Mark my words - Coach Prime at Colorado will not work out

He may be getting them to be occasionally bowl eligible - but that is best case scenario

So many factors involved - But long story short - We will look back at all the content being put out there of him and his comments right now in a few years and cringe

Side note: why is it that not a single person on national TV covering sports has mentioned a single doubt over the future of Colorado football program? Reminds me so much of when we hired Scott Frost.

Strong resemblance to Roy Orbison. What say you.
Husker 3 zip on Ped state. GBR!!!

If Dylan goes to UGA it's not because his Dad.

"Sleeping giant"

So someone help me understand how the SEC shit don't stink?

If they are so good and the Big 10 is so bad... Why does 37-12 Iowa have a win over #2 LSU and Nebraska have a win over #5 Vanderbilt. The RPI is complete bull shit in baseball.

Their losses don't matter I guess?

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I’m excited to see his guys show up

A. Indiana

Indiana is 7-2 and has already beaten OSU 3-0, PSU 2-1 and Iowa 2-1

They have five opponents left,
@ Illinois (3-6) who could muster just one win each v us and Michigan and who lost their NW series.
Maryland, toughest opponent left but Indiana will be home for this series.
@ Northwestern
Purdue
@ MSU

I'm not say they have a lock but they do have a big lead and not many losses left on their schedule. Nice schedule, Hoosiers. No Nebraska, no Michigan, no Rutgers.

I know, I know, way too freakin' early to be crowning a champ but, I'm saying, Indiana has jumped out to a sizable lead and not a whole lot of obstacles left.

May 15

1862 - The U.S. Department of Agriculture was created by Congress.

1911 - The Standard Oil Company, headed by John D. Rockefeller, was ordered dissolved by the U.S. Supreme Court, under the Sherman Antitrust Act.

1918 - The first air mail route in the U.S. was established between New York and Washington, D.C. with a stop in Philadelphia.

1928 - The Walt Disney cartoon character Mickey Mouse made his debut in the silent animated short "Plane Crazy."

1930 - On a Boeing Air Transport flight between Oakland, California and Chicago, Ellen Church became the first airline stewardess.

1940 - Nylon stockings went on sale for the first time in the United States.

1948 - Hours after declaring its independence, the new state of Israel was attacked by Transjordan, Syria, Egypt, Iraq and Lebanon.

1967 - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously that juveniles accused of crimes were entitled to the same due process rights afforded to adults.

1970 - Just after midnight, Philip Lafayette Gibbs and James Earl Green, two Black students at Jackson State University in Mississippi, were killed as police opened fire during student protests.

1972 - Alabama Gov. George Wallace was shot and left paralyzed while campaigning for the presidency in Laurel, Maryland, by Arthur H. Bremer. (Bremer was later sentenced to 35 years in prison for attempted murder.)

1975 - U.S. forces invaded the Cambodian island of Koh Tang and captured the American merchant ship Mayaguez, which had been seized by the Khmer Rouge. (All 39 crew members had already been released safely by Cambodia; some 40 U.S. servicemen were killed in connection with the operation.)

1988 - The Soviet Union began to withdraw its estimated 115,000 troops from Afghanistan.

2000 - In a 5-4 vote, the U.S. Supreme Court threw out a key provision of the 1994 Violence Against Women Act, saying that rape victims could not sue their attackers in federal court.

2007 - The Rev. Jerry Falwell, who built the Christian right into a political force, died in Lynchburg, Virginia at age 73.

2009 - General Motors told about 1,100 dealerships that their franchises would be terminated.

2013 - Under mounting pressure, President Barack Obama released a trove of documents related to the Benghazi attack and forced out the top official at the Internal Revenue Service following revelations the agency had targeted conservative political groups.

2015 - A jury sentenced Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to death for the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing that killed three and left more than 250 wounded.

2020 - President Donald Trump formally unveiled a coronavirus vaccine program he called "Operation Warp Speed," to speed development of COVID-19 vaccines and quickly distribute them around the country.

2022 - Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, the leading Democrat in the state's high-profile Senate contest, suffered a stroke but his campaign said he was on his way to a full recovery. (Fetterman would defeat Dr. Mehmet Oz in November to win the Senate seat.)

Birthdays
27 - Tanyel Revan (reality star)
32 - Mollee Gray (dancer)
33 - Stella Maxwell (model)
34 - Jasmin Brown (comedian)
36 - Andy Murray (tennis player)
39 - Nick Perri (musician)
41 - Alexandra Breckenridge (actress)
42 - Jamie-Lynn Sigler (actress)
45 - David Krumholtz (actor)
45 - Amy Chow (gymnast)
48 - Ray Lewis (football player)
49 - Russell Hornsby (actor)
51 - David Charvet (actor)
53 - Brad Rowe (actor)
54 - Emmitt Smith (football player)
56 - Madhuri Dixit (actress)
60 - Brenda Bakke (actress)
62 - Giselle Fernandez (TV personality)
68 - Lee Horsley (actor)
70 - George Brett (baseball player)
81 - Lainie Kazan (actress/singer)
85 - Lenny Welch (singer)

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Today in Sports History - May 15

1862 - Brooklyn's Union Grounds opened. It was the first enclosed baseball park.

