I know it can be irritating when anyone does player of the game after a loss, but Ty Robinson and the others here played too well to ignore. That guy is on a tear and, for at least the second game this year, went out and got himself.


Ty put a bunch of plays on film yesterday that will have teams moving him up there NFL Draft boards. He acknowledged about three weeks ago that he was gonna have a tough decision to make at season's end, but he's making that decision easier with each passing week.

NU's defense held Maryland to its lowest scoring output for the season.

I saw where some posters thought our defense let us down.

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What POSSIBLY could he have seen in Sims over Thompson??? Maybe it’s been hashed out before, but my goodness…

Can this team find some way to win this game with no solution at QB?

The West was for the taking if we would have taken care of business in light of Northwestern, Purdue winning, Minnesota and Wisconsin losing

That kid is one pathetic football player. We needed that weak minded individual to step up and be a leader, he gives us three TO's. I for one never want to see the dude again. After the Iowa game toss his shit in the dumpster and lock the door behind him. He is my reason why we loss canidate.

San Diego State will be looking for a new head coach.

Tony White played on the West Coast at UCLA and was on the Aztecs’ staff from 2009-17.

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I believe Matt Rhule is a great coach who will bring Nebraska football back to prominence.
I believe next year's defense will be even better than this year's.
I believe next season's QB room will be much improved over this year's.
I believe Thomas Fidone will have a breakout season in 2024.
I believe we will have as much team speed as anyone in the BIG.
I believe Satterfield will change the minds of many of his detractors.

And finally,

I believe yesterday's loss to Maryland was the most torturous game, from start to finish, that I have ever watched as a Nebraska fan.

Not even 1 season after taking over for the pirate Mike Leech.

November 13
1775 - During the American Revolution, the Continental Army captured Montreal.

1789 - Benjamin Franklin wrote, in a letter to a friend, Jean-Baptiste Leroy: "In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes."

1909 - 259 men and boys were killed when fire erupted inside a coal mine in Cherry, Illinois.

1927 - Leon Trotsky was expelled from the Communist Party and Joseph Stalin became the ruler of the Soviet Union.

1942 - President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed a measure lowering the minimum draft age from 21 to 18.

1942 - The World War II Battle of Guadalcanal began.

1954 - Ellis Island stopped serving as the chief immigration station for the United States. An estimated 20 million immigrants were processed through the site in its 62 years of operation.

1956 - The U.S. Supreme Court struck down laws calling for racial segregation on public buses.

1970 - A cyclone and resulting tidal wave hit East Pakistan, killing more than 200,000 people.

1971 - The U.S. space probe Mariner 9 went into orbit around Mars.

1974 - Karen Silkwood, a 28-year-old technician and union activist at the Kerr-McGee Cimarron plutonium plant near Crescent, Oklahoma, died in a car crash while on her way to meet a reporter.

1979 - Former California Gov. Ronald Reagan announced his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination in New York.

1981 - The space shuttle Challenger was launched into orbit a second time, the first time a space vehicle had ever been used more than once.

1982 - The Vietnam Veterans Memorial was dedicated on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.

1985 - Some 23,000 residents of Armero, Colombia, died when a volcanic mudslide buried the city.

1990 - Akihito became emperor of Japan.

1997 - Ramzi Yousef, the man behind the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, was convicted in New York City.

2015 - Islamic State militants carried out a set of coordinated attacks in Paris at the national stadium, in a crowded concert hall, in restaurants and on streets, killing 130 people in the worst attack on French soil since World War II.

2019 - The House Intelligence Committee opened two weeks of public impeachment hearings, with a dozen current and former career foreign service officials and political appointees scheduled to testify about efforts by President Donald Trump and others to pressure Ukraine to investigate Trump’s political rivals.

2020 - Speaking publicly for the first time since his defeat by Joe Biden, President Donald Trump refused to concede the election.

Birthdays
28 - Lucy Fallon (actress)
28 - Stella Hudgens (actress)
30 - Julia Michaels (singer)
32 - Devon Bostick (actor)
38 - Rahul Kohli (actor)
43 - Monique Coleman (actress)
44 - Ron Artest (basketball player)
48 - Aisha Hinds (actress)
50 - Jordan Bridges (actor)
54 - Gerard Butler (actor)
56 - Steven Zahn (actor)
56 - Jimmy Kimmel (TV host)
60 - Vinny Testaverde (football player)
63 - Neil Flynn (actor)
64 - Caroline Goodall (actress)
67 - Rex Linn (actor)
68 - Whoopi Goldberg (actress/comedian/TV host)
69 - Chris Noth (actor)
70 - Tracy Scoggins (actress)
75 - Sheila Frazier (actress)
76 - Joe Mantegna (actor)
81 - John Hammond (singer)
82 - Jimmy Hawkins (actor)

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Today in Sports History - November 13

1875 - Harvard and Yale play the first college football game featuring distinct uniforms.

1900 - The Baltimore Orioles (now the New York Yankees) entered major league baseball's American League.

1920 - Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis was elected the first commissioner of Major League Baseball.

1934 - Ralph "Scotty" Bowman (St. Louis Eagles) scored the first penalty shot goal in NHL history.

1958 - New York City Mayor Robert Wagner announces plans to begin a new baseball league called the Continental League, to fill the void created by the city's Giants and Dodgers moving to the west coast.

1982 - WBA lightweight champion Ray Mancini beats South Korean challenger Duk Koo Kim by TKO in the 14th round in Las Vegas. Kim collapses and falls into a coma and dies four days later; as a result, the WBC shortens title bouts to 12 rounds; the WBA and WBO follow in 1988 and the IBF does the same in 1989.

1995 - Greg Maddox (Atlanta Braves) became the first pitcher to win four consecutive Cy Young Awards.

2017 - The Oakland Raiders broke ground on a 65,000-seat domed stadium in Las Vegas.

Coaching matters, always has. The offense has serious issues and it’s not just players. It is easy to always explain and try and rationalize any situation, but usually the answer is always right there staring you in the face. Rhule has to take control of the offense for these last two games and try and get one win. In the offseason we need to overhaul everything, QB’s and coaches included.

Offensive Player of the Week
QB - John Paddock, Illinois (SR)
- Led Illinois to a 48-45 overtime victory against Indiana by completing 24-of-36 passes for 507 yards and four touchdowns
- His 507 passing yards are the most ever in Memorial Stadium history and Paddock is just the second Illini in history to throw for 500+ yards, joining Dave Wilson (621 yds, 11/8/1980 at Ohio State)
- Completed a 21-yard touchdown to Isaiah Williams for a walk-off game-winner in overtime
- Earns his first career Offensive Player of the Week award
- Last Illinois Offensive Player of the Week: Isaiah Williams (Nov. 6, 2023)

Defensive Player of the Week
DB - Tarheeb Still, Maryland (SR)
- Recorded a team-high seven tackles and two interceptions in the Terps' 13-10 road win at Nebraska
- With the game tied 10-10 with less than four minutes to play, Still intercepted Nebraska's pass in the endzone on third and goal and returned it 19 yards to set up Maryland's game-winning drive
- Led a Maryland defense that forced five Nebraska turnovers
- Earns the first Defensive Player of the Week accolade of his career
- Last Maryland Defensive Player of the Week: Tre Watson (Sept. 24, 2018)

Special Teams Player of the Week
K - Jack Howes, Maryland (SO)
- Made a pair of field goals, both in the fourth quarter, to lead the Terps to a 13-10 road win at Nebraska
- Kicked the game-winning 24-yard field goal as time expired for the walk-off win, Maryland's first walk-off win since beating Illinois on Sept. 17, 2021
- Connected on a 35-yard field goal to tie the game with 12:42 remaining in the fourth quarter
- Garners the first Special Teams Player of the Week honor of his career
- Last Maryland Special Teams Player of the Week: Braeden Wisloski (Sept. 18, 2023)

Freshman of the Week
DB - Dillon Thieneman, Purdue (FR)
- Recorded a team-high nine tackles, three more than any other Boilermaker, to help Purdue defeat Minnesota 49-30
- Helped limit the Golden Gophers to 4-of-14 on third downs (28.6%)
- Led a Purdue defense that allowed just 45 yards of total offense in the first 25 minutes of the second half
- Earns the fourth Freshman of the Week honor of his career
- Last Purdue Freshman of the Week: Dillon Thieneman (Oct. 30, 2023)

Peetz pulling out after committing and Mickey getting arrested set this O back. Satt can’t coach QBs and we have a child as a WR coach. The lack of talent coaching O is killing development clearly.

Early odds are out. Wisconsin is a 7-point favorite with an over/under set at 39.5.

Nebraska is 5-5 straight up and 4-6 against the spread this year, and the over is 4-6 after Saturday's 13-10 Maryland loss.

Wisconsin is also 5-5 straight up coming off three consecutive losses and losing four of its previous five games. The over is 3-7 in Badger games this year.

Some more info and betting trends here:

I can understand 2-turnover games here and there throughout a season. But I have never seen turnovers like that in person in a college football game (no, I was not at the ‘09 Iowa State game).

My takeaways from Memorial that might have been missed on p’cock:

- After 3 turnovers, most defenses fully quit on their offense. Our D did not. They noticeably played their balls off well past the 4 turnover mark. Javin Wright and Ty Robinson single-handedly kept us in the game, along with the Polar Bear and Marques Buford, who looked like a missile sacking Tagovailoa. Anyone with some pull in the NU admin offices better find a way to slip Tony White a $750,000 bonus for Christmas and make him say ‘no way’ to head coaching jobs.

- Tagovailoa’s throw from the left hash at the Maryland 25 to the NU 25 sideline was next level. A 50-yarder essentially thrown a 65-yard dime laser beam. It’s time to hit the portal for a QB like that. We have plenty of $$ to snag a good QB. Get it done.

- For an 11AM crowd in November, the energy was surprisingly good. Nobody waited to wake up at 11AM. That place was on the brink of eruption when Purdy drove down the field before the last INT.

- Rhule better find some duct tape for the QB and TO issues the next 2 weeks. I don’t care what it takes to get that 6th MF’ing W. This program cannot afford to miss another bowl game.

running plays for the year.

Only teams with more runs are the service academy schools.

We throw the ball the least yet have the most TOs.

just want the extra practices to get the freshman and other incoming guys more work.

See the needs and priorities and grow from there. This roster with all the injuries and issues and still have a shot to get to a bowl game, I’m willing to be the tallest midget in the room this year.

Staff changes need to happen for sure and the portal for some positions need to be hit hard, hard, hard. NIL needs to step up its game too.

No way this team is 5-5 with any staff back to Bo with the injuries this season.

Crazy the money boosters are throwing at these buyouts

Believe it was the prudent choice …






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If you stay with a crappy coordinator you will fail. Had Callahan got rid of Cosgrove he might be still coaching Nebraska. Satterfield is not a very good offensive coordinator. Time to move on

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Nebraska looks to start its season 3-0 tonight. Up next: Rider in the Cornhusker Classic.

of Jeff Sims' drives result in a TO. (12/26 drives)

HH is at 15%. (13/84)

Purdy at 50% (1/2).

1/4 of all drives have resulted in a TO.