hehe
24-3 Oklahoma

Matt Rhule just arrived to the podium. I'll provide any notable updates from the head coach.

Watch the full press conference here:

Login to view embedded media

Is talking about. I'm going with the RB we got in late this year who was RSing. Can't even remember his name but he's my guess...what day you?


Holla

Nebraska Wins
Oklahoma Wins

Deion Sanders loses…uh, sorry..:.Colorado loses


It was a great day of Big 8 Collage Football.

The top ten, the Huskers, the Hawkeyes and the bottom ranked squad

TOTAL OFFENSE
1. Miami (FL) - 541.5 ypg
2. Mississippi - 532.6
3. North Texas - 493.7
4. New Mexico - 484.5
5. Boise State - 479.5
6. Clemson - 469.9
7. Texas State - 469.3
8. Utah State - 466.1
9. Arkansas - 457.9
10. Texas-San Antonio - 457.1
95. Nebraska - 360.9
101. Iowa - 346.7
133. Kent State - 235.5

RUSH OFFENSE
1. Army - 322.1 ypg
2. Liberty - 266.7
3. Jacksonville State - 260.0
4. Central Florida - 254.9
5. Boise State - 252.0
6. New Mexico - 248.9
7. UNLV - 245.3
8. Navy - 243.2
9. Tennessee - 227.5
10. Tulane - 227.1
13. Iowa - 213.5
100. Nebraska - 129.4
133. Colorado - 73.8

PASS OFFENSE
1. Mississippi - 361.8 ypg
2. Syracuse - 361.5
3. Miami (FL) - 360.2
4. North Texas - 335.8
5. TCU - 327.2
6. San Jose State - 319.8
7. LSU - 317.7
8. Colorado - 317.1
9. Georgia - 297.0
10. Texas-San Antonio - 292.9
62. Nebraska - 231.5
128. Iowa - 133.2
133. Army - 79.1

SCORING OFFENSE
1. Miami (FL) - 44.7 ppg
2. Indiana - 41.3
3. Boise State - 41.2
4. Tulane - 40.5
5. Southern Methodist - 39.3
6. Notre Dame - 39.0
7. Washington State - 38.8
8. UNLV - 38.7
9. Mississippi - 38.5
10. Ohio State - 37.8
55. Iowa - 29.4
91. Nebraska - 25.1
133. Houston - 13.6

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
1. Oregon - 73.6%
2. Colorado - 72.7
3. Penn State - 72.2
4. Ohio State - 71.7
5. Washington - 71.0
6. Fresno State - 70.1
7. Louisiana-Lafayette - 69.5
8. Texas State - 68.9
9. Indiana - 68.6
10. TCU - 68.5
22. Nebraska - 65.5
58. Iowa - 62.1
133. Air Force - 44.1

FIRST DOWNS GAINED
1. Miami (FL) - 302
2. Texas State - 285
3. Syracuse - 284
4. Clemson - 275
5. Mississippi - 274
6. Arkansas - 271
7. North Texas - 269
8. LSU - 268
8. New Mexico - 268
10. Texas Tech - 266
41. Nebraska - 242
112. Iowa - 194
133. Kent State - 146

TURNOVERS LOST
1. Army - 4
2. Louisiana-Lafayette - 6
2. Vanderbilt - 6
4. Boise State - 7
4. Clemson - 7
4. Georgia Tech - 7
4. Tulane - 7
4. UNLV - 7
9. Arizona State - 8
9. Indiana - 8
9. James Madison - 8
9. Memphis - 8
9. Rutgers - 8
9. South Alabama - 8
29. Iowa - 11
61. Nebraska - 15
132. East Carolina - 27
132. Southern Mississippi - 27

SACKS ALLOWED (per game)
1. Army - 0.40
2. Georgia Tech - 0.45
2. New Mexico - 0.45
4. Colorado State - 0.82
4. Rice - 0.82
6. Navy - 0.90
7. Kansas - 0.91
7. Kansas State - 0.91
7. Oklahoma State - 0.91
7. San Jose State - 0.91
26. Iowa - 1.27
72. Nebraska - 2.09
133. Hawaii - 3.91

TACKLES FOR LOSS ALLOWED
1. New Mexico - 2.36
2. Army - 2.70
3. Navy - 3.20
4. Louisiana-Lafayette - 3.36
4. Ohio State - 3.36
4. Penn State - 3.36
7. Baylor - 3.64
8. LSU - 3.82
8. Marshall - 3.82
8. Miami (FL) - 3.82
42. Iowa - 4.82
73. Nebraska - 5.55
133. Southern Mississippi - 9.09

THIRD DOWN CONVERSION PERCENTAGE
1. Miami (FL) - 56.6%
2. Tulane - 52.6
3. Kansas - 51.5
4. Army - 51.3
5. LSU - 50.3
6. Troy - 49.7
7. Boise State - 49.6
8. Liberty - 49.2
9. Oregon - 48.9
10. Penn State - 48.8
39. Iowa - 43.8
46. Nebraska - 43.0
133. Kent State - 19.6

==================================

TOTAL DEFENSE
1. Ohio State - 241.7 ypg
2. Texas - 247.5
3. Indiana - 261.0
4. Notre Dame - 273.1
5. Penn State - 273.4
6. Tennessee - 284.3
7. Oregon - 287.4
8. Northern Illinois - 288.0
9. Tulane - 290.4
10. Army - 292.7
17. Iowa - 311.7
35. Nebraska - 329.2
133. Kent State - 522.4

RUSH DEFENSE
1. Indiana - 76.1 ypg
2. Mississippi - 87.5
3. Ohio State - 90.0
4. Michigan - 94.0
5. Southern Methodist - 95.9
6. Tennessee - 98.8
7. Penn State - 99.3
7. UCLA - 99.3
9. Texas-San Antonio - 100.5
10. Army - 101.6
21. Nebraska - 110.9
26. Iowa - 115.1
133. Kent State - 266.0

PASS DEFENSE
1. Notre Dame - 139.5 ypg
2. Texas - 143.5
3. Iowa State - 151.2
4. Ohio State - 151.7
5. Washington - 160.5
5. Rice - 160.5
7. Oregon - 168.8
8. Florida International - 172.6
9. Penn State - 174.1
10. Bowling Green - 174.8
39. Iowa - 196.6
66. Nebraska - 218.3
133. Tulsa - 318.0

SCORING DEFENSE
1. Ohio State - 10.7 ppg
2. Notre Dame - 11.6
3. Texas - 12.1
4. Tennessee - 13.1
5. Mississippi - 13.9
6. Army - 14.2
7. Penn State - 14.6
8. Oregon - 15.7
9. Indiana - 16.0
10. Tulane - 17.0
12. Iowa - 17.7
27. Nebraska - 20.5
133. Kent State - 44.2

FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED
1. Ohio State - 157
2. Texas - 162
3. Indiana - 167
4. Notre Dame - 168
5. Army - 170
5. Missouri - 170
7. Tulane - 172
8. Oregon - 176
8. Utah - 176
10. Penn State - 177
19. Iowa - 187
22. Nebraska - 189
133. Kent State - 291

TURNOVERS GAINED
1. Notre Dame - 26
2. Alabama - 25
2. Duke - 25
2. James Madison - 25
5. San Jose State - 24
5. Texas - 24
7. BYU - 23
8. California - 22
8. Iowa - 22
8. South Florida - 22
47. Nebraska - 16
131. Central Michigan - 5
131. Florida State - 5
131. Purdue - 5

SACKS (per game)
1. Mississippi - 4.45
2. Boise State - 3.91
3. South Carolina - 3.55
4. Pittsburgh - 3.36
5. Duke - 3.27
5. Texas-San Antonio - 3.27
7. North Carolina - 3.18
7. Ohio State - 3.18
9. Colorado - 3.09
9. James Madison - 3.09
42. Nebraska - 2.36
58. Iowa - 2.09
133. Oregon State - 0.64

TACKLES FOR LOSS (per game)
1. Mississippi - 9.8
2. Duke - 9.0
3. Texas-San Antonio - 8.8
4. Pittsburgh - 8.4
5. Oklahoma - 8.1
6. South Florida - 8.0
6. Tennessee - 8.0
8. Boise State - 7.9
8. Central Michigan - 7.9
10. East Carolina - 7.5
10. Texas State - 7.5
50. Nebraska - 5.9
112. Iowa - 4.5
131. Mississippi State - 3.5
131. Temple - 3.5
131. Wisconsin - 3.5