1926 - The New York Rangers were officially granted a franchise in the NHL. The NHL also announced that Chicago and Detroit would be joining the league in November.

1941 - Joe DiMaggio began his major league baseball hitting streak of 56 games. The streak ended on July 17th.

1991 - President George H.W. Bush took Britain's Queen Elizabeth II to a Baltimore Orioles vs. Oakland Athletics game.

1993 - The Montreal Expos retired Rusty Staub's #10.

1995 - The Vancouver Canucks set an NHL playoff record when Christian Ruutu and Geoff Courtnall scored shorthanded goals only 17 seconds apart.

1999 - Columbus Crew Stadium (now Historic Crew Stadium), opens as the first Major League Soccer stadium constructed in the United States.

2016 - Rougned Odor (Texas Rangers) punched Jose Bautista (Toronto Blue Jays) in the face after Bautista made a hard slide into Odor at second base. Odor was suspended two days later for eight games. The suspension was eventually adjusted to seven games.

2018 - Seattle Mariners second baseman Robinson Cano was suspended for 80 games for violating baseball's drug agreement, becoming one of the most prominent players disciplined under the sport's anti-doping rules.

11 scholarship transfer portal entries in the spring window so far for the Huskers:

QB Casey Thompson
QB Logan Smothers
QB Richard Torres
WR Alante Brown
WR Shawn Hardy II
WR Victor Jones Jr.
TE James Carnie
DL Stephon Wynn Jr.
CB Braxton Clark
DB Jalil Martin
DB Noa Pola-Gates
Non-scholarship entries: QB Mikey Pauley, QB Jarrett Synek

Reminder: a player can still return to the team after entering the portal if they are welcomed back by the coaching staff.

That in mind: Here are the updated looks at the team's scholarship chart and transfer tracker assuming they all move onto another program. The transfer tracker also includes landing spots for all of the former Huskers who entered the portal December-January, plus notable arrivals and departures for every team in the Big Ten.

Huskers Selected for Stillwater Regional
Huskers.com
The Nebraska softball team (34-20) has been selected for the NCAA Regional in Stillwater, Okla., and will play Wichita State (43-10) on Friday, May 19, at 6 p.m. (CT) on ESPNU.

Oklahoma State (41-14) is the tournament's No. 6 overall seed and will host UMBC (26-15).

Friday will be the third meeting between Nebraska and Wichita State this season.

Sunday's selection marks Nebraska's 26th NCAA Tournament appearance in program history. This is Nebraska's 22nd NCAA Tournament appearance under Head Coach Rhonda Revelle. Revelle's 22 NCAA Tournament appearances rank third among active coaches at their current school.

With one event left NU at 148 over Minn in second at 117. Congratulations to the mens squad. Women are also doing very well in second with several events yet to post scores.

May 14
Maryland 15, Minnesota 9
Rutgers 3, Illinois 0
Indiana 10, Purdue 2
Nebraska 8, Penn State 5
Ohio State 9, North Carolina-Greensboro 2
Iowa 5, Michigan State 1
Michigan 15, Northwestern 5

STANDINGS
1. Indiana (38-14, 15-6)
1. Maryland (35-18, 15-6)
3. Iowa (37-12, 13-7)
4. Nebraska (29-20-1, 13-8)
4. Michigan (26-22, 13-8)
4. Rutgers (32-19, 13-8)
7. Illinois (23-24, 12-12)
8. Michigan State (29-19, 10-11)
8. Purdue (23-27, 10-11)
10. Minnesota (15-33, 8-13)
11. Penn State (24-22, 6-14)
12. Ohio State (28-25, 6-15)
13. Northwestern (8-38, 3-18)

Games for Tuesday, May 16
Albany at Rutgers
Evansville at Indiana
Notre Dame at Northwestern
Penn State at Pittsburgh
Xavier at Michigan
Central Michigan at Michigan State
South Dakota State at Minnesota
Illinois-Chicago at Iowa

Next Nebraska Game - Thursday, May 18
Nebraska at Purdue (5:00 PM - BTN+)

Trying to determine the best city to consider visiting. I've been to many, but don't have a favorite. They are all basically the same to me. Maybe some outside input will help with the decision.

We continue our look-in at each Husker opponent in 2023, and what kind of transfer departures/additions they've had. Next up, Sonny Cumbie's Louisiana Tech:


And in case you missed them, here are the previous installments:

Minnesota

Colorado

Northern Illinois

Time for another edition of Conversations with Clouse live chat. Let’s see those questions!



