December 13
Nebraska 85, Indiana 68

Standings
1. Michigan (8-1, 2-0)
1. Michigan State (8-2, 2-0)
1. UCLA (8-1, 2-0)
4. Nebraska (7-2, 1-1)
4. Illinois (7-2, 1-1)
4. Indiana (8-3, 1-1)
4. Iowa (7-3, 1-1)
4. Maryland (8-2, 1-1)
4. Northwestern (7-3, 1-1)
4. Ohio State (6-3, 1-1)
4. Oregon (9-1, 1-1)
4. Penn State (8-2, 1-1)
4. Purdue (8-2, 1-1)
4. Rutgers (6-4, 1-1)
4. USC (6-4, 1-1)
16. Minnesota (6-5, 0-2)
16. Washington (7-3, 0-2)
16. Wisconsin (8-3, 0-2)

Games for Saturday, December 14
#11 Purdue vs. #17 Texas A&M (at Indianapolis) (11:00 AM - CBS)
Coppin State at Penn State (11:30 AM - BTN)
Ohio State vs. #2 Auburn (at Atlanta) (12:00 PM - ESPN2)
#20 Wisconsin vs. Butler (at Indianapolis) (1:30 PM - BTN)
#24 UCLA vs. Arizona (at Phoenix) (2:00 PM - ESPN2)
Seton Hall at Rutgers (2:00 PM - FOX)
#1 Tennessee at Illinois (4:30 PM - FOX)

Next Nebraska Game - Sunday, December 22
Nebraska vs. Murray State (at Honolulu, HI) (8:00 PM - ESPN)

Looks like Elmer Fudd

Starting up the live game thread for tonight’s contest between Nebraska and Indiana.

Tipoff is slated for 7 p.m. with the game being shown on FOX.

Pregame reading:


Looks like NU will have everyone available. Buyuktuncel isn’t even listed as questionable, so that’s positive:



Here’s Indiana’s availability report. Rice, a 6-3 guard, being questionable is something. He’s a starter and averaging 10.3 points per game while shooting 41% from 3:

I am jumping in to start and say I WAS once an avid coffee drinker (with just a dash of sugar and milk) but lately I have become addicted to Green Tea in the AM and the Sleepytime teas at night

Be sure to watch the South Korean president get his a$$ impeached.

ON3 showing Jackson to Auburn, Key to Georgia, Brown to LSU. Was hoping new WR coach from Kentucky could bring at least on of those two. Any chance we can get Coleman to return?

Nebraska and many other teams are combing the ranks of 3-4 year players from non-P4 schools who were maybe 5.2 to 5.4 guys out of high school, but have grown and developed into these guys who get selected in the NFL draft in rounds 4-7 and end up being good pro players. The guys from Bowling Green and Fresno are classic examples.

The DT from Missouri is a traditional transfer as he has a coaching connection, but the transfer strategy seems to be a slight shift from just the throw offs from big time programs to adding a number of the best players in the smaller programs. We've had some success with this with Buschini, Toure, Bly Hill (maybe), but it seems that there's more evaluation and emphasis now.

I looked at the Portal roster from Nebraska. There is a lot of Talent on that list, but not much production.

I am Danny Kaelin’s biggest fan. I wish him well and feel he’s doing the right thing for him.

I would have liked to seen Coleman stay. Lots of rumors and gossiping towards him though. I don’t have any inside information but he is great talent with real potential. But zero production to replace. I wish him well.

There are so many WR’s in the Portal I don’t see an attempt to change his mind.

J Butler and Nate B I’d like to have back. Looking at the rest of them, again some real talent there but little production to replace. The Portal offers a great opportunity to upgrade, if 1890 has the money.

GBR!

The Cubs made a splash Trade today trading for Kyle Tucker from the Astros and Sent Issac Paredes, Hayden Wesneski and first round pick Cam Smith to Houston.

That probably means that the Bellinger/Yankees trade is very close to happening is my guess as well.

I figured Parades would be on the way out at some point, just didn't seem like a great fit in Wrigley.

What do you think @Steve Marik

The Mighty (yet oft underwhelming) Cornhuskers face off against the dainty, feathered Eagles.

Boston, a miserable train ride, or a risky 3.5 hour Uber transit to Yankee Stadium. Or travel across the brutal winter winds of the Midwest.

Who shows up with greater fanfare? Do we expect the baseball Mecca to be 1/2 empty, but 80% red? Or will the liberal elites of the east coast decide to show up for a Neanderthal display of power and grit?

Also, can we fend off a middling opponent from the middling ACC?

Login to view embedded media A busy weekend is set for four-star transfer edge rusher Kameron Olds, who will begin his weekend at Georgia Tech and end it as Nebraska.

The Kent State transfer is slated to visit Virginia Tech and Virginia next week and LSU next weekend, and it will happen all as he completes finals while trying to find his next home.

News:

Analysis:

How does this process actually work?

Rhule recruits a Prospect. Prospect wants to travel to Lincoln for a Visit.

How are all of these entities working together. What’s the process?

TE room might be shrinking( probably needs a fresh start) and Okam might be in town(interesting)..Info is usually spot on but not perfect

Do a 30 for 30 show on the one score loses the huskers have had the last few years. They have lost several games when they were at or over 90% probability of winning.

Call it the curse of Pearlman the firing 9 win coaches.

On a cold snowy day. Glass of Makers Mark on the rocks. Pretty interesting documentary on Netflix on how it's made and the history. Your favorites?

I didn’t know he entered the portal too. Any news on where he’s heading? His entry seems like one of those, “wtf are you thinking?” type of entries.

All times Central.

SATURDAY - DECEMBER 14

11:00 AM
Celebration Bowl
Jackson State vs. South Carolina State (ABC)

2:00 PM
Navy vs. Army (at Landover, MD) (CBS)

8:00 PM
Salute to Veterans Bowl
South Alabama vs. Western Michigan (ESPN)