I remember a day when he was about the most hated guy on this board. Now he gets pinned articles? This country is going to hell...

Just a question. I don't know when or how he got it, but in what universe does a 21 year old National Guard member get a top secret security clearance?!

Iowa needs our vote 😂

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Sounds like it was solid for defense but someone lost their cool on the final play and threw a punch*. Offense won because of it.

Great lesson to learn from if they're going to break through the curse of close losses. Sounds like Rhule made the defensive coaches run gassers along with the defensive players.

Epic.

GBR

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played with Jaguars & Bengals.
was an acquaintance of a friend. by all accounts, one of the good guys.

Matt Rhule met with the media today following Saturday's scrimmage:

– He recapped a turnover-filled scrimmage from the offense, the defense winning the day and putting them in a key situation to cap the scrimmage
– Health updates
– More details as he previewed a spring game that he plans to be 1s vs. 1s and 2s vs. 2s – and he doesn't want it to be "a show"

Having a moving sale.

It was reported earlier today that Brady Dunlap, a 6-foot-7, 205-pound three-star guard out of Harvard-Westlake School in Los Angeles, was going to take a visit to Nebraska. I've been able to confirm that with a source, and he'll be in town April 14-16.

Dunlap will also visit St. John's and Villanova.

Dunlap was once a Notre Dame signee, but asked for and was granted a release in January following the news that Mike Brey would be stepping down as head coach of the Irish.

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Cannot wait. Gotta be the most anticipated season of TV since the final season of GOT…hopefully a lot better too.

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Anybody have 2 tickets to sell ? Was late ordering and want closer seats if anyone is selling?

Malcolm Hartzog impressed everyone with a solid true freshman season. But what's his role going to be in 2023? Let's take a look at his strengths and weaknesses:

Silent commit, or just hoping??

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Over 62k sold thus far!!

He took a crap today and it appeared as though it spelled USC. News at 10!

Julian Assibey will join the Nebraska women's basketball program as an assistant this season as announced by head coach Amy Williams on Monday. Assibey has spent the last three seasons as an assistant at Florida where he helped the Gators reach the postseason in every season. Previously, he spent four season as an assistant at Montana State. Assibey replaces former assistant coach Tom Goehle who announced his retirement on April 13.

Here's the full release:

A long-time NCAA Division I assistant with a track record of success around the country, Julian Assibey will join the Nebraska women's basketball staff for the 2023-24 season, Head Coach Amy Williams announced on Monday, April 17.

Assibey (pronounced ah-SEE-bay) comes to Lincoln after spending the past three years as an assistant coach at Florida, where he helped the Gators to three consecutive postseason berths. In his first season (2020-21) in Gainesville, Assibey helped the Gators to their first postseason berth since a 2016 NCAA Tournament bid, and their first postseason victory since 2014. In 2021-22, Assibey helped guide the Gators to a 21-11 record and a trip to the first round of the NCAA Tournament. In 2022-23, Florida finished with a 19-15 overall record that included three wins to advance to the Postseason WNIT Great Eight.

"We are very excited to add Julian, his wife Kaylee, and son's Malachi and Elijah to our Husker women's basketball family," Williams said. "Julian is a high-energy, passionate coach and a dynamic recruiter. His 16 years of collegiate coaching experience coupled with his values and integrity make him the perfect person to positively impact our student-athletes through the game of basketball."

Assibey went to Florida after spending four successful seasons (2016-2020) at Montana State, where he helped the Bobcats to a pair of Big Sky regular-season titles and one conference tournament crown. In addition to his assistant coaching duties, Assibey served as the recruiting coordinator for the Bobcats, who produced nine all-conference honorees including a pair of Big Sky players of the year in his four seasons.

In 2019-20, Montana State produced one of the best seasons in school history, finishing with a 25-6 record that including a Big Sky regular-season title with a 19-1 mark. The Bobcats advanced to the Big Sky Tournament title game against Idaho, but the game was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Fallyn Freije was named the 2020 Big Sky Player of the Year. In Assibey's first year at Montana State (2016-17), the Bobcats rolled to Big Sky regular-season and tournament titles, led by league player of the year Peyton Ferris. The Bobcats earned an automatic bid to the 2017 NCAA Tournament and finished the season with a 25-7 record that included a 15-3 Big Sky mark.

Assibey previously served the 2014-15 season as the video coordinator at Colorado, before advancing to a full-time assistant role for the Buffaloes in 2015-16. He returned to the state of Colorado after a pair of previous stops at Western Colorado (2010-11) and two years at Metro State Denver (2007-09).

Following his season at Western Colorado, Assibey traveled to Andover, Mass., where he spent three seasons as an assistant at Merrimack College. The Warriors posted a 12-game improvement in the win column from his first season (5-21) in 2011-12 to his second season (17-12) in 2012-13.

Born and raised in Ghana, West Africa, Assibey grew up in Downey, Calif., before earning four letters in men's basketball while also competing in track and field (long jump, triple jump, 4x100-meter relay) at William Penn in Oskaloosa, Iowa. He earned his bachelor's degree in sports administration and strength and conditioning in 2005. Following his two seasons as an assistant coach at Metro State Denver (2007-09), he spent one season on staff as an assistant coach at William Penn (2009-10). While coaching at Merrimack in Massachusetts, Assibey completed his master's degree in coaching and athletic administration from Concordia University in 2013.

Julian and his wife, Kaylee, have two sons, Malachi and Elijah.

RBC Heritage playoff between Spieth and Fitzpatrick. Anyone else watching?

I want the operations to be better/crisper - so many times it felt like the Frost offense would get momentum and then one little mistake would lead to 3-5 penalities and punt after punt

same with special teams - clean operations, better recognition of where the ball is, better tackling

OL play -still expecting quite a struggle but would love to see more tenacity and confidence, by the tackles in particular