THIRD DOWN CONVERSION PERCENTAGE DEFENSE
1. Northern Illinois - 25.9%
2. Utah - 26.8
3. Wyoming - 27.1
4. Tulane - 28.1
5. Tennessee - 28.8
6. Missouri - 28.9
7. Texas-San Antonio - 29.3
8. Notre Dame - 29.7
9. Texas - 29.9
10. Duke - 30.4
34. Iowa - 34.7
51. Nebraska - 36.5
133. Nevada - 51.6

==================================

NET PUNTING
1. USC - 46.24 ypk
2. Florida State - 45.25
3. Mississippi - 43.93
4. Alabama - 43.64
5. Georgia - 43.54
6. Baylor - 43.38
7. Florida - 43.16
8. Arkansas - 43.12
9. South Carolina - 43.02
10. Oklahoma - 42.60
46. Iowa - 39.96
108. Nebraska - 36.90
133. Georgia State - 33.31

PUNT RETURNS
1. Alabama-Birmingham - 20.87 ypr
2. Baylor - 20.71
3. Texas State - 17.45
4. North Carolina - 17.09
5. Wake Forest - 17.00
6. Colorado State - 16.57
7. Vanderbilt - 16.19
8. Iowa State - 16.17
9. Troy - 16.10
10. Arizona State - 16.00
28. Iowa - 11.44
104. Nebraska - 5.21
133. Akron - (-0.14)

PUNT RETURN DEFENSE
1. Alabama - 0.17 ypr
2. North Texas - 1.20
3. Kentucky - 2.50
4. Texas-San Antonio - 2.54
5. Georgia - 3.00
6. Old Dominion - 3.12
7. Auburn - 3.14
7. Bowling Green - 3.14
9. Georgia Southern - 3.18
10. Colorado State - 3.27
110. Nebraska - 11.29
133. Iowa - 21.71

KICKOFF RETURNS
1. Oregon - 32.00 ypr
2. Texas-San Antonio - 29.90
3. North Carolina State - 29.57
4. Tulsa - 27.96
5. Louisiana-Lafayette - 27.63
6. Florida International - 27.05
7. Northern Illinois - 26.53
8. Connecticut - 25.91
9. Jacksonville State - 25.80
10. Mississippi State - 25.67
18. Iowa - 24.61
95. Nebraska - 18.47
133. Rutgers - 9.75

KICKOFF RETURN DEFENSE
1. Memphis - 11.33 ypr
2. Arizona - 12.50
3. Tennessee - 13.00
4. Virginia - 13.78
5. Louisiana Tech - 14.50
6. Notre Dame - 14.71
7. Hawaii - 15.33
8. Arkansas State - 15.54
9. Mississippi - 15.67
10. Baylor - 15.72
48. Iowa - 18.95
93. Nebraska - 21.82
133. Troy - 29.36

TURNOVER MARGIN
1. James Madison (+17)
2. Notre Dame (+16)
3. UNLV (+13)
3. Tulane (+13)
3. Memphis (+13)
3. Clemson (+13)
3. California (+13)
8. Louisiana-Lafayette (+11)
8. Iowa (+11)
8. Alabama (+11)
57. Nebraska (+1)
133. Southern Mississippi (-18)

PENALTY YARDS PER GAME
1. Iowa State - 28.82 ypg
2. Air Force - 29.18
3. Iowa - 29.73
4. West Virginia - 31.55
5. Wisconsin - 35.27
6. Kent State - 35.36
7. Western Kentucky - 36.82
8. Minnesota - 38.00
8. Sam Houston State - 38.00
10. Rutgers - 38.09
88. Nebraska - 56.00
133. Texas-San Antonio - 85.91

AVERAGE TIME OF POSSESSION
1. Army - 35:21
2. Tulane - 34:55
3. Syracuse - 34:08
4. Air Force - 34:04
5. Oregon State - 33:51
6. Memphis - 33:16
7. Missouri - 33:08
8. Miami (FL) - 32:54
9. Northern Illinois - 32:48
10. Utah - 32:31
30. Nebraska - 31:34
66. Iowa - 30:08
133. East Carolina - 25:12

Where has this offense been all season long?

did not realize until listening to ESPN radio just now that the Eagles consulted heavily with Jason Kelce during Jurgens' draft year and Kelce picked Jurgens among all that year's OL to be the future of the Eagles OL ... kinda cool & it's all coming together for the young man

Your rant about Milroe being the worst Bama QB in 20 years was laughable. I picked apart your Bama qb examples one player at a time with season stats. Easy work.

Then you claim that “no one thinks he’s a QB” and he won’t get drafted and I showed you a few draft sites that have him as a 1st rounder.

So would you like to place a wager on if Milroe gets drafted?

Put your money where your mouth is.

AP Top 25 (11/25)


Dropped Out
St. John's (#22), Rutgers (#24), Illinois (#25)

Others Receiving Votes
BYU (70), Pittsburgh (62), Texas (57), Ohio State (55), St. Mary's (52), Illinois (50), Memphis (38), Texas Tech (31), Drake (29), Nebraska (21), Michigan State (14), Georgia (11), St. John's (10), Oregon (10), Penn State (9), Utah State (6), Vanderbilt (6), Nevada (5), UCLA (5), Arizona State (5), Maryland (4), Providence (3), Furman (2), Columbia (1), Florida State (1)

=======================

Coaches Top 25 Poll (11/25)


Dropped Out
Illinois (#20), St. John's (#20), Texas Tech (#24)

Others Receiving Votes
BYU (60), Mississippi State (43), Texas (43), Illinois (42), St. John's (40), Texas Tech (39), Ohio State (38), St. Mary's (33), Drake (23), Memphis (21), Nebraska (20), Oregon (8), Rutgers (7), Dayton (5), Michigan State (4), Georgia (3), UCLA (3), Nevada (2), Utah State (1), Penn State (1), Maryland (1), LSU (1)

AVCA Division I Top 25 (11/25)



Dropped Out
BYU (#24)

Others Receiving Votes
BYU (65), Miami (FL) (65), Marquette (30), Western Kentucky (20), Texas A&M (13), Washington (9), South Dakota State (4)

Hope you’ve enjoyed the sermons.

….each and every one of you won’t be going to the bowl game. It’s been eight freaking years. This could be an epic Insider moment. One that none of us will ever forget.

That is all.

Login to view embedded media
Back at Nebraska for the second time this season, Taylor enjoyed his return to Memorial Stadium and was impressed by the offense.

"The win clearly was big, made them bowl eligible, and first time beating WI in a long time. The Offense looked great Dylan played awesome and the run game was dominant. Great outing by the whole team.As far as the fans they were great as usual. Treated me great and let me know they want me here. Really really enjoyed my time"

Login to view embedded media
"Great crowd as per usual, offense was on fire today. I felt a lot of love from all the staff and coaches, I felt that I was one of their top priorities. Had great interactions with already committed and offered recruits aswell. Overall I had a great time and Nebraska is going up on my list."

Login to view embedded media
"I thought they did really good and played with a lot of swag, confidence."

Login to view embedded media 2026 RB that was offered tonight
"It was AMAZING. Everything I wanted and better. I loved the staff they made me feel so welcome. And the atmosphere was great."

Login to view embedded media 2027 QB that was offered by Nebraska tonight
"Nebraska really has a great scheme, and I am very humble and thankful for the offer."

Adding more as they continue to roll in.

Just in via Big Ten press release: WR Jacory Barney Jr. named Big Ten Freshman of the Week

Freshman of the Week
Jacory Barney Jr., Nebraska
WR – Florida City, Fla. – Palmetto

• Set career highs with nine receptions for 85 yards, bettering his previous highs of eight catches and 78 yards, in Nebraska’s win against Wisconsin.
• Rushed for 11 yards and had 54 yards in returns for 150 all-purpose yards.
• Set the tone with a 45-yard kickoff return to open the game, setting up a Husker scoring drive in the opening minutes.
• Last Nebraska Freshman of the Week honoree: Dylan Raiola (Sept. 2,2024)

Link to the full B1G Weekly Honors press release:

Not sure if this has been asked before...

I know that Dylan Raiola has a C2P Green Helmet sticker on the back of his helmet which identifies that his helmet has one of those new coach to player communication devices in his helmet....but does anyone know why HH doesn't have a C2P device in his helmet? When I was watching the replay of the Wisconsin game, I didn't notice the green sticker on HH's helmet. Can only one player on the team use the C2P device so a backup QB can't have it, or is it because HH sometimes may be on the field at the same time as DR? Just curious how that works as it may be helpful for HH to have the same type of communication when he's in as QB.

