Right here:

The online roster was updated today with the new roles for some of the coaching staff. John Butler will have two assistants helping him coach the DBs:

Long time lurker and not much of a poster...thought it would be fun to see if anyone has any good current/previous Husker football player bar stories? I did not attend UNL (sadly) and went to college out of state, but always love to hear stories of Husker players and how they partied, if appropriate for the Board. Otherwise, I'm not offended and I'll go back to my lurking.

The Big Ten Conference announced its locations/dates for its future men's and women's basketball tournaments. This year's will be in Indianapolis. The men will play in Las Vegas in 2028:

Think NU got kicked out of the aau cause they couldn't count the off campus hospitals like Omaha, but then I heard our new president say something about tieing the hospitals together will some computer systems...so a I suppose to figure the "administrations" of all hospitals of the needs to be done on campus? to get NU back in the aau?

Has the schedule for practice times, interviews with players/coaches, and media observations been released yet for the August and season? If so where is it posted?

July 31
1498 - Christopher Columbus arrived at the island of Trinidad.

1715 - A fleet of Spanish ships carrying gold, silver and jewelry sank during a hurricane off the east coast of Florida; of the more than 2,500 crew members on board, more than 1,000 died.

1777 - Nineteen-year-old Marquis de Lafayette became a major-general in the American Continental Army.

1790 - The first patent in the United States was issued to Samuel Hopkins of Vermont for a process of making fertilizer.

1875 - Andrew Johnson, the 17th president of the United States, died in Tennessee.

1919 - Germany's Weimar Constitution was adopted by the republic's National Assembly.

1945 - Pierre Laval, premier of the pro-Nazi Vichy government in France, surrendered to U.S. authorities in Austria; he was turned over to France, which later tried and executed him.

1954 - Mount Godwin-Austen (K2), the world's second-tallest peak, was climbed for the first time, by an Italian team led by Ardito Desio.

1957 - The Distant Early Warning Line, as system of radar stations designed to detect Soviet Union bombers approaching North America, went into operation.

1964 - The American space probe Ranger 7 transmitted pictures of the Moon's surface back to Earth.

1971 - Apollo 15 crew members David Scott and James Irwin became the first astronauts to use a lunar rover on the surface of the moon.

1972 - Vice presidential candidate Thomas Eagleton withdrew from the Democratic ticket with George McGovern following disclosures that Eagleton had received electroshock therapy to treat clinical depression.

1991 - President George H.W. Bush and Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev signed the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START I) in Moscow.

2020 - A federal appeals court overturned the death sentence of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, saying the judge who oversaw the case did not adequately screen jurors for potential biases. (The U.S. Supreme Court later reimposed the sentence.)

Birthdays
22 - Abi Carter (singer)
26 - Rico Rodriguez (actor)
32 - Kyle Larson (race car driver)
32 - Kiara Advani (actress)
36 - AJ Green (football player)
42 - DeMarcus Ware (football player)
45 - B.J. Novak (actor)
46 - Zac Brown (singer)
50 - Jonathan Ogden (football player)
53 - Eve Best (actress)
55 - Ben Chaplin (actor)
58 - Jim True-Frost (actor)
58 - Dean Cain (actor)
59 - J.K. Rowling (author)
61 - Fatboy Slim (musician)
62 - Wesley Snipes (actor)
66 - Mark Cuban (entrepreneur)
68 - Michael Biehn (actor)
75 - Susan Bennett (actress)
78 - Gary Lewis (singer)
80 - Geraldine Chaplin (actress)


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Today in Sports History - July 31
1932 - Enzo Ferrari retired from racing. In 1950 he launched a series of cars under his name.

1961 - The first tie in All-Star Game major league baseball history was recorded when it was stopped in the 9th inning due to rain at Boston's Fenway Park.

1972 - Dick Allen of the Chicago White Sox becomes just the seventh player in MLB history to hit two inside-the-park home runs in a game in a contest against the Minnesota Twins.

1981 - The seven-week baseball players’ strike came to an end when the players and owners agreed on the issue of free agent compensation.

1983 - Brooks Robinson, Juan Marichal, George Kell and Walter Alston are inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

1988 - Willie Stargell is inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

1990 - Nolan Ryan becomes the 20th pitcher in MLB history to reach 300 career wins.

1994 - Phil Rizzuto and Steve Carlton are inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

1997 - The Oakland Athletics trade Mark McGwire, the American League's season home run leader, to the St. Louis Cardinals.

1997 - College football's all-time winningest coach Eddie Robinson and his Grambling State University program are placed on two-years probation for rules violations, including recruiting and academic violations.

2001 - Korey Stringer (Minnesota Vikings) collapsed during practice. The 27-year-old died the next day of multiple organ failure due to heatstroke.

2007 - The Boston Celtics obtain former league MVP and 10-time All-Star Kevin Garnett in a 7-for-1 deal with the Minnesota Timberwolves, which was a then-record for the NBA's biggest trade ever for one player.

2012 - At the Summer Olympic Games in London, American swimmer Michael Phelps won his 19th Olympic medal, becoming the most decorated Olympian of all time. (He would finish his career with 28 total Olympic medals, 23 of them gold.)

Saw on X that we massively outbid UT on Sanders with a quote from Davison saying, "It wasn't even close. The SEC isn't ready for Nebraska money."

Of course, they spelled Matt's last name "Davidson" so not real sure it's a credible source. 😂😜

“Nebraska WR Samori Toure won the team’s Receiver of the Year award in 2021. In what statistical category did Toure lead the Big Ten that season?”

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Answer:

Yards per reception (19.5)

He finished with 46 receptions for 898 yards and five TDs

on the monty show today he was saying something bout michigan geting nailed, no post season play for a couple years



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It’s the only way to exist

4 County Beef is going to have freezer beef (High Choice and Prime) for sale this fall. Open Replacement heifers that will be on high grain ration for 120 days! Will be processed at Ord Locker on November 20th. Beef will be ready to pick up near Christmas! Sell as 1/4, 1/2 or whole carcass!

OT Bryce Benhart was one of 75 offensive linemen named to the Outland Trophy Preseason Watch List today:

Greatest college football player of 21 century, per ESPN.

Nothing groundbreaking here, but surprised to see SE(C)SPN admit it. Finebaum gonna have fun with this.

We had 12 different players available for media interviews today. The highlights came from Jimari Butler, Thomas Fidone and Jahmal Banks.

Here are my three biggest takeaways on:
>> Butler naming toughest OL matchup on the team
>> Fidone's message/advice for Carter Nelson, a fellow former highly ranked TE prospect
>> Banks previewing what the offense will look like this year + him dropping the best money quote of the day

I’m in my car all day going from hospital to hospital etc. and caught our very own @TimVerghese on 590 today doing a recruiting update. I was so impressed listening to his insight and knowledge compared to all the other recruiting site’s guys. Made me proud to be an InsideNebraska guy.

It’s time to update the Nebraska Roster movement for 2024 - Just like last year, if you notice any updates I’ve missed, let me know and I'll update

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Athletic Director - Troy Dannen
Deputy AD / Chief Operating Officer - Haven Fields
Deputy AD / Internal Operations/Chief Financial Officer - Seth Dorsey

COACHES
Head Coach - Matt Rhule
* Assistant to the Head Coach - Jarrett Wishon
* Senior Football Assistant - Jamar Mozee
Associate Head Coach / Defensive Coordinator - Tony White
* Senior Defensive Analyst - Kevin McGarry
Offensive Coordinator / Tight Ends - Marcus Satterfield
* Director of Player Personnel/Tight Ends - Keith Williams
Co-Offensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks - Glenn Thomas
Special Teams Coordinator - Ed Foley
* Assistant Special Teams - Josh Martin
Assistant Coach, Running Backs - E.J. Barthel
* Fullbacks & Returners - Ron Brown
Assistant Coach, Secondary/Defensive Pass Game Coordinator - John Butler
* Assistant Secondary/Safeties - Adam DiMichele
* Assistant Secondary/Cornerbacks - Rashaan Melvin
Assistant Coach, Linebackers - Rob Dvoracek
* Assistant Linebackers - Josh Bringuel
* Assistant JACK Linebackers - Jack Potenza
Assistant Coach, Defensive Line - Terrance Knighton
Assistant Coach, Wide Receivers - Garret McGuire
Assistant Coach, Offensive Line - Donovan Raiola
* Assistant Offensive Line - Aaron Coeling
Head Football Strength & Conditioning Coach - Corey Campbell

Chief of Staff - Dr. Susan Elza
General Manager - Sean Padden

Huskers.com Link to full coaching staff

SUPPORT STAFF UPDATES
Director of Football Operations - Anthony Crespino (Previous TCU General Manager)

COACHES/SUPPORT STAFF NO LONGER WITH NEBRASKA:
CJ Cavazos, Director of Football Relations
Evan Cooper, Secondary/Defensive Pass Game Coordinator
Mikey Daniel, Football Player Development Assistant
Omar Hales, Director of Player Personnel for High Schools
Phil Simpson, Defensive Quality Control -> Florida State, Defensive Analyst
Gordon Thomas, Director of Football Operations

Huskers.com Link to full staff directory

SCHOLARSHIP PLAYERS GRADUATING/EXHAUSTING ELIGIBILITY
Timmy Bleekrode, PK
Joshua Fleeks, WR
Anthony Grant, RB
Luke Reimer, LB
Marcus Washington, WR

PLAYERS SIGNING WITH NFL TEAMS/INVITED TO ROOKIE CAMPS
Omar Brown, DB -> Denver Broncos (Undrafted Free Agent)
Quinton Newsome, DB -> Denver Broncos (Undrafted Free Agent)
Nouredin Nouili, OL -> New Orleans Saints (Undrafted Free Agent)
Phalen Sanford, DB -> Las Vegas Raiders (Undrafted Free Agent)

Billy Kemp IV, WR -> New York Giants (Invited to Rookie Camp)
Marco Ortiz, LS -> San Diego Chargers (Invited to Rookie Camp)

SCHOLARSHIP PLAYERS GOING ON MEDICAL / RETIRING / ???
Blaise Gunnerson, DL
Ty Hahn, WR
Nick Henrich, LB
Ethan Nation, DB
Ethan Piper, OL
Kaine Williams, LB

SCHOLARSHIP PLAYERS TRANSFERRING OUT
Jake Appleget, TE -> Northern Illinois (Mid-American)
Chief Borders, LB -> Pitt (ACC)
Ru'Quan Buckley, OL -> Michigan State (B1G)
Corey Collier Jr, DB -> Forida A&M (FCS - Southwestern Athletic Conference)
Eric Fields, LB
Randolph Kpai, LB -> New Mexico (MWC)
Tamon Lynum, DB -> Pitt (ACC)
Javier Morton, DB -> Temple (AAC)
Chubba Purdy, QB -> Nevada (MWC)
Jeff Sims, QB -> Arizona State (Big 12)

Transferring to:
4 - Power 4 Conferences
4 - Group of 5 Conferences
1 - FCS Conferences

NON-SCHOLARSHIP PLAYERS TRANSFERRING OUT / RETIRING / ???
Cole Ballard, RB
Will DePooter, LS
Korver Demma, LB
John Goodwin, TE
Isaiah Harris, RB -> Nebraska-Kearney (Division II Mid America)
Jacob Hohl, P
Javon Kinchen, DB
Trevon Kinchen, RB
Barron Miles, Jr., WR
Landon Ternus, FB
Jack Woche, QB

Transferring to:
1 - Division II Conferences

PLAYERS TRANSFERRING IN
5.9 - 4* / 5.8 - 4* Dante Dowdell, RB - Oregon (2023) - Picayune, MS (Early Enrollee) (4 Seasons to Play 3)
5.7 - 3* / 5.9 - 4* Ceyair Wright, CB - USC (2021) - Los Angeles, CA (2 Seasons left)
5.7 - 3* / 5.7 - 3* Micah Mazzccua, OL - Florida (2020) - Baltimore, MD (Early Enrollee) (1 Season left)
5.5 - 3* / 5.7 - 3* Jahmal Banks, WR - Wake Forest (2020) - Baltimore, MD (Early Enrollee) (1 Season left)
5.6 - 3* / 5.6 - 3* Stefon Thompson, LB - Syracuse (2020) - Charlotte, NC (Early Enrollee) (2 Seasons left)
5.3 - 2* / 5.6 - 3* Isaiah Neyor, WR - Texas (2019) - Arlington, TX (Early Enrollee) (2 Seasons to Play 2 if he takes Medical Hardship)
NR / 5.4-2* Blye Hill, CB - St. Francis (2023) - Waldorf, MD (Early Enrollee) (4 Seasons to Play 3)
NR /5.4-2* Vincent Genatone, LB - Montana (2022) - North Platte, NE (Preferred Walkon) (3 Seasons to Play 3)
NR Jalyn Gramstad, QB - Northwestern College (2021) - Lester, IA (Preferred Walkon) (2 Seasons to Play 1)
NR John Hohl, K - Iowa Western Community College (2023) - Lincoln, NE (Preferred Walkon)
NR Hayes Miller, WR - Coffeyville community College (2023) - Shawnee, KS (Preferred Walkon)

SIGNED RECRUITS (31 Signed)
6.1 - 5* QB Dylan Raiola - Buford, GA (Early Enrollee)
5.9 - 4* OL Grant Brix - Logan, IA (Early Enrollee)
5.9 - 4* TE Carter Nelson - Ainsworth, NE
5.8 - 4* TE Ian Flynt - Katy, TX (Early Enrollee)
5.8 - 4* WR Dae’Vonn Hall - Bellevue, NE (Early Enrollee)
5.8 - 4* WR Jacory Barney, Jr. - Miami, FL (Early Enrollee)
5.8 - 4* OL Preston Taumua - Waipahu, HI
5.8 - 4* WDE Keona Wilhite - Tucson, AZ
5.8 - 4* LB Vincent Shavers - Miami, FL
5.8 - 4* DB Larry Tarver - Miami Gardens, FL
5.7 - 3* ATH Roger Gradney - Altair, TX (Early Enrollee)
5.7 - 3* LB Willis McGahee IV - Miami, FL (Early Enrollee)
5.7 - 3* TE Keelan Smith - Liberty, MO (Early Enrollee)
5.7 - 3* DB Mario Buford - Desoto, TX
5.7 - 3* WR Isaiah McMorris - Bellevue, NE
5.7 - 3* DB Caleb Benning - Omaha, NE
5.7 - 3* DB Amare Sanders - Miami, FL
5.6 - 3* OL Gibson Pyle - Klein, TX (Early Enrollee)
5.6 - 3* DE Ashton Murphy - Elkhorn, NE (Early Enrollee)
5.6 - 3* QB Daniel Kaelin - Bellevue, NE (Early Enrollee)
5.5 - 3* OL Jake Peters - Cedar Falls, IA
5.5 - 3* ATH Braylen Prude - Pearland, TX
5.5 - 3* DB Evan Taylor - Waxhaw, NC (Early Enrollee)
5.5 - 3* OL Landen Davidson - Broomfield, CO
5.5 - 3* DB Donovan Jones - Omaha, NE
5.5 - 3* DB Rex Guthrie - Littleton, CO (Early Enrollee)
5.5 - 3* WR Quinn Clark - Bozeman, MT
5.5 - 3* TE Eric Ingwerson, Papillion, NE
5.5 - 3* ATH Mekhi Nelson, Oakdale, CT
5.4 - 2* K Kamdyn Koch, Westminster, MD
NR - OL David Hoffken, Kiel, Germany

WHERE ARE THE RECRUITS AND TRANSFERS FROM?
10 - NE
6 - TX
5 - FL
4 - MD
3 - IA
2 - CO
2 - NC
1 - AZ
1 - CA
1 - CT
1 - GA
1 - HI
1 - KS
1 - MO
1 - MS
1- MT
1-Germany

PLAYERS WALKING ON
Rowdy Bauer, ATH - Norfolk, NE
Thomas D'Onofrio, S - Middleton, WI
Izaac Dickey, RB - Stromsburg, NE (Early Enrollee)
Ethan Duda, JACK - Elkhorn, NE
Ryker Evans, ATH - Elwood, NE
Nolan Fennessy, OL - Norfolk, NE
Danny King, TE - Bloomington, MN
Jordan Ochoa, SDE - Castle Rock, CO
Preston Okafor, DB - Omaha, NE
Nico Ottomanelli, K - Harrington Park, NJ
***Kahmir Prescott, S - Philadelphia, PA
***Xander Ruggeroli, OL - Las Vegas, NV
Connor Schutt, ATH - Wahoo, NE
Bode Soukup, QB - Blair, NE
Trent Uhlir, RB - Battle Creek, NE
Derek Wacker, LB/RB - Yutan, NE

Mac Markway, TE (5.9 - 4* - St. Louis, MO

WHERE ARE THE WALK-ONS FROM?
10 - NE
1 - CO
1 - MN
1 - MO
1 - NJ
1 - NV
1 - PA
1 - WI

SCHOLARSHIP DISTRIBUTION CHART


* 6th Year Player
** 6th Year Player but can play an extra season if a Medical Hardship is granted
Players in Red were recruited under Frost and are players Rhule could put on a retirement package
Players in Purple are Walk-On Players with annual scholarships
Players in Blue are NEW to team this year
Players in Green are transfers likely coming in with an NIL deal and not count toward the scholarship limit

Link to 2024 Roster

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Nebraska is holding what it has dubbed "Pre-Camp Media Day" from 10am-12pm today. Below is the media itinerary. We'll be throwing updates in here sparingly + the full presser videos of the three coaches + a handful of the player pressers.

Main Podium:
10am – Matt Rhule (approx. 15-20 min.)
10:25am – Marcus Satterfield
10:35am – Tony White
10:45am – Ed Foley

Hawks Field with 4 players per group:
11-11:20am – Player Group 1
11:20-11:40am – Player Group 2
11:40am-12pm – Player Group 3