Michigan played like a team that can win the whole damn thing. NU played like a team that wasn’t going to punch above its weight today. NU could be 3-2 but are 2-3. I hope the kids just take a mulligan mentally as far as this game is concerned and focus on a very winnable game Friday. There were a few bright spots, but it was pretty much a manhandling by a more talented disciplined team.
The overreaction to a team losing to a 2X CFP team after only winning 7 games in the last two years is something. Just focus on playing sound football next week and go 1-0. There are a lot of mediocre teams on the schedule. Beat them.

Who has the better odds of returning to work next season?

BF has the ominous drive to 325. Can he get there? His daddy will keep him around if he gets to 326. He cannot/will not land skill position players with that offense. But behind a good OL, anything is possible.

Satterfield doesn’t have any contractual obligations to production or competency. But he is the most overpaid assistant in the country. At over a million a year, he’d open up some cap space to bring in a promising youngster and a shit ton of ribeye steaks.

Both should be unemployed. That’s not up for debate. But which coach is more likely to be bailed out by a pacifist head coach?

Wakefield was a true pitcher. Not physically talented compared to some, but he knew how to get batters out.



Also- f@ck you Schilling for announcing private information before the family.

It would seem, from reading many posts on this board, that there are many potential head coaches who post on here. The profound insights and genius suggestions for what we need to do are astounding. The depth of football knowledge is just amazing.

So if we fire Frost now, as it seems many on here think we should, Moos should just come to this board. He will find several potential new head coaches to choose from.

the Caleb Williams prize, does he opt out for another year of NIL? Can't imagine his choice in the next draft is any better. There's a reason for the #1 pick.

Time for another Conversations with Clouse live chat from 7-8pm. Let's see those questions!


Fire away!

Apparently the writers are just as tired as the football team we pay for this site so they would tell things likes who is visiting and about the players and about their visits. We don’t get that. Can anyone explain to me why. We used to do that.

AP Top 25 (10/1)
1. Georgia (35) (5-0)
2. Michigan (12) (5-0)
3. Texas (10) (5-0)
4. Ohio State (1) (4-0)
5. Florida State (4) (4-0)
6. Penn State (5-0)
7. Washington (5-0)
8. Oregon (5-0)
9. USC (5-0)
10. Notre Dame (5-1)
11. Alabama (4-1)
12. Oklahoma (5-0)
13. Washington State (4-0)
14. North Carolina (4-0)
15. Oregon State (4-1)
16. Mississippi (4-1)
17. Miami (FL) (4-0)
18. Utah (4-1)
19. Duke (4-1)
20. Kentucky (5-0)
21. Missouri (5-0)
22. Tennessee (4-1)
23. LSU (3-2)
24. Fresno State (5-0)
25. Louisville (5-0)

Others Receiving Votes
Maryland, Kansas State, Texas A&M, UCLA, Tulane, Air Force, Wisconsin, West Virginia, Clemson, Kansas, James Madison, Colorado

Dropped Out
Florida (#22), Kansas (#24)

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Coaches Top 25 (10/1)
1. Georgia (59) (5-0)
2. Michigan (1) (5-0)
3. Ohio State (2) (4-0)
4. Texas (1) (5-0)
5. Florida State (4-0)
6. Penn State (5-0)
7. USC (5-0)
8. Washington (1) (5-0)
9. Oregon (5-0)
10. Alabama (4-1)
11. Notre Dame (5-1)
12. Oklahoma (5-0)
13. North Carolina (4-0)
14. Washington State (4-0)
15. Mississippi (4-1)
16. Oregon State (4-1)
17. Miami (FL) (4-0)
18. Tennessee (4-1)
19. Utah (4-1)
20. Kentucky (5-0)
21. Duke (4-1)
22. Missouri (5-0)
23. LSU (3-2)
24. Fresno State (5-0)
25. Louisville (5-0)

Others Receiving Votes
Maryland, Kansas State, Texas A&M, Air Force, UCLA, Clemson, Iowa, Wyoming, Kansas, Tulane, James Madison, West Virginia, BYU, Marshall, Wisconsin, Ohio, Memphis, Florida

Dropped Out
Florida (#23), Kansas (#24), Kansas State (#25)

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What a dumbass rule, if legit. Only Canadians would vote for something like this.

Hopefully top 50.

Postgame Notes: Michigan at Nebraska
- Michigan extended its lead in the all-time series between the schools to 8-4-1, including a 2-1-1 advantage in Lincoln

- Nebraska dropped to 6-13 all-time against teams ranked #2 in the Associated Press Poll, including 2-3 at Memorial Stadium. Nebraska has lost 14 straight games against Top-5 opponents

- Today's kickoff temperature of 93 degrees tied for the warmest at Memorial Stadium since 1985, matching the kickoff temperature in three previous games (1985 vs. Florida State, 2002 vs. Utah State, 2015 vs. BYU)

- Senior Joshua Fleeks had a 74-yard rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter. The 74-yard rush was the longest of Fleeks' career, bettering a 17-yard run against Oklahoma State in 2018 when Fleeks was at Baylor. Entering today's game, Fleeks had 29 career carries for 88 yards and two touchdowns.

- Senior receiver Billy Kemp IV had a 34-yard reception in the first quarter for the longest reception of his college career. His previous long was while Kemp was playing at Virginia on a 32-yard reception at North Carolina in 2021

- Receiver Marcus Washington had a 56-yard reception on the first play of the second half, marking his longest reception as a Husker. His career-long reception is 58 yards, while Washington was at Texas in a 2021 game against Oklahoma State

- Quarterback Heinrich Haarberg threw for a career-high 199 yards in today's game, bettering his previous best of 158 vs. Northern Illinois

- Linebacker Nick Henrich had nine tackles in the game to increase his career total to 182. He is the 54th Husker with at least 175 career tackles

- Today's game captains were OG Ethan Piper, S Phalen Sanford, LB MJ Sherman, and DT Nash Nutmacher

I'm not certain.
GBR

This is getting old really fast even though it’s MR first year.

All this postgame press conference is just hard to watch and hear. Too many unforced errors that puts a bad offense in bad field positions.

We had some success last week but its a game of high highs and low lows. Who is everyone on? Current picks are

Thursday
Tulsa -3.0

Friday
Under 55 Louisville/Nc st
Over 44.5 Utah/Oregon St
La tech ML
BYU +1

Saturday
PSU -26.5
USC -21.5
Kentucky -1.0
Over 45 Florida/Kentucky
Utah St -5.5
Syracuse +7.0
UAB +21.5
BC -3
South Alabama +3.0
Georgia -14
Michigan -17
Indiana +14.5
Purdue ML
Texas Tech -8.5
Vandy +14
LSU -2.5
OU -20.0
Notre Dame -5.5
Michigan St +12.5
Pitt -2.5
West Virginia +14.0
Arizona +20.0
Miss St +14.5

Players we need to get in the portal. Including about four 6'3 wide receivers obviously a QB. Several linemen on offense and defense and some DBs.

Is going to be ok!! True Husker!

The next 4 games are crucial. Starts by sacking up and beating Illinois Friday.

@ Illinois
Northwestern
Purdue
@ Michigan State
Maryland
@ Wisconsin
Iowa

Am I being paranoid or a realist?







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QB done. Looks like he blew out his left knee

Michigan was better than us at every position, players and coaches. Credit to them.

We are paying big money for Rhule, 150M+ invested into the Go Big project and another 450M+ proposed for South Stadium. It’s time for our athletic department to find a way to be competitive in football now. I’m still hopeful on Rhule, but we need to get 6 wins this year. I’m done with the let’s wait and see shit, it’s time to win Rhule

Got the record!! GBR!!

It may be your blueprint for what you want to do, but it's never been Nebraska's blueprint.

It's actually, almost offensive that you would frame it that way. Nebraska has never been a follower or copy cat program. For you to suggest otherwise shows me, you don't know what you're talking about.. at least in this regard.

Nebraska had it's own blueprint. You in fact acknowledged this in the spring with all your fancy fullback talk, and now you throw this phrase out there for people to consume?

I'm sure the intent is to imply that we become more of a balance run/pass team.. but that is not the personnel you have this year. I'm just sort of stunned that a guy with a silver tongue would choose his words so carelessly.. to the point where it's actually insulting. It tells me you truly don't understand Nebraska football nor it's history.