Hey guys and gals, IF we win out we most likely win the West as Minnesota still has a game at Ohio State and we would have the tie breaker against Wisconsin and Iowa.
Just a thought.

Feels incredible out here. Little bit of a crisp chill in the air.

@Greg Smith hands out grades for each Nebraska offensive and defensive position group + the Huskers' special teams against Michigan State

The Sooners and Irish go down.

Not a good performance from the guys in red and white today.

Idiot…
Why do we call so many damn passes???
We were passing way too much in the first half

Akron 31, Kent State 27
Alabama 42, LSU 28
Alabama-Birmingham 45, Florida Atlantic 42
Appalachian State 31, Marshall 9
Arizona 27, UCLA 10
Arkansas 39, Florida 36 (OT)
Arkansas State 37, Louisiana-Lafayette 17
Army 23, Air Force 3
Auburn 31, Vanderbilt 15

Boston College 17, Syracuse 10
Bowling Green 24, Ball State 21

Central Florida 28, Cincinnati 26
Central Michigan 37, Northern Illinois 31
Charlotte 33, Tulsa 26 (OT)
Clemson 31, Notre Dame 23
Coastal Carolina 28, Old Dominion 24

Duke 24, Wake Forest 21

Florida State 24, Pittsburgh 7
Fresno State 37, Boise State 30

Georgia 30, Missouri 21
Georgia Tech 45, Virginia 17

Hawaii 27, Nevada 14
Houston 25, Baylor 24 (OT)

Illinois 27, Minnesota 26
Indiana 20, Wisconsin 14
Iowa 10, Northwestern 7

James Madison 42, Georgia State 14

Kansas 28, Iowa State 21
Kentucky 24, Mississippi State 3

Liberty 56, Louisiana Tech 30
Louisville 34, Virginia Tech 3

Massachusetts 31, Merrimack 21
Memphis 59, South Florida 50
Michigan 41, Purdue 13
Michigan State 20, Nebraska 17
Mississippi 38, Texas A&M 35

New Mexico State 13, Middle Tennessee State 7
North Carolina 59, Campbell 7
North Carolina State 20, Miami (FL) 6

Ohio State 35, Rutgers 16
Oklahoma State 27, Oklahoma 24
Oregon 63, California 19
Oregon State 26, Colorado 19

Penn State 51, Maryland 15

Sam Houston State 24, Kennesaw State 21
South Carolina 38, Jacksonville State 28
Southern Methodist 36, Rice 31
Southern Mississippi 24, Louisiana-Monroe 7
Stanford 10, Washington State 7

Temple 32, Navy 18
Tennessee 59, Connecticut 3
Texas 33, Kansas State 30 (OT)
Texas State 45, Georgia Southern 24
Texas Tech 35, TCU 28
Texas-San Antonio 37, North Texas 29
Toledo 31, Buffalo 13
Troy 28, South Alabama 10
Tulane 13, East Carolina 10

UNLV 56, New Mexico 14
Utah 55, Arizona State 3
Utah State 32, San Diego State 24 (2OT)

Washington 52, USC 42
West Virginia 37, BYU 7
Western Kentucky 21, Texas-El Paso 13
Wyoming 24, Colorado State 15

The horse racing event of the year…Friday + Saturday.

All thoughts here.


I’ve got a ton to look over still, but I’m a fan of Ushba in the Classic.

Like USC-Washington. The lines block, the backs run for chunks, the QBs are accurate, the receivers get open and catch the ball, the plays like screens and draws work. Depressing.

Change my mind.

Basically the same catch that we wanted over turned. Ball hits the ground but touchdown still confirmed. Maybe it was the right call. Still sucks..

0 to 0 at halftime. I still think we beat Iowa. Minny up 17 to 14 on Illini.

Like the game, when I stack my team chock full of 5 stars. The opposing QB may go 12/28 with 3 turnovers. In a fvcking game!

Things are heating up.
Iowa is almost past the 50 yard line

That post here acting as Husker fans, right?

Those have to be the two biggest fan bases that pretend to be Husker fans so that they can post here and "get us"??

You can totally see it when they come out in defense of their teams while still trying to make it seem like they are Husker fans.

Postgame Notes: Nebraska at Michigan State

- With the loss, Nebraska's edge in the series dropped to 9-4, with Michigan State holding a 3-2 lead in East Lansing, including winning the past three meetings at Spartan Stadium

- Nebraska held Michigan State to 63 rushing yards in the game, marking the eighth time in nine games the Huskers have held their opponent under 100 rushing yards. The eight games with less than 100 rushing yards ties the 2009 defense for the most games holding an opponent under 100 yards this century. (1999 team held nine opponents under 100 rushing yards.)

