Miami's Tyler Van Dyke.

Miami fans either love him or hate him. Had a great year in 2021 but wasn't able to duplicate that success. Would still be a massive upgrade and is someone that has plenty of experience.

Wow... Purdue's only real receiving threat

5 others have also entered the portal in the last 24 hours as well

Sorted by Date/Time. All rankings from AP Poll. All times Central.

FRIDAY - DECEMBER 1

6:00 PM

CUSA Championship Game
New Mexico State at #20 Liberty (CBS Sports Network)

7:00 PM

Pac-12 Championship Game (at Las Vegas)
#5 Oregon vs. #3 Washington (ABC)

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SATURDAY - DECEMBER 2

11:00 AM

Big 12 Championship Game (at Arlington, TX)
#19 Oklahoma State vs. #7 Texas (ABC)

MAC Championship Game (at Detroit)
Miami (OH) vs. #23 Toledo (ESPN)

2:00 PM

Mountain West Championship Game
Boise State at UNLV (FOX)

3:00 PM

AAC Championship Game
#25 Southern Methodist at #17 Tulane (ABC)

SEC Championship Game (at Atlanta)
#1 Georgia vs. #8 Alabama (CBS)

Sun Belt Championship Game
Appalachian State at Troy (ESPN)

7:00 PM

ACC Championship Game (at Charlotte, NC)
#15 Louisville vs. #4 Florida State (ABC)

Big Ten Championship Game (at Indianapolis)
#2 Michigan vs. #18 Iowa (FOX)

November 28
1520 - Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan reached the Pacific Ocean after passing through the South American strait that now bears his name.

1919 - American-born Lady Astor became the first woman to take a seat on the British Parliament.

1942 - Almost 500 people were killed in the Coconut Grove nightclub fire in Boston.

1943 - President Franklin D. Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Soviet leader Josef Stalin met in Tehran, Iran for their first meeting during World War II.

1964 - The U.S. spacecraft Mariner 4 launched -- on its way to the first successful mission to Mars.

1979 - An Air New Zealand DC-10 bound for the South Pole crashed into a mountain in Antarctica, killing all 257 people aboard.

1990 - Margaret Thatcher resigned as British prime minister and was succeeded by John Major.

1994 - Serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer was killed in a Wisconsin prison by a fellow inmate.

2001 - Enron Corp., once the world's largest energy trader, collapsed after would-be rescuer Dynegy Inc. backed out of an $8.4 billion takeover deal. (Enron filed for bankruptcy protection four days later.)

2016 - The first commercial flight from the United States to Havana in more than 50 years arrived in Cuba as the island began week-long memorial services for Fidel Castro.

2018 - Democrats overwhelmingly nominated Nancy Pelosi to become House speaker.

2020 - Pennsylvania's highest court threw out a lower court's order preventing the state from certifying dozens of contests on its Nov. 3 election ballot; it was the latest lawsuit filed by Republicans attempting to undo President-elect Joe Biden's victory in the battleground state.

2022 - Payton Gendron, a white gunman who massacred 10 Black people at a Buffalo supermarket, pleaded guilty to murder and hate-motivated terrorism charges in an agreement that gave him life in prison without parole.

Birthdays
24 - Lee Rodriguez (actress)
35 - Scarlett Pomers (actress)
36 - Karen Gillan (actress)
39 - Mary Elizabeth Winstead (actress)
40 - Summer Rae (professional wrestler)
44 - Daniel Henney (actor)
45 - Aimee Garcia (actress)
48 - Malcolm Goodwin (actor)
50 - Gina Tognoni (actress)
55 - Dawn Robinson (singer)
56 - Stephnie Weir (actress/comedian)
61 - Jon Stewart (comedian/TV host)
61 - Jane Sibbett (actress)
64 - Judd Nelson (actor)
67 - Kristine Arnold (singer)
73 - Ed Harris (actor)
74 - Paul Shaffer (musician)
77 - Susan Spencer (broadcast journalist)
80 - Randy Newman (singer)
94 - Berry Gordy Jr. (music executive)

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Today in Sports History - November 28
1929 - Ernie Nevers (Chicago Cardinals) set an NFL record when he scored 40 points in a game. He scored six touchdowns and kicked four extra points.

1938 - TCU quarterback Davey O'Brien wins the Heisman Trophy.

1948 - Dippy Evans (Chicago Bears) became the first NFL player to score two touchdowns on recovered fumbles in a game.

1961 - Running back Ernie Davis of Syracuse became the first African American to win the Heisman Trophy.

1967 - UCLA quarterback Gary Beban wins the Heisman Trophy.

1969 - The New York Knicks set an NBA record when they won their 18th consecutive game.

1978 - Oklahoma running back Billy Sims wins the Heisman Trophy.

1979 - Billy Smith (New York Islanders) became the first goalie in NHL history to get credit for a goal. Smith was the last Islander to touch the puck before Rob Ramage (Colorado Rockies) put it into his own net.

1981 - Alabama head football coach Paul "Bear" Bryant wins his 315th game to surpass Amos Alonzo Stagg as college football's winningest coach.

1982 - Ron Sutter began his NHL career as a Philadelphia Flyer. With his start a record was set when 5 brothers all played in the NHL. His brothers were Brian (St. Louis), Darryl (Chicago), Brent (Islanders) and Duane (Islanders). Ron's twin Rich signed with Pittsburgh a year later to make it six Sutters brothers in the league at one time.

1989 - Rickey Henderson signs a record $3 million-per-year contract with the Oakland Athletics.

2002 - Michael Jordan (Washington Wizards) announced that he would retire for the third and final time at the end of the NBA season.

2002 - The Dallas Mavericks lost their first game of the season to the Indiana Pacers. The Mavericks had won the first 14 games of the season.

2021 - Lee Elder, who broke down racial barriers as the first Black golfer to play in the Masters, died in Escondido, California at age 87.

The Huskers have a chance to start the season 7-0 this afternoon with Cal State Fullerton in town. If Nebraska can get this win, it'll be the first 7-0 start since Danny Nee's 1992-93 squad.

Tip is slated for 1 p.m. at Pinnacle Bank Arena. Sunday's game is not televised but will be available online at B1G Plus with Jessica Coody and Andy Markowski on the call.

Here's a quick preview:



Edit: the availability report recently came out. No surprises.

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Taking out the trash. Santa's gonna remember.

After years of suffering, I never thought I would say this but I think we need to go back to our roots! The option game!! This would be nearly impossible to prep for with only a week or 2 between games. The option with a little more passing etc. then our teams during the great 40 plus year run!!

I for amusement have been watching pretty much all of Deion Sanders press conferences. He routinely forgets his players names or just flat out can't pronounce their names when he's reading from a paper... just refers to "numbers". There are a lot of players on his team that he doesn't even know. He knows his skill position guys though. I would hate to play for a coach like that.

Here's the latest edition of the Blackshirt Breakdown.

Jay Foreman broke down some good and not-so-good plays from the Iowa loss and then gives his thoughts on Matt Rhule's first season as the Husker head coach. Check it out:

Of course everyone complains about the OC, but do we truly expect any staff changes this offseason?

November 27
Rutgers 71, St. Peter's 40
Wisconsin 71, Western Illinois 49
Northwestern 89, Northern Illinois 67

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

Games for Tuesday, November 28
Georgia Southern at Michigan State (5:30 PM - BTN)
Rider at Maryland (6:00 PM - BTN+)
Texas Southern at #1 Purdue (7:30 PM - BTN)

Next Nebraska Game - Sunday, December 3
#15 Creighton at Nebraska (3:00 PM - FS1)

00:00 - Intro

01:16 - The latest with Grant Brix

06:36 - What the 2023 season meant to Nebraska's recruits

10:43 - Remaining needs for the 2024 class

12:19 - Nebraska's transfer portal needs

15:15 - How does Matt Rhule manage the current QB room?

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Who should be on it?

What is timeline for signing portal kids?

getting that last bowl bid?

Gone.

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Prime may have a problem.

Two sides showing mutual interest according to Some Body of Some News Service


Am I doing this right?

AP Top 25 (11/27)
1. Purdue (60) (6-0)
2. Arizona (1) (6-0)
3. Marquette (5-1)
4. Connecticut (2) (6-0)
5. Kansas (5-1)
6. Houston (7-0)
7. Duke (5-1)
8. Miami (FL) (5-0)
9. Baylor (6-0)
10. Tennessee (4-2)
11. Gonzaga (4-1)
12. Kentucky (5-1)
13. Florida Atlantic (5-1)
14. Texas A&M (6-1)
15. Creighton (5-1)
16. Texas (5-1)
17. North Carolina (5-1)
18. Villanova (6-1)
19. BYU (6-0)
20. Colorado State (6-0)
21. Mississippi State (6-0)
22. James Madison (6-0)
23. Alabama (5-1)
24. Illinois (5-1)
25. Oklahoma (6-0)

Others Receiving Votes
Memphis, San Diego State, Colorado, Ohio State, TCU, Michigan State, Auburn, UCLA, Princeton, Arkansas, Iowa State, Florida State, Liberty, USC, Nevada, Virginia, Clemson, Mississippi, Nebraska, South Carolina, Cincinnati, Kansas State, Bradley

Dropped Out
Colorado (#18), Arkansas (#20), Michigan State (#21), USC (#23), Virginia (#24)

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Coaches Top 25 (11/27)
1. Purdue (32) (6-0)
2. Arizona (6-0)
3. Marquette (5-1)
4. Connecticut (6-0)
5. Houston (7-0)
6. Kansas (5-1)
7. Duke (5-1)
8. Miami (FL) (5-0)
9. Baylor (6-0)
10. Gonzaga (4-1)
11. Tennessee (4-2)
12. Kentucky (5-1)
13. Texas A&M (6-1)
14. Creighton (5-1)
15. Villanova (6-1)
16. North Carolina (5-1)
17. Florida Atlantic (5-1)
18. Texas (5-1)
19. BYU (6-0)
20. Alabama (5-1)
21. Colorado State (6-0)
22. Mississippi State (6-0)
23. James Madison (6-0)
24. Illinois (5-1)
25. Michigan State (3-3)

Others Receiving Votes
Memphis, Virginia, UCLA, TCU, San Diego State, Oklahoma, Colorado, Ohio State, Clemson, Auburn, Princeton, Nevada, Iowa State, USC, Liberty, Bradley, Cincinnati, Arkansas, Florida

Dropped Out
Virginia (#18), Colorado (#21), Memphis (#23), UCLA (#24)

Rhule is now scheduled to hold a postseason presser at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday. We'll have updates on the board, site and full presser film on our YouTube channel.

If anyone has a couple of Nebrasketball tickets vs Creighton in the lower bowl that you're unable to use and/or willing to part with, please let me know. It should go without saying, but I will be wearing red and hate Creighton -- so you can rest assured that your tickets will not be going to a blue sweatervest-wearing cuck.

Will pay a fair/market price, and would much rather it all go to the ticket holder rather than $100 in fees going to a POS bloodsucking ticket brokerage site.

Panther fans who didn’t think it could get worse were wrong🤣 Crappy qb play matters at either pro or college level, but you can’t fire the qb. Even alleged best coach of all-time Belicheat can‘t win without one. Hit the portal hard, Rhule.

Via Nebraska Athletics Communications:
Nebraska's Natalie Potts collected her second Big Ten honor in three weeks, as she was named the Big Ten Women's Basketball Freshman of the Week on Monday, Nov. 27.

The 6-2 forward from O'Fallon, Mo., averaged 14.0 points on 12-of-16 shooting from the field in a pair of games for the Huskers at the St. Pete Showcase (Nov. 23-25). Her week was highlighted by a career-high 22 points on 9-of-10 shooting from the field in a 75-61 win over Lamar on Thanksgiving Day. Potts hit all eight of her two-point field goal attempts and all three of her free throws, while knocking down 1-of-2 three-pointers in a remarkably efficient performance against the Cardinals.

The two-time Missouri MaxPreps High School Player of the Year is leading the Big Ten in field goal percentage (.738), including a scorching 90 percent (27-of-30) from two-point range. Through six games as a starter, Potts is averaging 12.7 points, 4.2 rebounds and 1.0 block. She has hit 33.3 percent (4-12) of her three-point tries and 71.4 percent (10-14) of her free throws.

Potts and the Huskers return to action on Wednesday when they take on Florida Atlantic. Tip-off at Pinnacle Bank Arena is set for 7 p.m., with tickets available now at Huskers.com.