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Hello friends. Wanted to pass along that Florida State four-star TE commit Chase Loftin told me he’s visiting Nebraska this weekend for the UCLA game. Obviously FSU is in trouble this year and FSU just had another decommit today.

Definitely something to keep an eye on…

COACHING CAREER
2024: Nebraska (Offensive Coordinator/Tight Ends)
2023: Nebraska (Offensive Coordinator)
2021-22: South Carolina (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks)
2020: Carolina Panthers (Assistant Offensive Line)
2019: Baylor (Tight Ends)
2018: Baylor (Recruiting Coordinator)
2018: East Tennessee State (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks)
2016-17: Tennessee Tech (Head Coach)
2015: Temple (Offensive Coordinator/Running Backs)
2013-14: Temple (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks)
2009-12: Chattanooga (Offensive Coordinator)
2008: UT Martin (Associate Head Coach/Passing Game Coordinator)
2006-07: UT Martin (Offensive Coordinator)
2005: Western Carolina (Wide Receivers)
2004: Richmond (Wide Receivers)
2002-03: Tennessee (Graduate Assistant)
2001: Chattanooga (Wide Receivers)
1999-2000: Chattanooga (Graduate Assistant)


Rhule
COACHING CAREER
2023-present: Nebraska (Head Coach)
2020-22: Carolina Panthers (Head Coach)
2017-19: Baylor (Head Coach)
2013-16: Temple (Head Coach)
2012: New York Giants (Assistant Offensive Line)
2011: Temple (Offensive Coordinator/Tight Ends/Recruiting Coordinator)
2008-10: Temple (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks)
2007: Temple (Quarterbacks/Recruiting Coordinator)
2006: Temple (Defensive Line)
2005: Western Carolina (Assistant Head Coach/Running Game Coordinator/Special Teams)
2003-04: Western Carolina (Assistant Head Coach/Linebackers/Special Teams)
2002: Western Carolina (Special Teams/Linebackers)
2001: UCLA (Assistant Defensive Line)
2000: Buffalo (Defensive Line)
1999: Buffalo (Assistant Defensive Line)
1998: Albright [Pa.] College (Linebackers)

2005 - western carolina
2013 - 15 - temple
2018 - 19 - baylor
2020 - 22 - carolina

It seems like rhule and saterfeild worked lot together which can be a very good thing.
but what I don't understand is how you can separate the two?
rhule I'm sure talks with his oc alot, and shares headsets during games.
so if people have a huge problem with saterfeilds play calling, would'nt they have a problem with rhule more, seeing he's the head honcho?
I ask this because we have quite a track record of caning oc's, every 2 years..that hasn't seem to produce an abundance of offense...
I understand NU fan venting on a message board where they perceive the offense is not being called correctly..but why is it just on saterfeild? and would'nt this be undermining rhule?

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Did he play vs OSU?

Their offense is fun to watch. Can we hire somebody to steal their playbook and give it to Satt?

better coach, QB, overall roster (and energy / focus)

I love watching this dude play. He doesnt get a lot of snaps, but when he does, he is always wreaking havoc. He's very twitchy and bendy for a guy that's only 6'1", and it seems OTs have a hard time getting their hands on him because there isn't a lot of surface area. Not sure if he's played in more than 4 games or RS-ing, but can't wait to see him develop.

The Miami dudes like Barney, Shavers, and McGahee are difference-makers. We need more.

On the brink up 3-0 on Yankees.

Can we go get their coach to at least come talk to Foley.

Prayers for the new little one - any other surprises coming tonight? This one was 2 weeks EARLY!!! Terrifying but looks AOK

There was so much to unpack here. Included in the story below:

>> A full recap of Emmett Johnson's run and the entire sequence at the end of the first half
>> Everything Gus Johnson and Joel Klatt said during the broadcast
>> The Big Ten's official statement
>> Matt Rhule's entire 1,165-word transcript in response to the Big Ten + his thoughts on officiating in the B1G and across all of college football

Satterfield is garbage - I get it. And hopefully he is gone soon.

But if DR makes more easy throws in pressure situations, we win today - just like Illinois. He misses too many easy throws in the red zone.

seems to recall it was fairly outlandish. anyone have that top of mind?
tia
BGR!!!

Points per game: Ranked 92
Yards per game: Ranked 88
Points per play: Ranked 100
Yards per play: Ranked 104
Red zone scoring: Ranked 130

Based on math, you tell me if the coaches on offense are getting the job done.

We know exactly why the OSU game was lost. It was there for the taking. We called a bad game and the offense didn’t execute. Watch the tape, and move on quickly. All focus on UCLA. Play hard. Play confident and loose and we are bowling. That’s step 1 in this program rebuild.