- Nebraska did not allow a rushing touchdown to Michigan State. The Huskers have not allowed a rushing touchdown in four consecutive games, marking the first time since the first four games of the 2012 season that Nebraska has gone four straight games without allowing a rushing touchdown

- Nebraska was not charged with a penalty in the game, marking the first time the Huskers played a penalty-free game since September 3, 2005 against Maine

- Thomas Fidone's 27-yard reception in the first quarter was the second-longest reception of his career

- Fidone finished with three receptions for 43 yards. The 43 yards are a career best, surpassing 42-yard efforts against Northern Illinois and at Illinois

- Mikai Gbayor shared a first-quarter sack, marking the first sack of his Nebraska career

- Quarterback Heinrich Haarberg had his fifth rushing TD of the season in the second quarter. It marks the sixth straight season and ninth time in the past 10 years Nebraska has had a quarterback rush for at least five touchdowns

- Luke Reimer finished with seven tackles in this game. His final tackle was the 275th of his career, as he became the seventh Husker to total 275 career tackles

- Michigan State kicked a field goal in the first quarter, marking the first opponent in four road games this season to score in the first quarter. Overall, MSU is just the third opponent to score against Nebraska in the first quarter this season

- Michigan State converted a second-quarter red-zone trip into a touchdown. That TD ended a streak of seven consecutive opponent red-zone trips without a touchdown, including a first-quarter field goal by Michigan State

- Today's game captains were QB Heinrich Haarberg, OT Bryce Benhart, S Isaac Gifford and S Marques Buford Jr.

Michigan State 20, Nebraska 17
Michigan 41, Purdue 13
Ohio State 35, Rutgers 16
Penn State 51, Maryland 15
Indiana 20, Wisconsin 14
Illinois 27, Minnesota 26
Iowa 10, Northwestern 7

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Standings

EAST
1. Michigan (9-0, 6-0)
1. Ohio State (9-0, 6-0)
3. Penn State (8-1, 5-1)
4. Rutgers (6-3, 3-3)
5. Maryland (5-4, 2-4)
6. Indiana (3-6, 1-5)
6. Michigan State (3-6, 1-5)

WEST
1. Iowa (7-2, 4-2)
2. Nebraska (5-4, 3-3)
2. Minnesota (5-4, 3-3)
2. Wisconsin (5-4, 3-3)
5. Illinois (4-5, 2-4)
5. Northwestern (4-5, 2-4)
7. Purdue (2-7, 1-5)

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Games for Week #11

Saturday, November 11

Michigan at Penn State (11:00 AM - FOX)
Maryland at Nebraska (11:00 AM - Peacock)
Indiana at Illinois (11:00 AM - BTN)

Minnesota at Purdue (2:30 PM - NBC)
Northwestern at Wisconsin (2:30 PM - FS1)
Rutgers at Iowa (2:30 PM - BTN)

Michigan State at Ohio State (6:30 PM - NBC)

I can’t fathom how he could be any worse that what we’ve seen out of the other 2. Literally impossible

All the games all huge this time of year, but Michigan St will be tough at home - we have played a couple home games and won, but this will be a real challenge for the Huskers on the road. I know MSU is winless in Big10 play, but the boys need to stay focused on one game at a time. I like that about Rhule and his philosphy regarding game weeks and the season.

I see a close hard hitting game, similar to the NW game.

Husker 21-16

We have a qb. This kid is flat out a leader.

Wisconsin def. Illinois (25-13, 25-13, 25-12)
Ohio State def. Indiana (25-23, 27-29, 25-23, 25-23)
Michigan State def. Iowa (25-11, 25-21, 25-22)

Standings
1. Nebraska (22-0, 13-0)
2. Wisconsin (22-1, 13-1)
3. Penn State (15-7, 9-4)
4. Purdue (14-8, 8-5)
5. Illinois (13-11, 8-6)
5. Michigan State (16-9, 8-6)
7. Minnesota (11-10, 7-6)
8. Indiana (17-10, 7-7)
9. Ohio State (9-14, 6-8)
10. Maryland (15-10, 5-8)
10. Northwestern (11-12, 5-8)
12. Michigan (5-17, 3-10)
13. Rutgers (10-13, 2-11)
14. Iowa (8-18, 0-14)

Matches for Sunday, November 5
Penn State at Purdue
Minnesota at Northwestern
Maryland at Michigan
Nebraska at Rutgers (12:00 PM - BTN+)

Wow I may need to make sure I stand up during this game. Gonna be a barn burner

Nebraska losing taints it a bit, but so many great games so far.

Bunch of upsets and overtimes. College football is great.

I'm sticking with 7-5 season. Wins in final six include NW, Purdue, MSU or MD and Iowa to get to 7. Go......
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Has 3 QBs who could walk into the Husker locker room and start immediately. Dart from USC is their starter. Spencer from Okie St. Is second team. 2 year starter at OSU (not sure what he was thinking ). And another QB from previously on the team is 3rd.
NU can’t get anyone like this? It’s unreal.