the curse started when Solich was fired.

Looks like Crawford and Spence finally got a date scheduled (June 17th) in Vegas. I like this to cement Bud as one of the all time greats. Nothing would make me happier than Bud walking away with a rather violent knock out of Spence. We'll see.

Nebraska held its third open practice session of the spring this morning. Check out the Inside Nebraska photo gallery from the 30 minutes we saw.

Huskers back at it with a midweek showdown against K-State. Hit the link.

This was a topic on Gutfeld last night a Dodger fan hopped the fence to the outfield got down on a knee to propose to his girl and it appears JJ Watts cousin on security gave him something to remember from it lol Wondering if this security guard has any eligibility left.

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We are going to go fishing next week out of Myrtle Beach area. We have gone a few times before typically focus on reds, grouper, kobia, etc.

This time the captain wants to focus on mackerel. Obviously I defer to his knowledge, but I have heard so many bad things about thr taste of mackerel. Are folks being dramatic or is this because it wasn't fresh?

Thoughts?

A few practice video cut ups show him donning a gray jersey. Anyone know what other spot they're trying him at?

Going to be down this weekend and generally hit up the usual's like Jack Stack and Joe's.

Someone is telling me about Q39 though and how it is now the best of the bunch. Have never been.

I don't have much time there this trip so is Q39 a better option than Jack Stack or Joe's?

Other favorites also not mentioned?

Discuss

Following another weekend in Lincoln:

The Huskers continue to host a lot of visitors this spring. Parrott is an interesting one to watch down the road. Hit the link...

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4* QB Donte Reno

Ruhle Just started following him and was a Satterfield recruit while at SC.

Ahman Green has returned to Nebraska, moving back to Lincoln earlier this year to begin a full-time role with the university. He is a lecturer at the school right now, and he will officially become the director and head coach of the school's esports program in the fall once the program launches later this year.

Green took the time to sit down with me for an interview over Zoom. You can watch that interview or listen to it in the links below. Here's a rundown of the discussion:

>>> In the first half of the interview, Green goes into detail about his new role at UNL and gives more background about esports, the university's program and how it can be beneficial in the lives of Nebraska students. (2:02)

>>> Then, we dive into some of his favorite memories during his playing days at Nebraska, including how Tom Osborne and the rest of the staff prepared him for a successful career. (19:45)

>>> He then shares thoughts on some of the Husker running backs and what advice he would give them as they continue their college careers. (23:15)

>>> We wrap up with Green talking about the future of the Husker program, including what he thinks of the new staff's push to center the offense around a strong running game, his expectations for the Huskers to compete for Big Ten championships and what could be on the horizon in Lincoln. (29:05)

>>> Please note: As said in the introduction, we recorded the interview in early March prior to spring ball. Almost the entire interview remains relevant and up-to-date, minus a couple minor parts that I edited out of the podcast.

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Worst officiated game I have ever watched... They are way out of their league.

Ahman Green has returned to Nebraska, moving back to Lincoln earlier this year to begin a full-time role with the university. He is a lecturer at the school right now, and he will officially become the director and head coach of the school's esports program in the fall once the program launches later this year.

Green took the time to sit down with me for an interview over Zoom. You can watch that interview or listen to it in the links below. Here's a rundown of the discussion:

>>> In the first half of the interview, Green goes into detail about his new role at UNL and gives more background about esports, the university's program and how it can be beneficial in the lives of Nebraska students. (2:02)

>>> Then, we dive into some of his favorite memories during his playing days at Nebraska, including how Tom Osborne and the rest of the staff prepared him for a successful career. (19:45)

>>> He then shares thoughts on some of the Husker running backs and what advice he would give them as they continue their college careers. (23:15)

>>> We wrap up with Green talking about the future of the Husker program, including what he thinks of the new staff's push to center the offense around a strong running game, his expectations for the Huskers to compete for Big Ten championships and what could be on the horizon in Lincoln. (29:05)

>>> Please note: As said in the introduction, we recorded the interview in early March prior to spring ball. Almost the entire interview remains relevant and up-to-date, minus a couple minor parts that I edited out of the podcast.

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I’ve never seen them play before. 5 seed. Crazy.

Any insight into whether or not this project will materialize or not? I speculated on the company (NioCorp Develpments) and bought them (NIOBF) a month ago at .68. Today it hit 1.40 briefly. I'm thinking about holding it long term but would like to here some thoughts on the project at Elk Creek.
Thanks!

Worth the watch if you haven't seen the movie
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Former Husker QB and Matt Rhule WRs coach at Carolina, Joe Dailey, is headed to Kansas to be an offensive analyst under Lance Leipold, according to a report from ESPN's Pete Thamel.

This is Joe's second stint at Kansas as he was the program's recruiting coordinator in 2010.

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If anyone attended or had a child/sibling attend an out-of-state college/university, where did they go? Also, what were the pros/cons of it?

TIA