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Might as well repost our stories on Jason. Here’s the story about his offer, which includes some background on him and his family:


And here’s a visit recap where he learned the coaching staff wanted to start him off at interior D-line instead of offensive guard:

The infield is where you’ll see plenty of familiar faces, but there’s one newcomer who has taken the team by storm through fall ball and now preseason practices. Hit the link.

Ill start, curls in the squat rack

Who do you trust more, with your money?

Just curious. I left it anonymous.

Now that Matt Rhule's transition class is in the books I took at a look at things we've learned early on about how Nebraska's coach wants to operate in recruiting. Hit the link..

Super Bowl Game week is here, so who are you rooting for?

I need a new grain cart. 1300 bushels and tracks. I am looking at an Elmer’s Haulmaster. Any thought from farmers?

Good, yet still a rough night for the Husker women. Hit the link.

1 Arkansas
2 Washington
3 Texas Tech
4 Texas
5 Nebraska

We're back at it tonight as Nebraska (13-9, 5-6) travels to Evanston to take on Northwestern (8-14, 1-10) in a rare Monday night showdown between the two conference foes.

The Huskers are coming off a big 71-67 win over Michigan State last Thursday at home while the Wildcats dropped their last game 74-64 to Penn State. That followed Northwestern's lone conference win over Wisconsin 70-67 on Jan. 29th. It's a favorable matchup for Nebraska as the Wildcats are only averaging 64.8 points per game including 61.2 points in Big Ten action.

Caileigh Wilson leads the Northwestern attack with 12.0 points and 5.0 rebounds per game.

I just confirmed through a source that Nebraska is hiring Kristin Coggin to lead the football program's performance nutrition department. Coggin worked as South Carolina's director of performance nutrition since 2017 and has a strong reputation. She will likely have the title "director of football performance nutrition," but I don't know her official title as of now.

Coggin will be part of the Huskers replacing Dave Ellis, who was Nebraska’s director of performance nutrition since 1994 before Matt Rhule let go of Ellis as part of an overhaul to the team's strength & conditioning and nutrition departments.

Updated info (Tuesday 9:25 a.m.): Coggin will lead the football performance nutrition program. She will not lead the entire athletic nutrition team or oversee training table as Ellis previously did.

A little more background on Coggin:

Dayton Forsythe loved his time in Lincoln. Here's a bit more on the 2024 point guard who's definitely on Nebraska's radar. Assistant coach Adam Howard has plans to watch Forsythe in-person later this season.

I just read that Rhule has hired 40 staffers to join with 10 people who will stay from the former staff. That’s over 50 people, which surprises me. How many of this staff, if any, work across sports. I would think nutrition, weight training and possibly sports science would work across all sports. What do you think?

Can anyone find the video (if one exists) of Matt Rhule addressing the Texas High School Coaches Association a couple days ago? His new Chief of Staff, Dr. Susan Elza spoke as well and wore a jacket with the N on it.

this poll will determine what is the absolute worst thing you can do as a person. the sort of thing that if caught doing in public, should lead to public flogging, stoning, or beheading. may god save any scroller that actually is a culprit of ANY of this shit.

you may vote up to 4 times. also you can write in a vote--this poll is nearly authoritative but the mods in charge do realize that people are so awful that some actions may have been overlooked.

Whatever your brand of sauce is.

my goodness.

It was mentioned In one of the articles that Rhule has mentioned that several player’s bodies were beginning to look different after the first few weeks of training.

What’s the real story behind this? Was the team poorly trained under Riley and Frost to that extent, or is this just wishful thinking?

Comparing them to our teams we in the 1990s, I look at our backs, receivers, and DBs and they seem to be in really good shape. However, our LBs always seem to look thin and undersized and our linemen seemed to be carrying a lot of bad weight.

Is this going to change?

That is a long list, Coach Rhule is hiring everyone!

I wonder how many more they will hire?

@Zack Carpenter @Greg Smith @Nate Clouse

How does a recruit's name first come up to be ranked?
Who evaluates and ranks a recruit?
How many folks do the rankings and what are their credentials?
How often are the recruits reevaluated?
What prompts a reevaluation?
What part do Rivals' camps play in this process?
What other camps do Rivals' evaluators attend?

Check out Georgia's class already for next year. holy smokes, lol

Rivals just released its first transfer portal team rankings moments ago.

Nebraska is ranked in the Top 25 with its 11-man class. Here's how the Huskers stack up nationally: