sorry for multiple threads this morning ... just the thoughts on my mind.

Peed's

Abel's

Hawks?

Doing things to solidify his draft stock today.
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I see the Army is having it's best recruiting in 15 years . I was a member way back & glad to see this happening right now!

Former Nebraska WR Isaiah Garcia-Castaneda transfers to South Dakota State, per his Instagram. He'll be a seventh-year player in 2025.

Let's make this happen.

Besides skiing...Favorite restaurants/sites/activities, etc..

102 years young

Last game she saw: Bears over Packers

Will be interesting to see if the family puts the team on the market

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Netflix will be doing a reboot🤩

What do you think about the new NFL rules for the Dynamic Kickoff Formation, the Hip-Drop tackle ban, and monitoring player movement? These will be enforced again during the game Sunday. Amazon Web Services (AWS) will also be tracking player movement with sensors in the shoulder pads and sensors in the football.

Say you were given carte blanche of $500 million to spend on Husker athletics over the next 10 years. What would you spend the money on? (you can't use it for NIL)

* $300+ mil towards new South Stadium. Connect east and west seamlessly with south (and improve concessions, restrooms, seating, etc. throughout the stadium)
* whatever $$ it takes to hire a top 5 national basketball coach
* $15+mil on state of the art golf facility and coach (golf is my passion)
* get out of Adidas contract and go with Nike, Jordan or UA. I just don't like Adidas and feel it is an inferior product (and I think college kids feel the same) not sure if this would cost money?
* add hockey if it's possible??
* upgrade paved parking around the Bob and any volleyball needs and upgrades

you are welcome

everyone getting in on the golf course game ... Peed's this time around, hope it doesn't take away from their NIL spending but this is supposed to be the "Home of Husker Golf" ...

thank God UNL has these kind of donors to even try to keep up with the Ohio States and Michigan's of the world

February 6
1778 - During the American Revolutionary War, the United States won official recognition and military support from France with the signing of a Treaty of Alliance in Paris.

1788 - Massachusetts became the sixth state to ratify the U.S. Constitution.

1862 - During the Civil War, Fort Henry in Tennessee fell to Union forces.

1899 - The Spanish-American War ended with the signing of a peace treaty between Spain and the United States; the treaty also ceded the Philippines, Puerto Rico and Guam to the United States.

1921 - "The Kid," Charlie Chaplin's first feature-length film, was released across the United States.

1933 - The 20th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was adopted, which moved the date of the presidential inauguration to January 20th.

1935 - The popular board game "Monopoly" went on sale for the first time.

1952 - Britain's King George VI died at age 56; he was succeeded as monarch by his 25-year-old eldest daughter, Princess Elizabeth, who became Queen Elizabeth II.

1998 - Washington National Airport was renamed Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, honoring the former president on his 87th birthday.

2001 - Ariel Sharon was elected prime minister of Israel.

2008 - The Bush administration defended the use of the interrogation technique known as waterboarding, saying it was legal, not torture, and had saved American lives.

2012 - The Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II marked the 60th anniversary of her accession to the throne.

2013 - Toy maker Hasbro, Inc. announced that Monopoly fans had voted online to add a cat token to the board game, replacing the iron.

2022 - Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her 70th anniversary of her ascendance to the British throne, an unprecedented reign that made her a symbol of stability in the United Kingdom.

2023 - A powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Turkey and Syria, toppling thousands of buildings and trapping residents under mounds of rubble; the death toll would surpass 50,000.

Birthdays
23 - Shelby Simmons (actress)
31 - Charlie Heaton (actor)
31 - Ariel Mortman (actress)
32 - Tinashe (singer)
33 - Nora Fatehi (actress)
35 - Dominic Sherwood (actor)
37 - Anna Diop (actress)
37 - Allison Holker Boss (dancer)
39 - Dane DeHaan (actor)
40 - Crystal Reed (actress)
45 - Ben Lawson (actor)
48 - Josh Stewart (actor)
49 - Drita D'Avanzo (reality star)
52 - Amy Robach (TV host)
59 - Rick Astley (singer)
63 - Axl Rose (singer)
63 - Richie McDonald (singer)
65 - Megan Gallagher (actress)
67 - Barry Miller (actor)
68 - Robert Townsend (actor)
68 - Kathy Najimy (actress)
69 - Jon Walmsley (actor)
80 - Michael Tucker (actor)
82 - Gayle Hunnicutt (actress)
82 - Fabian (singer)
85 - Tom Brokaw (news anchor)
86 - Mike Farrell (actor)
94 - Mamie Van Doren (actress)

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Today in Sports History - February 6

1921 - The New York Yankees issued a press release to announce the purchase of 10 acres of property in the west Bronx. The land was used for Yankee Stadium I.

