How serious? Was it a shoulder?

OU/CU under 70.5? Who is liking that one?

Looks like a tight game

8-4 gophers first set.

Dad was a 2nd round draft pick. Does Javin have those genes? INT last week and grading out in the 70s this week. I think we're seeing Javin become an NFL talent and he's just starting to peak. Really excited for his future.

Time for another Conversations with Clouse live chat from 7-8pm!


Fire away!

Ran hard today. You're the bell cow the rest of the year!! Go get it!!

Very impressed so far this season.

I swear I just heard Ameer Abullah fielded the last catch??

Air Force 45, San Jose State 20
#13 Alabama 24, #15 Mississippi 10
Arizona 21, Stanford 20
Arkansas State 44, Southern Mississippi 37

Boise State 34, San Diego State 31

Central Michigan 34, South Alabama 30
Colorado State 31, Middle Tennessee State 23

#18 Duke 41, Connecticut 7

East Carolina 44, Gardner-Webb 0

#25 Florida 22, Charlotte 7
#4 Florida State 31, Clemson 24 (OT)
Fresno State 53, Kent State 10

#1 Georgia 49, Alabama-Birmingham 21
Georgia Southern 40, Ball State 3
Georgia State 30, Coastal Carolina 17
Georgia Tech 30, Wake Forest 16

Hawaii 20, New Mexico State 17
Houston 38, Sam Houston State 7

Illinois 23, Florida Atlantic 17
Indiana 29, Akron 27 (4OT)
Iowa State 34, Oklahoma State 27

Jacksonville State 21, Eastern Michigan 0
James Madison 45, Utah State 38

Kansas 38, BYU 27
Kansas State 44, Central Florida 31
Kentucky 45, Vanderbilt 28

Liberty 38, Florida International 6
Louisiana-Lafayette 45, Buffalo 38
Louisville 56, Boston College 28
#12 LSU 34, Arkansas 31

Marshall 24, Virginia Tech 17
Maryland 31, Michigan State 9
#20 Miami (FL) 41, Temple 7
Miami (OH) 62, Delaware State 20
#2 Michigan 31, Rutgers 7
Missouri 34, Memphis 27

Nebraska 28, Louisiana Tech 14
New Mexico 34, Massachusetts 31 (OT)
#17 North Carolina 41, Pittsburgh 24
North Carolina State 24, Virginia 21
Northwestern 37, Minnesota 34 (OT)

Ohio 38, Bowling Green 7
#6 Ohio State 17, #9 Notre Dame 14
Old Dominion 10, Texas A&M-Commerce 9
#16 Oklahoma 20, Cincinnati 6
#10 Oregon 42, #19 Colorado 6

#7 Penn State 31, #24 Iowa 0

South Carolina 37, Mississippi State 30
South Florida 42, Rice 29
Syracuse 29, Army 16

TCU 34, Southern Methodist 17
#23 Tennessee 45, Texas-San Antonio 14
#3 Texas 38, Baylor 6
Texas A&M 27, Auburn 10
Texas State 35, Nevada 24
Toledo 49, Western Michigan 31
Troy 27, Western Kentucky 24
Tulane 36, Nicholls State 7
Tulsa 22, Northern Illinois 14

UNLV 45, Texas-El Paso 28
#5 USC 42, Arizona State 28
#11 Utah 14, #22 UCLA 7

#8 Washington 59, California 32
#21 Washington State 38, #14 Oregon State 35
West Virginia 20, Texas Tech 13
Wisconsin 38, Purdue 17
Wyoming 22, Appalachian State 19

Down 21 in the 4th, they tie it, push to OT and win on a great pass play to the TE, good for the Cats!

I want to believe yes… but after 4 games I feel like we’ll be 1 win shy. I can’t trust these sluts

AP Top 25 (9/24)
1. Georgia (55) (4-0)
2. Michigan (1) (4-0)
3. Texas (2) (4-0)
4. Ohio State (1) (4-0)
5. Florida State (3) (4-0)
6. Penn State (4-0)
7. Washington (1) (4-0)
8. USC (4-0)
9. Oregon (4-0)
10. Utah (4-0)
11. Notre Dame (4-1)
12. Alabama (3-1)
13. LSU (3-1)
14. Oklahoma (4-0)
15. North Carolina (4-0)
16. Washington State (4-0)
17. Duke (4-0)
18. Miami (FL) (4-0)
19. Oregon State (3-1)
20. Mississippi (3-1)
21. Tennessee (3-1)
22. Florida (3-1)
23. Missouri (4-0)
24. Kansas (4-0)
25. Fresno State (4-0)

Others Receiving Votes
Kansas State, Kentucky, Louisville, Colorado, UCLA, Maryland, TCU, Tulane, Syracuse, Air Force, Wisconsin, Texas A&M, Clemson

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USA Today Coaches Poll (9/24)
1. Georgia (61) (4-0)
2. Michigan (4-0)
3. Ohio State (2) (4-0)
4. Florida State (4-0)
5. Texas (4-0)
6. USC (4-0)
7. Penn State (4-0)
8. Washington (1) (4-0)
9. Oregon (4-0)
10. Utah (4-0)
11. Alabama (3-1)
12. LSU (3-1)
13. Notre Dame (4-1)
14. Oklahoma (4-0)
15. North Carolina (4-0)
16. Duke (4-0)
17. Washington State (4-0)
18. Miami (FL) (4-0)
19. Tennessee (3-1)
20. Mississippi (3-1)
21. Oregon State (3-1)
22. Missouri (4-0)
23. Florida (3-1)
24. Kansas (4-0)
25. Kansas State (3-1)

Others Receiving Votes
Fresno State, Kentucky, TCU, Maryland, Texas A&M, Louisville, UCLA, Clemson, Syracuse, Colorado, Air Force, Iowa, Tulane, Wyoming, Marshall, James Madison, Liberty, Georgia State

Snap judgments from the Huskers' 28-14 win over the Bulldogs from @Zack Carpenter and @Steve Marik. Hit the link.

Lol

September 24
1789 - Congress passed the First Judiciary Act, which provided for a U.S. attorney general and the Supreme Court.

1869 - Thousands of businessmen were ruined in a Wall Street panic known as "Black Friday" after financiers Jay Gould and James Fisk attempted to corner the gold market.

1960 - The USS Enterprise, the first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, was launched.

1968 - The TV news magazine "60 Minutes" premiered on CBS.

1969 - The trial of the "Chicago Eight," radical antiwar and counterculture activists accused of conspiring to incite riots at the 1968 Democratic National Convention, began. (Five were later convicted of crossing state lines to incite riots at the 1968 Democratic convention, but the convictions were ultimately overturned.)

1976 - Former hostage Patricia Hearst was sentenced to seven years in prison for her part in a 1974 bank robbery in San Francisco carried out by the Symbionese Liberation Army.

1991 - Children's author Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known as "Dr. Seuss," died at age 87.

1996 - The United States and the world's other major nuclear powers signed a treaty to end all testing and development of nuclear weapons.

2001 - President George W. Bush ordered a freeze on the assets of 27 people and organizations with suspected links to terrorism, including Islamic militant Osama bin Laden, and urged other nations to do likewise.

2013 - A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake rocked southwest Pakistan, killing at least 376 people.

2015 - A stampede and crush of Muslim pilgrims occurred at an intersection near a holy site in Saudi Arabia; The Associated Press estimated that more than 2,400 people were killed, while the official Saudi toll stood at 769.

2018 - As the president and top GOP lawmakers continued an aggressive drive to rally the public behind his Supreme Court nomination, Brett Kavanaugh reiterated to Fox News that he had never sexually assaulted anyone.

2019 - House Speaker Nancy Pelosi launched a formal impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump; the probe focused partly on whether Trump abused his presidential powers and sought help from the government of Ukraine to undermine Democratic foe Joe Biden.

Birthdays
29 - Hannah Brown (reality star)
30 - Sonya Deville (professional wrestler)
30 - Ben Platt (actor)
35 - Kyle Sullivan (actor)
41 - Paul Hamm (gymnast)
44 - Justin Bruening (actor)
47 - Ian Bohen (actor)
47 - Stephanie McMahon (professional wrestling executive)
49 - Jackie Sandler (actress)
54 - Megan Ward (actress)
61 - Nia Vardalos (actress)
65 - Kevin Sorbo (actor)
73 - Harriet Walter (actress)
75 - Gordon Clapp (actor)
77 - Joe Greene (football player)
78 - Lou Dobbs (political commentator)

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Today in Sports History - September 24

1904 - Nebraska opens the season with a 72-0 win over Grand Island.

1919 - Babe Ruth, then with the Boston Red Sox, sets the major league single season home run record at 28.

1920 - Babe Ruth becomes the first player in MLB history to hit 50 home runs in a season.

1934 - Babe Ruth played his last game as a New York Yankee player.

1937 - The NHL Board of Governors introduced legislation that discouraged "icing" during the League's semi-annual meeting. The new rules would cause a face-off in the defending zone if a team shot the puck all the way down the ice without scoring a goal.

1938 - Don Budge became the first tennis player to win all four of the major titles when he won the U.S. Tennis Open. He had already won the Australian Open, the French Open and the British Open.

1940 - Jimmie Foxx hit his 500th career home run.

1949 - Nebraska opens the season under new coach Bill Glassford with a 33-6 win over South Dakota.

1955 - #6 Ohio State defeats Nebraska 28-20.

1957 - The Brooklyn Dodgers played their final game at Ebbets Field.

1960 - Minnesota defeats #12 Nebraska 26-14.

1966 - 4 Nebraska defeats Utah State 28-7.

1967 - Jim Bakken of the St. Louis Cardinals sets an NFL record by kicking seven field goals in a game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

1972 - Jack Tatum, Oakland, sets NFL record with 104-yard fumble return, in a 20-14 win over Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field, Green Bay Wisconsin; record tied by Aeneas Williams of the Arizona Cardinals in 2000.

1977 - #14 Nebraska defeats Baylor 31-10.

1983 - #1 Nebraska defeats UCLA 42-10.

1988 - #9 Nebraska defeats Arizona State 47-16.

1988 - Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson breaks the world record in the 100 meter dash at the Seoul Summer Olympic Games with a time of 9.79 seconds. (Johnson would be disqualified and his record stricken three days later after he tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs; American Carl Lewis would then be awarded the gold medal and a world record with his time of 9.92)

1994 - #2 Nebraska defeats Pacific 70-21.

2006 - The Detroit Tigers clinched their first playoff berth since 1987.

2006 - The Atlanta Braves failed to make the playoffs for the first time in 14 years.

2011 - #9 Nebraska defeats Wyoming 38-14.

2016 - #20 Nebraska defeats Northwestern 24-13.

By a mile. Horrendous. Just a turnstile in pass protection.

Jack LB was suppose to be the difference maker in this defense. So far our Jack's have done jackshit.

Sherman - 4 tackles
Borders - no stats
Butler - 2 tackles, 1 sack

Butler missed the first game due to an injury, but he's the only one that has done much and did it in 13 snaps. Maybe he will take over now that he is back. Is this another case where highly ranked HS recruits that wash out at an elite school are truly busts? Some of the lack of production could be attributed to snaps, Jack LB was only in for 47 snaps against Colorado's 77 plays, but 63 of Minnesota's 69 plays. Is that do to the defense alignment that White wanted or do to the lack of production out of the Jack's so far this year?

The defense has been doing good, but to achieve more the Jack position needs to be more of a difference maker, this is a spot that should shine, so far it hasn't.

Could even be in the stands for Saturdays game.

Trev Alberts; Great to have Adrian back in the office. Doing an internship with our business office! GBR.

How did everyone go about finding/choosing their favorite NFL team?
Was it due to locality, playstyle, family, elite status?

The reason I ask is because here at work I often get asked what NFL team I like and I really don't have one that I follow even close to how I follow Nebraska.

I grew up overseas in the 90s and I like the Chiefs. I came back here and it fizzled out as everyone was a Chiefs fan and the allure kinda died.

Anyways, I was thinking about what team I would like to follow is some regards and I have no real reason to follow any NFL team. I follow the league and like to see what teams rise and fall, etc. For some reason I would really like to see the Miami Dolphins not be dog crap. Any their colors have that semi-retro vibe.

The Bengals with Zac and Joe and history of being garbo
The Bills with their history of heartache, like Nebraska and relative wandering in the wilderness.

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Jones reached out and told me he just taking an unofficial to see his friend play. Says he's locked in GBR.

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I mean WTH is up with the saggy pants!!?? Look like he’ll play like hell! Every part of this team looks like hell

Weird weird off season move. Almost makes me.wonder if they're tanking.... Then what was with that play calling at the end? When you need a touch down, why are you not trying to run it in instead of putting it in cousin's hands?