Jesus flipping channels I came across game 5 of the championship.NY bea t whoever in the finals .scored a whopping 67 points in tje final game. I could get an All state boys HS team from any state in America that would beat the NY team by 50. Who actually watches this shit. FWIW I watched the last 52 seconds.

That time of the week again, big visit weekend ahead, drop your questions below

The reason I think he'll be great is the look on his face on his recruiting profile.


Kind of looks like a Vampire

Look for some comments from Nebraska athletic department this week on officials. Enough is enough, AD will pay the fine.

A pair of press releases via Nebraska Athletics:

Nebraska VB schedule changes:
The Nebraska volleyball program has announced two start time changes for matches in November.

The Huskers' Nov. 9 road match at Washington will begin at 9:30 p.m. (CT) on Big Ten Network, the conference announced on Monday.

Also, Nebraska's Nov. 23 home match against Wisconsin at the Bob Devaney Sports Center will begin at 7 p.m. instead of the originally scheduled time of 8 p.m. That match will also be televised on the Big Ten Network.

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Andi Jackson earns DPOTW:
Nebraska sophomore middle blocker Andi Jackson was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week for the first time in her career on Monday.

Jackson put up 1.57 blocks per set in the Huskers' wins over Illinois and Michigan over the weekend, while also contributing 3.00 kills per set on .417 hitting to continue to lead the nation in hitting percentage (.472).

In a sweep of Illinois on Friday, Jackson had six blocks to go with 11 kills on .667 hitting. In a 3-1 win against Michigan on Saturday, Jackson finished with five blocks and 10 kills

Player of the Week
Julia Hanson, Minnesota
Jr. - OH– Savage, Minn. – Major: Food and Agriculture Business Management

• Posted 5.31 points and 5.00 kills per set in wins over Northwestern and Ohio State last week
• Added 1.38 digs, 0.38 blocks and 0.13 service aces per set
• Posted 19 kills on .529 hitting with four digs and one block on Wednesday in a sweep of Northwestern
• Tallied 21 kills, her second career 20+ kill match, in a five set reverse sweep against Ohio State
• Added an assist, an ace, seven digs and two blocks in the five-set win vs. Ohio State
• Has 15 matches with 10+ kills and seven matches with 15+ kills this season
• Last Minnesota Player of the Week: Taylor Landfair (Nov. 28, 2022)

Defensive Player of the Week
Andi Jackson, Nebraska
So. - MB – Brighton, Colo. - Major: Business Administration

• Put up 1.57 blocks per set in the Huskers’ wins over RV Illinois and RV Michigan, while also contributing 3.00 kills per set on .417 hitting on the weekend to continue to lead the nation in hitting percentage (.472)
• In a sweep of Illinois, Jackson had six blocks to go with 11 kills on .667 hitting
• Finished with five blocks and 10 kills in a 3-1 win over Michigan
• Last Nebraska Defensive Player of the Week: Rebekah Allick (Oct. 7, 2024)

Setter/Freshman of the Week
Izzy Starck, Penn State
Fr. – S – Viera, Fla. – Major: Undeclared

• Recorded back-to-back double-doubles and provided a spark offensively with 13 kills over two matches as No. 3 Penn State earned wins over RV UCLA and No. 16 USC
• In a five-set win over the Bruins, the setter finished with 45 assists, 14 digs, four blocks, and what was at the time a career-high six kills
• She followed that with a new career high of seven kills while adding 43 assists, 16 digs, one block, and one ace in a four-set win over the nationally-ranked Trojans
• Starck has now recorded double-doubles in four of the past five matches
• Last Penn State Setter of the Week: Izzy Starck (Sept. 30, 2024)
• Last Penn State Freshman of the Week: Izzy Starck (Oct. 21, 2024)

We'll post any notable updates from Rhule, who's expected to begin at around noon.

Up next for Nebraska is a home game against UCLA (2-5, 1-4) on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. The Bruins had lost five straight to Indiana, LSU, Oregon, Penn State and Minnesota before snapping their losing streak in Piscataway with a 35-32 win at Rutgers two weekends ago. This weekend they enjoyed a bye and will come to Lincoln with an extra week to prepare.

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The Lions scored 52 points despite having only 61 net passing yards and 225 total yards of offense. It was the first time since 1955 that a team scored over 50 points with less than 100 yards passing.
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0-4 at home. No bueno.

AVCA Division I Top 25 (10/28)

Others Receiving Votes
Texas A&M (89), Washington (28), Marquette (22), Missouri (19), Michigan (15), South Dakota State (12), Arkansas (9), Virginia (5), UCLA (4)