Has @Huskers1995! just had the worst day of any poster on the Scrolls ever?

Five-star WR Ryan Wingo was on campus this weekend and gave me some details about his visit. Hit the link...

4 star DE Kellen Lindstrom from Springfield, MO. Anybody know how involved we’ve been in his recruitment? Apparently Grant is very close to he and his family and says he’s just like him athletically when he was coming out of high school.

Somebody help link the profile please. TIA

My daughter is very tied into FAU bball through my son-in-law and I will be at MSG tonite. I am hoping to post on social media after the game ...if we win. Looking for a good logo or GIF that might be appropriate. Tough game but we are very energized.

On any post that I strongly like I post the love thingy!

Could we come up with a strongly like button that is a very more manly?

Here in northern Buffalo County I have 9-10 inches on the picnic table. The ground is warm enough to melt the snow so it is 4-6 inches deep. Looks like the gravel roads will be a mess.

....I don't....he's crotchety at times, but I'd have my kids play for him.....but what I like is his love for the league....he pulls for the league...I'm might be alone, and I KNOW we have a feeling that Warren shafted us a lot, but I ROOT for this league like I NEVER rooted for the Big 12....in his presser he restated his thoughts that the BIG 10 is the toughest league to win and it takes a toll....I know the Big 12 has been good as well, but.....

Patrick Ewing after getting fired at Georgetown:

“I am very proud to be a graduate of Georgetown University,” Ewing said in a statement. “And I am very grateful to President [John J.] DeGioa for giving me the opportunity to achieve my ambition to be a head basketball coach. It is particularly meaningful for me to be in charge of the basketball program at my alma mater. I wish the program nothing but success. I will always be a Hoya.”


I don't recall any such statement from Frost, which begs the question - is Frost a Husker?

Series-winning afternoon for the Huskers. Hit the link.

Good pitching and some long ball. 8-3

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Both are a big deal, yes?

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The Big 12 minus Oklahoma and Texass doesn't have any brands comparable to Washington, Oregon, and Stanford.

From a leadership standpoint, the Big 12 is light years ahead of the PAC 12. Brett Yormark likely saved the Big 12 from suffering the same fate as the Big East. The question is, can George do the same for the PAC 12?

What will stick with four-star Idaho WR Gatlin Bair about this weekend's trip?

"Coach Rhule's vision and the vision of all the coaches for the program and where they're trying to take it right now. They're definitely really trying to turn the program around and talking to a bunch of players they feel a really big difference. Everyone in the building right now is really excited for the next couple seasons, get some more wins and hopefully win some more games. Then potentially take it even further than that."

Hit the link for the full interview:

Love Barkley. Spitting truth….

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With all hype of the big recruiting weekend I expected to hear more on the forums. I know there will be exit interviews but where’s the street reports I’m used to seeing? We’ve got an airplane ride and a baseball game. No Bigfoot sightings or anything?

Let the competition commence!

We're back at Haymarket Park for the second game of this three-game series this weekend to kick off Big Ten play as Illinois looks to bounce back after dropping an 8-4 contest last night against Nebraska. Yesterday's game could be labeled as the "flu game" for starter Emmett Olson who went seven innings and struck out a career-high 10 batters as he dealt with the flu. In fact, after the first inning, Olson came to the dugout and puked. Olson surrendered four runs, but his offense picked him up as the Huskers poured in six runs in the first innings including a three-run home run by Max Anderson for his fourth of the season.

Additionally, Nebraska beat the Illini in a season-high crowd last night as the game's attendance went over 5,000 spectators. Last, but certainly not least, Alex Gordon, Shane Komine and Darin Erstad were all honored last night as their numbers were the first three to be retired in the program's 117-year history. Here's that story from last night:


Nebraska will look to lock up the series win today as they send RHP Jace Kaminska (4-0, 1.86 ERA, 29.0 IP) to face Illinois' RHP Julius Sanchez (0-2, 8.31 ERA, 17.1 IP). Kaminska has a shutout streak of over 18 innings going into Saturday hoping to keep that alive. Here's the series preview to get you ready:


Action getting started at 2:02 p.m. today and you can watch on Nebraska Public Media. Here's the link: