Are they really that good? They both are scoring a lot and seem to be taking care of their opponents…

We’ve had some great QB’s in our history but this season has made me think at seasons when we didn’t have quality QB and how our season eventually ended..

I remember back in 1967 and 1968 we had Frank Patrick was 6-7 had a strong arm but wasn’t mobile and Ernie Sigler was just adequate and wasn’t asked to do so much..Until Devaney recruited Tagge and Brownson in 1968 the team went from being 6-4 and 6-4 to 9-2 and eventually National Champions..

Callahan, had Joe Dailey to start and Jammal Lord was Solich last QB before he was fired..Callahans teams had two decent QB’s Zach Taylor and Joe Gantz that you could hang your hat on and be successful..

Pelini best QB ‘s were Joe Ganz senior season and Taylor Marteniz and Tommy Armstrong and for the most part they were good enough winning you game and making bowl games.

Riley had Tommy Armstrong which I would be ecstatic to have a QB like that now..

Majority of Osborne teams that didn’t have that it factor at QB usually didn’t win the conference title.

Rhule has his work cut out and needs to find a QB for next season and be the starter the following season..

Realize it’s just not the QB it’s the trenches too. But the winning teams have quality QB that stays with them for 2-3 three years.

Tom Allen and Indiana have parted ways with OC Walt Bell today.

Bell has been in Bloomington there since 2022, so it was a quick stay. His Hoosiers' offense never ranked higher than 10th in the B1G in scoring and 12th in total yards.

Bell's QBs were Connor Bazelak (now at BGU) in 2022 and Tayven Jackson/Brendan Sorsby this year.

QBs are important.

* There are four more possible wins+ on the schedule.

* There is not enough D1 P5 talent on this team

* Rhule knows he needs to recruit better players, and he was tactful as to how he said it in the PC so as not to diss current players.

* HH is a serviceable QB for at least the remainder of this season. Not a high ceiling, but he may develop further.

*Iowa's offense still sucks way worse that NU.

* More roster flipping will occur in the off season.

*Apathy isn't new. It's been here. Six wins would create positive concern.

Air Force 49, San Diego State 10
#12 Alabama 40, Mississippi State 17
Appalachian State 41, Louisiana-Monroe 40
Arkansas State 52, Massachusetts 28

Baylor 36, Central Florida 35
Boston College 27, Virginia 24
Bowling Green 38, Georgia Tech 27
Buffalo 13, Akron 10 (OT)
BYU 35, Cincinnati 27

California 24, Arizona State 21
Central Michigan 26, Eastern Michigan 23
Clemson 31, Syracuse 14
Colorado State 41, Utah Tech 20

#25 Fresno State 27, Nevada 9

#1 Georgia 27, Auburn 20
Georgia Southern 38, Coastal Carolina 28

Iowa 26, Michigan State 16

Jacksonville State 35, Sam Houston State 28 (OT)
James Madison 31, South Alabama 23

Kentucky 33, #22 Florida 14

Louisiana Tech 24, Texas-El Paso 10
Louisville 13, North Carolina State 10

Marshall 41, Old Dominion 35
Maryland 44, Indiana 17
Memphis 35, Boise State 32
Miami (OH) 23, Kent State 3
#2 Michigan 45, Nebraska 7
Minnesota 35, Louisiana-Lafayette 24
#20 Mississippi 55, #13 LSU 49
#23 Missouri 38, Vanderbilt 21

North Texas 45, Abilene Christian 31
#11 Notre Dame 21, #17 Duke 14

#14 Oklahoma 50, Iowa State 20
#9 Oregon 42, Stanford 6
#19 Oregon State 21, #10 Utah 7

#6 Penn State 41, Northwestern 13
Purdue 44, Illinois 19

Rice 24, East Carolina 17
Rutgers 52, Wagner 3

South Florida 44, Navy 30
Southern Methodist 34, Charlotte 16

#21 Tennessee 41, South Carolina 20
#3 Texas 40, #24 Kansas 14
Texas A&M 34, Arkansas 22
Texas State 50, Southern Mississippi 36
Texas Tech 49, Houston 28
Toledo 35, Northern Illinois 33
Troy 28, Georgia State 7
Tulane 35, Alabama-Birmingham 23
Tulsa 48, Temple 26

UNLV 44, Hawaii 20
#8 USC 48, Colorado 41
Utah State 34, Connecticut 33

Virginia Tech 38, Pittsburgh 21

#7 Washington 31, Arizona 24
Western Kentucky 31, Middle Tennessee State 10
Western Michigan 42, Ball State 24
West Virginia 24, TCU 21
Wyoming 35, New Mexico 26

Hard to imagine.

Has anyone else seen the Toy Story NFL game this morning. It is a very cool way for kids to watch a game and get into football. Even as an adult it is pretty fun.

Embarrassing

Said he’s not impressed with Huskers offense.

0-4 Euros thus far…and it looks like they just care more than we do

>> The Go Big Project: $165 million

>> Paying for the Scott Frost buyout: $15 million

>> Matt Rhule's salary: $74 million

>> Rhule's assistant and support staff salary pool: $7 million

>> The massive $450 million renovation plans to Memorial Stadium


All of it adds up to approximately $711 million to try and bring Nebraska football back to national relevancy and becoming a real contender again.

Michigan just showed the Huskers just how far they still are:

Now that we had our measuring stick game, what are the expectations moving forward?

Alvano could be a great one down the line, but with his struggles, does Bleekrode get a shot next week? Seeing I*wa and MSU with kickers who could hit from 60 was depressing.

Tells you where we are as a fanbase with DONU. We REALLY do suck balls.

I will be happy with a close loss to Michigan, but I'm curious if you guys believe in "moral victories".

How many times this game have we let the tailback carry it two times in a row???

This was Rhule’s fifth post Frost game. I predicted 42-7 loss with friends. There was no winning this game.

However, this Michigan team is who we used to be for decades, and the job before Rhule for recruiting and coaching is now crystal clear.

Rhule likes to develop lines? Okay, now we see if that is bs or not because ours got their asses kicked today.

This loss is on you, Husker fans. One week ago, we found ourselves gloating at the hilarious ineptitude of the Iowa Hawkeyes’ offense. We lacked the humility to understand, we might be the worst team in P5.

Now, one week later, we see the longest no-shutout streak in the Big Ten crumble before our eyes. That’s 27 years of at least a field goal, gone! Because you couldn’t keep your glee at Iowa’s peril to yourselves. You!

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Fvck. You guys are so lucky. I had a Novel ahead of me to type up. Planned on spending all weekend on this baby.

Rank your Top 5 plays. #1 should be your lock.

1. LSU -3
2. Kansas +17
3. Colorado +22
4. Louisville -3.5
5. Viqueens -3.5

Nice to know we don’t have the only coaches who make dumb ass decisions.

Kansas, Kansas State , Iowa, Iowa Star, Minnesota, Wyoming, South Dakota State are all better teams than Nebraska.

GOOOOOOO

BIIIIIIIGGGGGGG

REEEEEEEDDDDDDD!!!!!!!

Have a better Qb than Nebraska

Michigan 45, Nebraska 7
Penn State 41, Northwestern 13
Minnesota 35, Louisiana-Lafayette 24
Maryland 44, Indiana 17
Purdue 44, Illinois 19
Rutgers 52, Wagner 3
Iowa 26, Michigan State 16

Bye Week
Ohio State
Wisconsin

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Standings

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

WEST
1. Wisconsin (3-1, 1-0)
2. Iowa (4-1, 1-1)
2. Minnesota (3-2, 1-1)
2. Purdue (2-3, 1-1)
5. Northwestern (2-3, 1-2)
6. Nebraska (2-3, 0-2)
6. Illinois (2-3, 0-2)

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Games for Week #6

Friday, October 6
Nebraska at Illinois (7:00 PM - FS1)

Saturday, October 7
Maryland at Ohio State (11:00 AM - FOX)
Rutgers at Wisconsin (11:00 AM - Peacock)
Howard at Northwestern (2:00 PM - BTN)
Purdue at Iowa (2:30 PM - Peacock)
Michigan at Minnesota (6:30 PM - NBC)

Bye Week
Indiana
Michigan State
Penn State

Illinois def. Iowa (28-26, 25-18, 28-26)
Nebraska def. Indiana (23-25, 25-23, 25-15, 25-19)
Penn State def. Minnesota (25-14, 23-25, 25-20, 28-26)

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

Matches for Sunday, October 1
Maryland at Ohio State
Northwestern at Purdue
Michigan at Wisconsin
Rutgers at Michigan State

Next Nebraska Game - Friday, October 6
Nebraska at Michigan State (6:00 PM - BTN+)