FBS rankings :

125th - red zone offense!!!
91th-scoring offense
57th-passing offense/effiency
99th- rushing offense
99th - passing yards per completion
88th -total offense

Why again are we pay Satterfield 1.4 million? We do NOTHING well

Wisconsin's run game is good. No need to pass.

If I had that I'd cruise the shit out of that thing. Date nite...wife wouldn't know what hit her

They have one of the 3 best QB's on the planet

they have an elite defensive minded coach

they have a STACKED roster - just added Amari Cooper to replace the higher end upside production of Diggs ...


sure feels like if this team isn't it, it may NEVER happen for the Bills ...

but I dk if they can beat Baltimore!

Thought they were more of a paper tiger, maybe they still are. They made some big time plays in the 1st half, where we had good coverage but the pass and catch were just outstanding. Impressive team.

But they execute at a very high level, better than anyone I've seen this year, just very few mistakes. Almost reminds me of a Bill Snyder team, bunch of transfers or JuCos that play well together, don't make mistakes but aren't the top athletes in the country.

Very impressive job done by their players and coaches. Fun team to watch when they aren't playing us, very interested to see how they do against tOSU.

I know recruiting isn't at the top of most minds right now, but drop some questions if you got them

It appears to me in addition to the ankle that he has a shoulder banged up. He dangled his arm at one point 2 weeks ago, he refuses to take deep shots and his accuracy has gone in the toilet.

had 2 full weeks to prepare for this team and this game.

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this is just an excerpt from a 4 hour Rogan episode.
i viewed this. have not yet viewed the full episode - although i will and cannot wait.
does not matter, btw that i really have no idea what they are talking about.

that said, i experience Weinstein to be a brilliant and highly educated technician. Howard to me is a more creative, outside-the-box thinker. i prefer the creative mind over those which are clearly masters of the rules of the game but may never have anything new to bring to the table.

enjoy. if you dare.

GBR!!!

What is it? Because Indiana didn't have Georgia or Texas players, but we were outathleted everywhere.

Only changes I noticed:

>> Last week there were three ORs at RB. This week, just two, between Rahmir Johnson, Emmett Johnson and Dante Dowdell.

>> The OR has been taken off between Jeremiah Charles and Amare Sanders. Charles is now No. 2 behind Marques Buford Jr.

Game story via Nebraska Athletics:

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The No. 2 Nebraska volleyball team capped off a perfect weekend with a 25-18, 25-18, 25-16 victory at Ohio State in front of a crowd of 4,156 at the Covelli Center on Saturday afternoon.

The Huskers (18-1, 8-0 B1G) hit .369 and held the Buckeyes to .144. NU's hitting percentage was the best by an Ohio State opponent this season.

Harper Murray had 14 kills and hit .394, while Merritt Beason had 13 kills and hit .345 with six blocks and six digs. Andi Jackson provided eight kills and three blocks and hit .500, and Taylor Landfair chipped in seven kills. Rebekah Allick had four kills and five blocks.

Bergen Reilly had a double-double with 39 assists and 11 digs. Lexi Rodriguez had a season-high 22 digs. Olivia Mauch had a career-high 10 digs and two service aces.

NU finished with three aces and just one service error, while Ohio State had three aces and five errors.

The Huskers outblocked the Buckeyes 9-3 and had a 58-37 digs advantage. Nebraska had 48 kills to 37 for Ohio State.

Emily Londot led OSU (8-10, 1-7 B1G) with 16 kills.

Set 1: The Huskers posted three early blocks and Beason served a 6-0 run that put Nebraska ahead 12-7. Murray and Jackson each had two kills in that stretch, while Beason had one and served an ace. Ohio State cut the lead to 17-15 before Allick tallied a sideout kill, and Allick hammered an overpass to make it 20-15 Huskers. A kill by Beason and one by Jackson put the Big Red up 23-17, and Murray tipped one for set point before the Huskers won 25-18, hitting .414 in the opening set and holding OSU to .093.

Set 2: Murray, Beason and Jackson combined for four kills for a 4-2 start. Jackson added another before a block with Landfair, and a kill by Landfair made it 7-4 Big Red. Reilly and Beason tallied kills, and a block by Beason and Allick forced an Ohio State timeout at 10-6. After the timeout, Murray added a kill and Allick and Beason posted NU's sixth block before a Mauch ace made it 13-6. Another good serve by Mauch resulted in a Murray kill that capped a 6-0 run and put the Huskers on top, 14-6. NU led 21-13 after a kill by Beason, but the Buckeyes went on a 3-0 spurt to cut it to 21-16. After a timeout, Beason and Allick teamed up for a block and a sideout, and the Huskers won 25-18 on a block by Jackson and Landfair.

