2. Indiana (+7)
2. Illinois (+7)
2. James Madison (+7)
7. South Florida (+6)
7. Miami (FL) (+6)
7. Florida Atlantic (+6)
10. South Alabama (+5)
10. Southern Methodist (+5)
10. Pittsburgh (+5)
10. Minnesota (+5)
10. Memphis (+5)
10. Iowa (+5)
10. Arizona State (+5)
17. Nebraska (+4)
118. Purdue (-5)
132. Temple (-10)
132. Auburn (-10)

PENALTY YARDS PER GAME
1. Wisconsin - 17.67 ypg
2. Kent State - 18.00
3. Louisiana-Lafayette - 20.00
4. Iowa - 23.75
5. Boston College - 25.75
6. Iowa State - 27.00
7. Army - 28.00
8. Louisiana Tech - 30.00
8. Western Michigan - 30.00
10. Rutgers - 33.33
98. Purdue - 67.67
99. Nebraska - 68.25
133. San Diego State - 116.33

AVG TIME OF POSSESSION
1. Oregon State - 37:56
2. Army - 36:56
3. Massachusetts - 36:53
4. Utah - 36:21
5. Missouri - 35:07
6. Rutgers - 35:02
7. Northern Illinois - 34:08
8. Ball State - 34:04
9. Wisconsin - 34:01
10. North Carolina State - 33:27
41. Nebraska - 31:32
128. Purdue - 24:31
133. Auburn - 22:16

Illinois is +17.5 against Penn
Indiana -5.5 against Maryland
USC is -13.5 against Wisconsin
Ohio St -24.5 over Sparty
Michigan-12.5 over Gophers
Oregon -23.5 over UCLA
Georgia -2 over Bama

First the focus on NIL

Then the natural surface in Memorial Stadium

Now this, which the entire state should be in agreement with

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I am the first to hate people that bring up the WNBA and Caitlin vs just about all those bit--es, but I really need to know...

Am I crazy here or am I seeing full on Larry Moe and Curley going on with this one. People are trying to say they do not believe this is intentional. Look at the full palm up all of a sudden going claw mode with the big fake fingernails right at Caitlin's eye.

Tell me I am crazy if you think or was this what I think I am seeing? Not gonna lie it's almost 4:30AM had a few barley pops for the evening so I am asking for expert advice to read in the morning.

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“Name the Nebraska QB who led the Big Eight in completions, attempts, completion percentage, passing yards and passing TDs in 1976.

“Name the franchise that selected him in the fourth round of the 1977 NFL Draft.”

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Answers:

Vince Ferragamo

Los Angeles Rams

Totally the expected outcome. He was going to play sparingly behind Teddy and it was a matter of time before he was injured. Seems like a good kid, but sometimes despite your measurables, some bodies just can’t take the punishment of big time football.

Ferragamo Perfume

September 25
1513 - Spanish explorer Vasco Nunez de Balboa crossed the Isthmus of Panama and sighted the Pacific Ocean.

1775 - Ethan Allen was captured by the British.

1789 - The first Congress adopted 12 amendments to the U.S. Constitution and sent them to the states for ratification; the first ten became the Bill of Rights.

1890 - Wilford Woodruff, president of the Mormon Church, renounced the practice of polygamy, which paved the way for Utah's acceptance as a state in 1896.

1956 - The first trans-Atlantic telephone cable officially went into service with a three-way ceremonial call between New York, Ottawa and London.

1957 - Nine Black students who had been forced to withdraw from Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, because of unruly white crowds were escorted to class by members of the U.S. Army’s 101st Airborne Division and the National Guard.

1978 - A Pacific Southwest Airlines Boeing 727 and a private plane collided over San Diego, killing 144.

1981 - Sandra Day O'Connor was sworn in as the first female justice of the United States Supreme Court.

2003 - It was reported that more than 14,000 people lost their lives in France in a summer heat wave.

2005 - In the presence of disarmament observers, the Irish Republican Army decommissioned its arsenal of weapons, officially ending a 36-year armed campaign for a unified Irish state.

2011 - King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia granted women the right to vote and run for office in future elections.

2012 - President Barack Obama, speaking to the U.N. General Assembly, pledged U.S. support for Syrians trying to oust President Bashar Assad, calling him “a dictator who massacres his own people.”

2018 - Bill Cosby was sentenced to three-to-10 years in prison for drugging and molesting a woman at his suburban Philadelphia home. (After serving nearly three years, Cosby went free in June 2021 after the Pennsylvania Supreme Court overturned his conviction.)

Birthdays
21 - Emily Roman (actress)
27 - Jayda Cheaves (TV personality)
29 - Sofia Reyes (singer)
35 - Jordan Gavaris (actor)
40 - Zach Woods (actor)
41 - Donald Glover (actor)
47 - Clea DuVall (actress)
48 - Chauncey Billups (basketball player)
53 - John Lynch (football player)
55 - Catherine Zeta-Jones (actress)
56 - Will Smith (actor)
59 - Scottie Pippen (basketball player)
60 - Maria Doyle Kennedy (actress)
61 - Tate Donovan (actor)
62 - Aida Turturro (actress)
63 - Heather Locklear (actress)
66 - Michael Madsen (actor)
73 - Bob McAdoo (basketball player)
73 - Mark Hamill (actor)
75 - Anson Williams (actor)
76 - Mimi Kennedy (actress)
77 - Cheryl Tiegs (model)
80 - Michael Douglas (actor)
91 - Hubie Brown (basketball player)

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Today in Sports History - September 25

1882 - The first major league double header was played. It was between the Worcester and Providence teams.

1926 - The NHL awards franchises to the Chicago Blackhawks and Detroit Red Wings.

1965 - Willie Mays, at the age of 34, became the oldest man to hit 50 home runs in a single season. He had also set the record for the youngest to hit 50 ten years earlier.

1965 - Satchel Paige (Kansas City Athletics), at the age of 59, pitched three shutout innings against the Boston Red Sox.

1978 - Melissa Ludtke, a writer for "Sports Illustrated", filed a suit in U.S. District Court. The result was that Major League Baseball could not bar female writers from the locker room after the game.

1988 - American sprinter Florence Griffith Joyner wins the women's 100 meters at the Summer Olympic Games in Seoul, South Korea in world record time of 10.54 seconds.

1997 - The WNBA announces new franchises in Detroit and Washington, D.C.

2001 - Michael Jordan announced that he would return to the NBA as a player for the Washington Wizards. Jordan became the president of basketball operations for the team on January 19, 2000.

2013 - Skipper Jimmy Spithill and Oracle Team USA won the America’s Cup with one of the greatest comebacks in sports history, speeding past Dean Barker and Emirates Team New Zealand in the winner-take-all Race 19 on San Francisco Bay.

I'm going with:
NU big over UCLA
NU loss to USC
NU close win over Wisconsin
NU close win over Iowa

Got ya, Indy!! 😜

Just kidding @IndyHusker