Fire away!

MEN (21 of 21 events scored)
1. Nebraska - 151
2. Minnesota - 122
3. Iowa - 120
4. Wisconsin - 72
5. Michigan - 56
6. Penn State - 54
7. Indiana - 52
8. Michigan State - 51
9. Illinois - 49
10. Ohio State - 37
11. Rutgers - 29
12. Purdue - 22
13. Maryland - 4

100 meters
1. Kion Benjamin, Minnesota - 10.18

200 meters
1. Austin Kresley, Iowa - 20.26
8. Kavian Kerr, Nebraska - 21.15

400 meters
1. Jenoah Mckiver, Iowa - 45.59
6. Nick Bryant, Nebraska - 46.84

800 meters
1. Camden Marshall, Indiana - 1:46. 57
6. Sam Easley, Nebraska - 1:48.90

1,500 meters
1. Jackson Sharp, Wisconsin - 3:42.72

5,000 meters
1. Matthew Wilkinson, Minnesota - 13:51.31

10,000 meters
1. Tom Brady, Michigan - 29:01.25

3,000 meter steeplechase
1. Matthew Wilkinson, Minnesota - 8:38.40

110 meter hurdles
1. Darius Luff, Nebraska - 13.32
3. Brithton Senior, Nebraska - 13.61

400 meter hurdles
1. Austin West, Iowa - 49.34
4. Omar Rodgers, Nebraska - 51.20
7. Cory Berg, Nebraska - 51.78

4x100 Relay
1. Minnesota - 38.87
4. Nebraska - 40.34
(Darius Luff, Kavian Kerr, Lorenzo Paissan, Micaylon Moore

4x400 relay
1. Iowa - 3:06.30
6. Nebraska - 3:09.12
(Nick Bryant, Niko Schultz, Cory Berg, Omar Rodgers

Triple Jump
1. Praise Aniamaka, Purdue - 52' 7.25"
3. MIcaylon Moore, Nebraska - 52' 0.75"
4. Terrol Wilson, Nebraska - 51' 5.5"

Long Jump
1. Till Steinforth, Nebraska - 25' 7.25"
4. Micaylon Moore, Nebraska - 24' 7.75"

Discus
1. Maxwell Otterdahl, Nebraska - 192' 0"
2. Jonah Wilson, Nebraska - 185' 10"

Shot Put
1. Jonah Wilson, Nebraska - 69' 11.5"
2. Maxwell Otterdahl, Nebraska - 69' 7.5"
6. Kevin Shubert, Nebraska - 64' 11.5"

Hammer Throw
1. Kostas Zaltos, Minnesota - 245' 10"

Javelin Throw
1. Arthur Petersen, Nebraska - 252' 8"
2. Dash Sirmon, Nebraska - 247' 2"

Pole Vault
1. Trevor Stephenson, Michigan State - 18' 0"

High Jump
1. Mayson Conner, Nebraska - 7' 2.5"
2. Tyus Wilson, Nebraska - 7' 2.5"
8. Ashreil Dixon, Nebraska - 6' 9.75"

Decathlon
1. Till Steinforth, Nebraska - 8,064 pts
8. Kolby Heinreikson, Nebraska - 6,980 pts

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WOMEN (21 of 21 events scored)
1. Michigan - 139
2. Ohio State - 123
3. Nebraska - 112
4. Iowa - 76
5. Penn State - 63
6. Wisconsin - 56.5
7. Minnesota - 53
8. Illinois - 52.9
9. Indiana - 38.5
10. Rutgers - 37
11. Michigan State - 34
12. Purdue - 27.5
13. Maryland - 7

100 meters
1. Leah Bertrand, Ohio State - 11.15

200 meters
1. Yanique Dayle, Ohio State - 22.87

400 meters
1. Ziyah Holman, Michigan - 50.90

800 meters
1. Aurora Rynda, Michigan - 2:05.96

1,500 meters
1. Olivia Howell, Illinois - 4:20.13

5,000 meters
1. Faith DeMars, Penn State - 16:11.81

10,000 meters
1. Addie Engel, Ohio State - 34:43.37

3,000 meter steeplechase
1. Katelyn Stewart-Barnett, Michigan State - 10:01.34
8. Taya Skelton, Nebraska - 10:18.86

100 meter hurdles
1. Aasia Laurencin, Michigan - 12.85

400 meter hurdles
1. Savannah Sutherland, Michigan - 55.75

4x100 relay
1. Ohio State - 43.17
8. Nebraska - 47.05
(Favour Wanjoku, Johanna Ilves, Zionn Pearson, Riley Masten

4x400 relay
1. Ohio State - 3:29.25

Pole Vault
1. Chloe Timberg, Rutgers - 14' 5.5"

High Jump
1. Jenna Rogers, Nebraska - 6' 0.5"
3. Madison Yerigan, Nebraska - 5' 11.25"
6. Madi Scholl, Nebraska - 5' 10"
8. Brooklyn Miller, Nebraska - 5' 8.75"

Triple Jump
1. Lotavia Brown, Nebraska - 43' 8.75"
4. Ieva Turke, Nebraska - 42' 6"
8. Velecia Williams, Nebraska - 41' 7.25"

Long Jump
1. Paola Fernandez-Sola, Indiana - 21' 4.75"
4. Ashley McElmurry, Nebraska - 20' 1"

Discus
1. Corinne Jemison, Michigan - 190' 7"
4. Kalynn Meyer, Nebraska - 180' 10"
7. Betty Rosvold, Nebraska - 166' 4"

Shot Put
1. Axelina Johansson, Nebraska - 64' 1.25"
6. Taylor Latimer, Nebraska - 56' 4.75"

Hammer Throw
1. Tanessa Morris, Nebraska - 205' 11"
5. Taylor Latimer, Nebraska - 195' 3"
6. Hillevi Carlsson, Nebraska - 192' 11"

Javelin Throw
1. Rhema Otabor, Nebraska - 189' 9"
2. Maddie Harris, Nebraska - 184' 9"
3. Mirta Kulisic, Nebraska - 174' 3"
4. Eniko Sara, Nebraska - 164' 4"

Heptathlon
1. Tionna Tobias, Iowa - 5,640 pts
6. Madi Scholl, Nebraska - 5,177

1. recruiting energy
2. organizational skills
3. being decent to past players/coaches

I could expound on these but I think folks know what I mean..

so where do you think he has done well?

From Kansas City Royals home page:
Zack Greinke becomes the 5th pitcher in history to strike out 1000 different batters!!!
Meanwhile back at the ranch the Royals are 12-30 (.286) and 11.5 games back in a .500 Division as Zach comes back home for retirement. I guess they need something positive to talk about.

Another great day for the Huskers. With Nebraska sweeping Penn State and Illinois losing its series to Rutgers, the Huskers have clinched a spot in the Big Ten Tournament. Hit the link.

Watching the Mother’s Day games , players with a lot of pink. He has Pink eye mark inside of Black .

GBR!

It's Senior Day 2023 for the Nebraska baseball team today as the Huskers celebrate 10 seniors that will take part in the pregame ceremonies before first pitch at 11:02 a.m. on ESPN2. The 10 that will be honored is Griffin Everitt, Shay Schanaman, Efry Cervantes, Kyle Perry, Jake Bunz, Casey Burnham, Mason Ornelas, Micheal Garza, Charlie Fischer and Luke Sartori.

In terms of the home finale, the Huskers will look to complete the sweep over the Nittany Lions. It was a much closer affair between the two squads on Saturday as Jace Kaminska completed his fourth quality start at home by allowing two runs in seven innings while striking out a season-high seven strikeouts. Throw in three RBI from Cole Evans and Nebraska locked up the series. Here's that recap from last night:


It was much different than Friday as the Huskers rolled over Penn State as the NU offense plated 19 runs on 16 hits including the team-leading 20th home run from Brice Matthews. Here's that recap:


Today, it'll be LHP Will Walsh (3-2, 4.41 ERA) vs. Jordan Morales (3-1, 4.93 ERA). Morales made the start against NU on Friday where he allowed two runs on three hits in 2.2 innings before being taken out for ace Travis Leunsmann.

May 13
Iowa 8, Michigan State 6
Indiana 15, Purdue 3
Ohio State 6, North Carolina-Greensboro 1
Ohio State 5, North Carolina-Greensboro 1
Michigan 5, Northwestern 2
Illinois 9, Rutgers 7
Maryland 14, Minnesota 5
Nebraska 5, Penn State 2

STANDINGS
1. Indiana (37-14, 14-6)
1. Maryland (34-18, 14-6)
3. Iowa (36-12, 12-7)
4. Nebraska (28-20-1, 12-8)
4. Michigan (25-22, 12-8)
4. Rutgers (31-19, 12-8)
7. Illinois (23-23, 12-11)
8. Michigan State (29-18, 10-10)
8. Purdue (23-26, 10-10)
10. Minnesota (15-32, 8-12)
11. Penn State (24-21, 6-13)
12. Ohio State (27-25, 6-15)
13. Northwestern (8-37, 3-16)

Games for Sunday, May 14
Michigan State at Iowa
Purdue at Indiana
Northwestern at Michigan
Illinois at Rutgers
North Carolina-Greensboro at Ohio State
Minnesota at Maryland
Penn State at Nebraska (11:00 AM - ESPN2)