Set 3: Beason started the Huskers off with a solo block and three kills. Mauch served her second ace, and Murray pounded a kill for a 7-1 advantage before an Ohio State timeout. Murray added two more kills after the break and Allick recorded one for a 10-1 lead. Beason, Murray and Jackson scored three kills in a row to put the Huskers firmly in control, 15-3. The Buckeyes showed fight to pull within 19-11, but the Huskers closed out the sweep, 25-16.

Up Next: The Huskers are back home next weekend to face Illinois on Friday at 7 p.m. and Michigan on Saturday at 7 p.m.

Will be interesting to see how the transfer thing works out at Indiana and others as time goes by . High school recruiting and development being tossed aside pretty much .

Matt Rhule is scheduled to talk at around noon today. I'll provide any notable updates from the head coach.

Nebraska (5-2, 2-2) travels to Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday to play No. 4 Ohio State (5-1, 2-1), which had a bye this past weekend. The game will be FOX's Big Noon Kickoff, 11 a.m. central time.

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Why is he not getting any criticism? No experience before coming here, barely older than our players, looks like he's 16, and leads the most ineffective group on the team. Maybe we need to have him go to an analyst role and get a real receivers coach. WR's run bad routes, jog most of the time & rarely run full speed, commit penalties, can't block, can't win 50/50 balls, don't separate, allow db's to pick off balls.

I heard two iterations regarding Foley. The sources are fairly reliable and seems to go in line with Rhule's desire to not make coaching changes during the season.

1) Foley's contract will not be renewed at the end of the season.
2) Foley has to show major improvement from now until the end of the season before assessing his contract at EOY.

Foley is not the only coach under the microscope. I hope like hell Rhule says screw it and boots his ass sooner than later.

No way our offensive performance over the last season and a half justifies him being amongst the top 10 OC salaries.

AVCA Division I Top 25 (10/21)


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Auburn (#25)

Others Receiving Votes
Marquette (34), Washington (31), Arkansas (28), Texas A&M (21), South Dakota State (13), Auburn (12), Michigan (6), UCLA (6), Illinois (4), Miami (FL) (4), Virginia (4)

Yikes

Offensive Player of the Week
QB - Ethan Garbers, UCLA (SR)
- Led UCLA to its first-ever Big Ten win on Saturday at Rutgers with his best statistical performance as a Bruin, posting career-highs in passing yards (383), and touchdowns (4), while recording the fifth-highest completion percentage by a Bruin QB since 1980 (32-of-38, 84%)
- Added a 49-yard rushing touchdown, giving him five total touchdowns on the day
- Recorded the longest pass of his career with a 67-yard touchdown pass to Keegan Jones
- Earns UCLA's first Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week honor

Defensive Player of the Week
LB - Gabe Jacas, Illinois (JR)
- Recorded a career-high 13 tackles including six solo, 2.5 sacks and a forced fumble in Illinois' 21-7 win over No. 24 Michigan
- Helped the Illini hold Michigan to its fewest points since 2014
- His 2.5 sacks marked a new career high and the most sacks in a Big Ten Conference game by any player this season
- Last Illinois Defensive Player of the Week: Xavier Scott (Sept. 9, 2024)

Special Teams Player of the Week
K/P - Jonathan Kim, Michigan State (SR)
- Split the uprights on a school record 6-of-7 field goals, including making four of 40+ yards in Michigan State's 32-20 win over Iowa
- His six made field goals tie a Big Ten record, matching Jake Moody of Michigan who had six field goals vs. Indiana (11/17/2018)
- With 20 points Saturday, Kim also set a top mark in modern-day Big Ten history by a kicker, bettering the old mark of 19 set by Moody in the 2018 win over Indiana
- Last Michigan State Special Teams Player of the Week: Matt Coghlin (Oct. 18, 2021)

Freshman of the Week
WR - Nick Marsh, Michigan State (FR)
- Had 113 receiving yards and tied a season-high with eight catches to help Michigan State past Iowa, 32-20, Saturday night in Spartan Stadium
- Marsh's last catch went for 11 yards to the 1-yard line to set up MSU's final touchdown of the game with 2:03 remaining to seal the victory
- Marked the newcomer's second game of the year with at least 100 receiving yards
- Last Michigan State Freshman of the Week: Nick Marsh (Sept. 9, 2024)

Cosgrove or Satterfield?

tOSU coming off a bye and wanting to make a statement taking the field for the first time after the Oregon loss. Not a good spot for the Huskers and I will be pretty surprised if we cover that number. Not sure how we don't struggle mightily again on offense against the best defense we'll face this year.

I'd advise we all emotionally prepare for another 56-7 type of game, take it for what it is, and focus on getting bowl eligible in the last four. 7-5 is achievable, where most of us thought we'd be, and would be a successful year for this team/program to build off.