I’ve heard R. Johnson will be back but nothing official on Irvin or about timeline on their returns. Without these guys we are razor thin at RB and you would think a transfer makes sense.

I joined this site in October of 2002 and up until the last year or so it was always a great place to be. There are scores of really awesome members, and though we didn't always agree, we engaged in vigorous debate and walked away with mutual respect "generally" intact.
The new leadership on the board has ostensibly pushed me away. While my typical response to such things is to push back and fight, I find there are better options for me elsewhere.
I know several of you will respond to this with snarkey comments and good riddance and that's cool. But I know some will take it seriously and those are the posters I will miss... so with all of that said farewell both friends and foes.... and ALWAYS GO BIG BIG RED.

Just to change the subject, it's the 10th anniversary of that game tomorrow. Not a fan of either team but it's one of those game moments that you remember where you were and what you were doing when you saw it.
I remember watching it with my family at the Rock Bottom. Everyone in the restaurant was watching intently when the Alabama kick fell short and the entire place got excited and cheered watching Auburn win on the return.

December 10
#4 Iowa 87, Wisconsin 65
#12 Ohio State 94, #25 Penn State 84 (OT)
Maryland 71, Northwestern 58
Minnesota 60, Purdue 58
Michigan 84, Illinois 48

Standings
1. Nebraska (8-2, 1-0)
1. Indiana (8-1, 1-0)
1. Iowa (10-1, 1-0)
1. Maryland (7-3, 1-0)
1. Michigan (8-2, 1-0)
1. Minnesota (9-1, 1-0)
1. Ohio State (8-1, 1-0)
8. Illinois (5-3, 0-1)
8. Michigan State (7-2, 0-1)
8. Northwestern (3-6, 0-1)
8. Penn State (7-3, 0-1)
8. Purdue (6-4, 0-1)
8. Rutgers (6-6, 0-1)
8. Wisconsin (5-4, 0-1)

Games for Tuesday, December 12
Towson at Maryland

Next Nebraska Game - Sunday, December 17
Southern at Nebraska (2:00 PM - BTN+)

Are saying he's N. Any corroberation here?

82 years ago today. Never forget.

Update:

Full game story – including fast facts and an updated bracket/matchups – as the Huskers rally past Arkansas in Set 1 and grinds out Set 4 to reach their 17th all-time Final Four and sixth in the past nine seasons:


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Opening things up about 30 min early. About to get started at the Bob at approx. 5pm (CT). Broadcast info and a look at the Elite Eight field below:

No. 1 Nebraska (31-1) vs. No. 3 Arkansas (28-5)
TV Channel: ESPNU
Streaming: WatchESPN/ESPN+ (Link), YouTube TV (Link to free trial), FuboTV (Link to free trial)
Radio: Huskers Radio Network, Lincoln 107.3 FM and AM 590 Omaha
Listen online: Huskers.com
App Audio: Official Huskers App


ELITE EIGHT:
All times Central. All games available on ESPNU and WatchESPN/ESPN-plus. Records are updated after match concludes.

PITTSBURGH REGIONAL:
1 Pittsburgh (29-4) vs. 2 Louisville (27-5) in five sets, 3-2

NEBRASKA REGIONAL:
1 Nebraska (31-1) vs. 3 Arkansas (28-5) – 5 p.m.

WISCONSIN REGIONAL:
1 Wisconsin (29-3) vs. 2 Oregon (29-5) – 7 p.m.

STANFORD REGIONAL:
1 Stanford (29-3) vs. 2 Texas (25-4) – 9 p.m.

Good luck Jeff.

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Leggo Jackson!!!

How incredible is this??

Craig Bohl will retire at the end of Wyoming's season. The Cowboys play Toledo in the Arizona Bowl.

Bohl is in his 10th year in Laramie. He currently has a 60-60 overall record. This is his fourth season with at least eight wins.

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There's one QB off the board.

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We land McCord and Princely who help us go from worst in turnovers to +3!

Supposedly Nebraska is the front runner for McCord. Anyone hear anything on this?

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TE:
Evan Engram with QB issues
Goebert

Flex:
Kenneth Walker injured vs 49ers
Calvin Ridley with QB issues

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Who you got going forward?

If McCord was such a lock it would be odd to be visiting Howard again.
Wasn’t McCord supposed to have been in Lincoln this weekend?
Also another TE?

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So when two dips hits get into it and hijack a thread they have the choice to stop, take it to the "Argument Thread" or get suspended.

starting right now on Sundance channel.

Go......

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Via Nebraska Athletics Communications:

East Lansing, Mich. – Alexis Markowski erupted for 13 points and 15 rebounds in the second half to help Nebraska surge to a 17-point fourth-quarter lead on its way to an 80-74 Big Ten women's basketball win over NCAA NET No. 8 Michigan State on Saturday afternoon.

With the victory, NET No. 21 Nebraska improved to 8-2 and 1-0 in the Big Ten, while Michigan State slipped to 7-2 and 0-1 in the conference.

Markowski, who notched her fifth consecutive double-double and sixth of the season, finished with a team-high 13 points and a game-high 17 rebounds. Markowski, who missed much of the first half with early foul trouble, got plenty of help from all the Huskers, including freshman Jessica Petrie. The 6-2 forward from Gold Coast, Australia, stepped up in a big way by going 5-for-7 from the field in the first half to tie her career high for the second straight game with 11 points.

Petrie wasn't alone in supplying a huge first-half lift for the Huskers. Junior forward Kendall Coley tied her season high with eight points, including a three-point buzzer beater to end the first quarter that gave NU a 21-19 lead. She added a two-point buzzer beater to end the half that gave Nebraska a 22-20 second-quarter win, sending the Big Red to the half with a 43-39 lead on the road - Michigan State's first halftime deficit of the season.

Markowski returned after halftime and set the tone on the glass for the Huskers, who outworked the Spartans, 46-30 on the boards for the game.

The 6-3 center from Lincoln helped the Huskers extend the lead to 60-52 at the end of three quarters, before scoring eight points in the first eight minutes of the fourth quarter to push Nebraska's lead to 77-60.

Jaz Shelley played another outstanding all-around game with 11 points, seven rebounds and nine assists, while freshman forward Natalie Potts contributed 10 points, five rebounds and two blocks.

Graduate guard Darian White added nine points, six rebounds and five assists, while Callin Hake also contributed nine points on 3-of-5 three-point shooting.

As a team, Nebraska buried 10-of-23 three-pointers - the fourth consecutive game this season with 10 or more threes. All 10 Huskers scored at least three points.

Nebraska hit 47.5 percent (29-61) of its shots from the field, including 43.5 percent of its threes, while sinking 70.6 percent (12-17) of its free throws. The Huskers won on the road despite committing a season-high 24 turnovers.

Moira Joiner led MSU with 18 points, while Theryn Hallock added 17 points off the bench - with most of the damage coming in the final two minutes. The Huskers held a Michigan State team that entered the game leading the Big Ten in three-point shooting to just 4-of-27 (.148) shooting from long range. The Spartans did hit 16-of-22 free throws and committed just 12 turnovers.

The Huskers return to Lincoln for Finals Week before closing home non-conference play against 2023 NCAA Tournament qualifier and SWAC champion Southern on Sunday, Dec. 17. Tip-off between the Big Red and the Jaguars is set for noon with tickets available now at Huskers.com. Live coverage will be provided by Nebraska Public Media with a live video stream for subscribers of B1G+. Free live audio will be provided by the Huskers Radio Network.

December 9
#1 Arizona 98, #23 Wisconsin 73
#4 Purdue 92, Alabama 86
#17 Tennessee 86, #20 Illinois 79
Minnesota 77, Florida Gulf Coast 57
Auburn 104, Indiana 76
Penn State 83, Ohio State 80
Rutgers 70, Seton Hall 63

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

Games for Sunday, December 10
Detroit Mercy at Northwestern (1:00 PM - BTN+)
Michigan at Iowa (3:30 PM - BTN)
Michigan State at Nebraska (5:30 PM - BTN)