1926 - The National Football League adopted a rule that made players ineligible for competition until their college class graduated.

1958 - Ted Williams signed a contract with the Boston Red Sox that was worth $135,000. The contract made him the highest paid player in major league history.

1970 - The NBA expanded to 18 teams for the 1970-71 season. The new teams added were Buffalo, Cleveland, Houston and Portland.

1990 - Brett Hull (St. Louis Blues) and his father Bobby Hull, became the only father-son combination in NHL history to score 50 goals in a season.

2005 - The New England Patriots defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 24-21 to win Super Bowl XXXIX.

2011 - The Green Bay Packers defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 31-25 to win Super Bowl XLV.

February 5
Rutgers 82, #23 Illinois 73
#24 Michigan 80, Oregon 76
Nebraska 86, Washington 72

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

Games for Thursday, February 6
#18 Maryland at Ohio State (6:00 PM - FS1)

Next Nebraska Game - Sunday, February 9
Ohio State at Nebraska (1:00 PM - BTN)

In GA it may be

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Nebraska (14-8, 4-7 in Big Ten) wraps up its two-game West Coast swing tonight at Washington (11-10, 2-8), a Quad 2 opportunity. The Huskies just had their own six-game losing streak snapped at Minnesota on Saturday.

The availability reports are out, and it's a clean one for Nebraska with no one listed as out or questionable. Washington lists two players as out — Chris Conway and Christian King — but neither are rotation players. Conway hasn't played this season and King hasn't played since Jan. 12.

Tipoff is set for 9:30 p.m. and the game will be on BTN with Aaron Goldsmith and Bruce Weber on the call. Some pregame reading:

February 5
#1 UCLA 65, #8 Ohio State 52
#7 USC 86, Wisconsin 64
Washington 82, Penn State 71

Standings
1. UCLA (22-0, 10-0)
2. USC (20-2, 10-1)
3. Ohio State (20-2, 9-2)
4. Michigan State (18-4, 8-3)
5. Nebraska (16-6, 7-4)
5. Illinois (17-5, 7-4)
5. Maryland (17-5, 7-4)
5. Oregon (16-6, 7-4)
9. Indiana (14-7, 6-4)
10. Michigan (15-7, 6-5)
10. Minnesota (18-5, 6-5)
12. Iowa (15-7, 5-6)
12. Washington (14-9, 5-6)
14. Wisconsin (11-12, 2-10)
15. Purdue (8-14, 1-10)
15. Rutgers (9-13, 1-10)
17. Penn State (10-13, 1-11)
18. Northwestern (7-13, 0-9)

Games for Thursday, February 6
Rutgers at Indiana (5:00 PM - BTN)
Northwestern at Illinois (6:00 PM - BTN+)
Michigan at Nebraska (7:00 PM - Peacock)
Iowa at Minnesota (7:00 PM - BTN)
#16 Maryland at Oregon (8:00 PM - FS1)

Saw HCMR at WM Open today. He was walking with a group - Wednesday is the pro-am and a bunch of rich people buy in to play with tour guys. Wonder if he was fundraising?

Tons of fans taking pictures with him. Awesome

“He's just an absolutely great athlete that people have tried in a lot of different spots,” Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule said of McCullough Saturday during a press conference. “And so you see kind of like a player who hasn't really found his home.”

Huskers sitting at 50. Interesting only 1 B1G team in top 10.

Watched a little bit of the Grammys
Hope those ladies brought coats!

that in this day of big money and people moving around, that a head coach who gets a big long term contract tries but after a few years gives up and tanks the team intentionally so he can get fired and get his payday? And no, I don't think Frost or Riley did that but rather I think things were just over their heads. But can someone give us an example of a coach who it's highly suspicious did this?