Co-Offensive Player of the Week
WR - Pat Bryant, Illinois (SR)
- Caught the game-winning touchdown with 0:04 remaining as part of a 197-yard, seven-reception performance to lead No. 24 Illinois to a 38-31 win at Rutgers
- Scored his third game-winning touchdown in the final minute or overtime this season, the most in the nation
- Surpassed 2,000 receiving yards for his career on the game-winning touchdown
- Last Illinois Offensive Player of the Week: Luke Altmyer (Sept. 23, 2024)

Co-Offensive Player of the Week
QB - Will Howard, Ohio State (SR)
- Extended his school single-season and career records with his sixth game with a completion percentage of at least 80 percent by completing 22 of 26 passes for 201 yards and two touchdowns in the win over No. 5 Indiana
- Found Emeka Egbuka on an 11-yard touchdown score after Indiana had taken a 7-0 lead, and then he hit Jelani Thurman with a one-yard touchdown pass to make the score 28-7.
- Leads the nation in completion percentage at 74.0
- Last Ohio State Offensive Player of the Week: Will Howard (Nov. 11, 2024)

Defensive Player of the Week
LB - Cody Simon, Ohio State (SR)
- Led the Buckeyes' defensive effort against Indiana's 15th-ranked offensive unit with a game-high 10 tackles, including 2.5 quarterback sacks and a forced fumble
- The 10-tackle game was Simon's third game this season with 10 tackles and his 2.5 sacks represented a career high for a single game
- Helped the Buckeyes to a season-high tying five quarterback sacks on the afternoon
- Last Ohio State Defensive Player of the Week: Josh Proctor (Oct. 9, 2023)

Special Teams Player of the Week
K - Drew Stevens, Iowa (JR)
- Tied an Iowa program record set in 2004 and an SECU Stadium record, making all five field goals in Iowa's 29-13 road win at Maryland
- Tied a career-high with a 54-yarder and made two from 50+, becoming the first Iowa player to make multiple field goals from 50+ yards since 1998
- He now has seven career makes from 50+ yards, a school record and is 17-of-20 on attempts this season and is the first player to ever make two from 50+ in a game against Maryland
- Last Iowa Special Teams Player of the Week: Kaden Wetjen (Oct. 28, 2024)

Freshman of the Week
WR - Jacory Barney Jr., Nebraska (FR)
- Set career-highs with nine receptions for 85 yards, bettering his previous highs of eight catches and 78 yards, in Nebraska's win over Wisconsin
- Rushed for 11 yards and had 54 yards in returns for 150 all-purpose yards
- Set the time with a 45-yard kickoff return to open the game, setting up a Husker scoring drive in the opening minutes
- Last Nebraska Freshman of the Week: Dylan Raiola (Sept. 2, 2024)

jumped off side and didn’t see him again.

Thinking back to a comment about why Dowdell may have been shouldering more of the load vs EJ someone had mentioned the possibility of NIL commitments.

Looking at Iowa they didn’t have a QB competition in the spring but having seen their 2nd and 4th string perform better than McNamara does the NIL arrangement prevent players from overtaking based on talent?

Were DH’s comments about position groups keying into their “favorites” more a factor of NIL than being actual “favorites”?

I believe people should compete on merit and not NIL commitments.

Omaha Westside (9-0) vs. Millard South (8-1)

my buddy and I put $20 on it ... I got Millard South -7.5

Any real smoke on his entering the portal or is all social media garbage?

Matt Rhule dives further into the Wisky win, previews Black Friday at Iowa, how it feels this week knowing they have their postseason ticket already punched and more – including his announcement that Malachi Coleman plans to enter the transfer portal.

Login to view embedded media

We haven't had a game from a RB like this in awhile.. since Ameer!!

AP Top 25 (11/25)


Others Receiving Votes
Michigan (51), Michigan State (25), Baylor (23), Vanderbilt (21), Stanford (17), Indiana (9), Tennessee (9), Florida State (6), Miami (FL) (4), Richmond (4), Creighton (2), Harvard (1), Minnesota (1)

===============================

Coaches Poll released on Tuesday