With Michigan and Ohio State choking last night it’s time we examine how Nebraska has been carrying this conference for the last 50 years. Since Modern football in the 70s Nebraska has won 5 National Championships.

Iowa-0
Michigan-1
Penn State-2
Ohio State-3
NEBRASKA-5

It’s time for the Big10 to quit worrying about money and win some games instead of riding our coattails of the last 50 years.

They refer to Council Bluffs as a “no nonsense town”.

That’s code for a big s*it hole.

Happy for Max, he’d be working at Enterprise if he went to NU.

Gbr

Am I missing it?
I swear I see no Nebraska representation in it.
What gives???

And the GF is out of town. That means I shall continue drinking unabated. Do not hold anything I say for the next 7 hours — should be when I pass out — against me.

According to a report, Nebraska has hired Bob Wager to coach its tight ends and be a special teams assistant. Hit the link:

It’s been a fun and interesting year here. Looking forward to 2023.

I’ve enjoyed interacting with 92.4% of you here this past year.

May 2023 be good to all of you!

Looking forward to Spring Practice!

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The Huskers are taking on No. 4 Indiana this afternoon on ESPN. The Hoosiers (12-1) will be a tough task for Nebraska (10-4) who are still trying to lock down rotations with the absence of Allison Weidner.

We can't agree upon everything, but we can all agree on one thing.

“Met” him at Isles tonight as he sat down at our table and spent about 20min ‘grilling’ us about living in Lincoln and the Huskers.

In town with his entire family (wife, son, daughter) and was inquiring about best high schools for his daughter who does cheerleading.

Seems clear to me he’s being considered for one of the remaining coordinator positions, but it felt like he hadn’t accepted yet and needed his family’s approval for the move (or he was just trying to reaffirm his decision).

Son is a running-back and will likely be walking on next year, if I had to guess.

EDIT - I meant position coach not coordinator for the people with sticks up their bungs. Jebus.

Ex-Husker DB Lamar Jackson having a nice game today for the Broncos. Denver will surely find a way to lose this game, but Jackson might be on his way to securing a roster spot.

NFM

I had some Hofbrau earlier. Just had a little taste of Buffalo Trace. Now, enjoying some Springbank, a 10 year old Campbeltown Scotch.

if you haven’t seen it.

I thought he was a still the best NBA player ever. Nobody played offense like he did in all aspects of his game, which also improved over time and got back and played defense like he did against Steve and the New Jersey Nets, who were horrible he never wanted to lose in the competitors is the athletic ability in the work ethic has never been matched especially at guard spot who isn’t 7 feet or more

Tough spot at flex:

Diontae johnson

or

Courland Sutton

Feels like a coin toss. Seems Diontae gets more targets but doesn't score TD's. Pitt still has a slim hope and Den is a dud....

I totally disagree … I think both teams proved themselves worthy of being there… obs did not win… but certainly equal of the other two…. Everyone has flaws …..
12 team playoff will be great!

Typically when watching the CFP, I can’t help but think that DONU will never come close
to this stage again, and the talent level is something we can never achieve.

TCU, Rhule, the transfer portal, Dylan Raiola, and 9 beers have changed my mind

B1G sh1ts the bed again when all the chips are in...OSU to follow shortly.

this whole playing for a national title thing just ain't working out

at least then people can argue for the league's national competitiveness & the media can gift the conference a national title here and there

actually playing these games does the conference no favors whatsoever

#puke

🤮🤮🤮

Man…. the fighting khakis D really let that program down today

With the last signing date in early Feb, how many more recruits do we take for the 2023 class?

It sounds like at least two....Nation and Lenhardt. Anymore?

This year just proves anything can happen. Especially when teams are given a month to prepare for each other. Anyone can beat anyone. Can't wait for the 12 team playoff.

The one-time Huskers commit Ashley Williams Jr. has backed off his pledge to Auburn.

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That's not so noteworthy but what is worth passing along is that I heard from Williams this morning. He told me that he has heard from Nebraska's new staff and he believes they are coming to visit him on Monday. Williams is open to a return official visit to Lincoln too. His initial conversation with Terrance Knighton seems to have gone pretty well.

Sanders actually puts a name card in front of him with "Coach Prime".

Personally, I have always liked Deion Sanders, but the best coaches don't make it about them. They do a great job, the team wins, and they collect their money. What would you think if Nick Saban changed his title to Coach 7 Natty?

It's impossible to know what will really happen, but the combination of:

1. A coach that's all about him
2. Prime trying to relate to a local recruiting base that's mostly non-Africian American kids, causing him to go elsewhere for all of his players, eventually alienating the locals (where have we seen this before?)
3. Cold weather and high altitude
4. A university that isn't all that interested in big time football anymore (this makes them beating us under Frost sting the most)
5. Few to none of his coaches have any experience coaching in the P5 or higher (one of Frost's staff's problems)
6. Average facilities and stadium
7. A campus environment chock full of distractions
8. Legalized Marijuana

I may be wrong, but because of all of the above and also because it's pretty clear that Prime has a high school mentality that games are basically won with the best skill players (and not up front), it just doesn't seem that this will go well.