Till the SF purge. Let's buy a drone and start circling the stadium looking for clues. We are going to need a listening device as well. Do drones come in camouflage?

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I thought it interesting and maybe a microcosm of the state of Neb Football at this time. C. Thompson is Neb’s best quarterback option this year and one of Neb’s best offensive players this year. But -how many years over the past 41 (since 81’) would Thompson have been the most talented option at quarterback on Neb’s roster? See list below. I count maybe 5 years where Thompson may have been a more talented option than those who did start those seasons.

So - yes Nebraska needs help on both lines but they also need an infusion of talent at the skill positions. Also -Nebraska has been fortunate to have some very good quarterback talent over the past 4 decades.

81 - Gill
82 - Gill
83 - Gill
84 - Sundberg
85 - McCathorn Clayton
86 - Taylor
87 - Taylor
88 - Taylor
89 - Gdowski
90 - Joseph
91 - McCant
92 - Frazier
93- Frazier
94 - Frazier
95 - Frazier
96 - Frost
97 - Frost
98 - Newcomb/Crouch
99 - Crouch
00 - Crouch
01 - Crouch
02 - Lord
03 - Lord
04 - Daily
05 - Taylor
06 - Taylor
07 - Keller
08 - Ganz
09 - Zac Lee
10 - T Martinez
11 - T Martinez
12 - T Martinez
13 - T Martinez
14 - Armstrong
15 - Armstrong
16 - Armstrong
17 - Tanner Lee
18 - A Martinez
19 - A Martinez
20 - A Martinez
21 - A Martinez
22 - C Thompson

Most of our defensive lineman should be playing on our Oline. They all are serviceable on the defensive front but would be a serious upgrade in talent than what we have now on offense. Nash, Robinson and Feist should probably have been moved early on in their careers. It's just sad. TV doesn't lie. The effort that is given by some of the offensive lineman is just pathetic. It's suppose to be all about "team chemistry" but if you asked me. I'd love to see Garrett Nelson light a couple of those Olineman up once.

It's NO great revelation whatsoever although apparently Nebraska coaches can't seem to figure it out which is what makes the situation in Lincoln so frustrating. The secret sauce simply is concentrating your efforts FIRST on developing the OL and the DL. We need to hire a head coach that has demonstrated he knows how to do that. Clearly Bielema learned that from his previous stint in the B1G and it enabled him to turn Illinois around in short order almost upsetting Michigan today which of course blew out Nebraska the week before.

This was a guy TOS kept mentioning as a candidate.

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Big morning in Lincoln for the Huskers who need to win out to become at least co-champions of the Big Ten. For what they want to accomplish (B1G title and top four seed), each game is a must win. Based on warmups, everyone looks good and ready to go. I'm expecting Kennedi Orr to start once again as the other setter in the 6-2 system.

The next coaching staff has a solid core of young talent at all three levels of the defense. I try to explain it all right here:

The Huskers will be underdogs for the sixth straight game after being favorites in five of the first six games as Iowa is a nine-point favorite. Betting line and TV information for Nebraska-Iowa:

Gameday in Bozeman, now calling the S Carolina-Tennessee game

I’m guessing he didn’t fly commercial

Beating the piss out of #5 Tennessee. Up and comer. I have followed him since he took the Gamecock job. Perfect fit.

Comparing the Huskers' snap counts and grades on offense vs. defense was...not great. Nebraska tied for its season low with 49 offensive snaps (had the same number against both Illinois and Michigan). Casey Thompson and Trey Palmer were the highest graders while Turner Corcoran was the lowest-graded offensive player for the fourth time in 10 games this season.

On defense, it was a different story with several players who graded out well. That includes Colton Feist, who finished with 10 tackles, and Malcolm Hartzog, who continues to show flashes of being an exciting young player.

OFFENSE:


DEFENSE:

Because this program is DEAD.. pathetic loss...

Yet another season of this pure crap!!

So many Rumors and sources offering the Coach to be hired. They’re all guesses at this point.

So I’ll provide one to show how crazy things can be. I haven’t posted the info that I was given this week from my Guy. His wife was a career person in the Athletic Department. She’s retired now, and I’ve known them for years. Through her information, he offered this insider’s nugget of assurance.

The new Coach will be this guy:


They have almost always been right in the past.

I don’t have anyway to guarantee his story is true, as no one else does either. So again, it’s just another crazy rumor because I have no way to validate it.

Until Trev let’s us know it’s all just fodder for discussion and speculation.

But it does help pass the time, and allows for a little fun with the what if’s.

It will be a stoops

Tied 7-all. (on BTN)



Go Pedo St.



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At 8.6 million he will likely be in the top 10 of highest paid football coaches... He has also passed John Calipari at a basketball school... Talk about topsy turvy...

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Pick the date and time that Trev will announce the new Nebraska head coach.

November 26 @ 12:00 pm (high noon). Should give Nebraska some media coverage during the slate of Saturday football games plus earlier is better for recruiting deadlines.

The last few home games Nebraska has offered a handful of players while on game day visits. I'm tracking a few players like 2025 DL JuJu Marks, 2024 Colorado OL Gage Ginther, 2024 Illinois ATH Chris Darr Jr. and more.

We'll keep a running tab here of the offers that come out of the day.

Marks did get his offer on Saturday.

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It took me a second to piece this one together. Was confused at first. Matt Rhule tweeted "#OOU" last night. I believe this was in reference to Joey McGuire beating Iowa State last night to get Texas Tech bowl eligible. McGuire was Rhule's TE coach at Baylor in 2017 and 2018, and McGuire was the associate head coach/OLB coach in Rhule's last year at Baylor in 2019. OOU stands for "One Of Us" and was an acronym Rhule has used throughout his career.

Edit: I should've added a SIAP because you guys were all over the Rhule tweet last night:


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Mums the word, but they seemed happy. Hope this helps. gbr

Here’s this week’s Turning Point: