Anybody have 3 tickets for Wisky game? TIA

“What three Montana football program records did former Nebraska WR Samori Toure set when he was a member of the Grizzlies program?”

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Answers:

Single-season receiving yards (1,495), single-season receptions (82) and single-game receiving yards (303) in 2019.

Is there any hope other than Jerry selling the team?

My perspective: it looked very similar.

However maybe the more trained eye could see Dana's impact.......?

If Nebraska can come up with 1 more win in the next 2 games, then perhaps the universe won't collapse in upon itself.

Is there anything in life that brings you as much misery as Husker football that you are totally dedicated to....?

I don't mean the obvious things like death, sickness, major life events, divorce, etc. I mean, I do have perspective....

I mean every day common things. I have a pretty good life so not a lot of bummer life event but this year, Husker football might be finally breaking me for being a totally dedicated fan.

This post is mostly tongue in cheek but god gawd, the last ten years have been downright cruel.

I will continue to watch and cheer and care(not as much), I must have a screw loose...maybe I should just laugh at the absurdity.

I see hope for the future with the Holgorsen hire. Our offense continued to struggle at USC, especially in the red zone, but I thought the offensive play calling was definitely better. Give him time and Holgorsen will get this offense going. I hope he sticks around.

But we need a serious upgrade in talent across the board, especially on the offensive line. It all begins there. Our inability to run the ball consistently is why we struggle in the red zone.

Hit the portal hard for offensive linemen and physical wide receivers who can block and escape man to man press coverage.

The defense has its issues and is overrated but the fact is they played well enough for us to win. And that is true of every game this year except Indiana. As up and down and frustrating as our defense has been they have kept things close enough for us to win.

We need an improved offensive line as the top priority going forward. Nothing else will matter until that happens.

Should ESPN do a 30 for 30 on the downfall of Nebraska? This fall from grace is epic.

Where is it?

Rhule is scheduled to talk with the media at around noon. I'll provide the updates in this thread.

Think about that. A 6 win season is a joke and not even an accomplishment. We haven't done that in 8+ years. This can't be real.

Sorted by Date/Time. All times Central. All rankings from AP Poll.

BYE WEEK
Hawaii
Memphis
Navy
New Mexico
#1 Oregon
#20 Tulane
Washington

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TUESDAY - NOVEMBER 19

6:00 PM
Akron at Kent State (CBS Sports Network)

6:30 PM
Western Michigan at Central Michigan (ESPN2)

7:00 PM
Northern Illinois at Miami (OH) (ESPN)

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WEDNESDAY - NOVEMBER 20

6:00 PM
Buffalo at Eastern Michigan (ESPNU)
Ohio at Toledo (ESPN2)

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THURSDAY - NOVEMBER 21

6:30 PM
North Carolina State at Georgia Tech (ESPN)

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FRIDAY - NOVEMBER 22

6:00 PM
Temple at Texas-San Antonio (ESPN2)

7:00 PM
Purdue at Michigan State (FOX)

9:00 PM
#23 UNLV at San Jose State (FOX Sports 1)

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SATURDAY - NOVEMBER 23

11:00 AM
Connecticut at Syracuse (ACC Network)
#24 Illinois at Rutgers (Peacock)
#5 Indiana at #2 Ohio State (FOX)
Iowa at Maryland (Big Ten Network)
#9 Mississippi at Florida (ABC)
North Carolina at Boston College (The CW)
Sam Houston State at Jacksonville State (CBS Sports Network)
#13 Southern Methodist at Virginia (ESPN2)
Wake Forest at #11 Miami (FL) (ESPN)

11:45 AM
Massachusetts at #8 Georgia (SEC Network)

12:00 PM
Texas-El Paso at #10 Tennessee (ESPN+)
Western Kentucky at Liberty (ESPN+)

12:30 PM
Charleston Southern at Florida State (ESPN+)

1:00 PM
Bowling Green at Ball State (ESPN+)
Rice at Alabama-Birmingham (ESPN+)

1:30 PM
James Madison at Appalachian State (ESPN+)
New Mexico State at Middle Tennessee State (ESPN+)

2:00 PM
Arizona at TCU (ESPN+)
Charlotte at Florida Atlantic (ESPN+)
Florida International at Kennesaw State (ESPN+)
Louisiana-Monroe at Arkansas State (ESPN+)
South Alabama at Southern Mississippi (ESPN+)

2:30 PM
#14 BYU at #21 Arizona State (ESPN)
Central Florida at West Virginia (ESPNU)
#16 Colorado at Kansas (FOX)
East Carolina at North Texas (ESPN+)
Georgia Southern at Coastal Carolina (ESPN+)
Kentucky at #3 Texas (ABC)
Northwestern at Michigan (FOX Sports 1)
#4 Penn State at Minnesota (CBS)
San Diego State at Utah State (CBS Sports Network)
Stanford at California (ACC Network)
Texas Tech at Oklahoma State (ESPN+)
The Citadel at #17 Clemson (The CW)
Tulsa at South Florida (ESPN+)
Wisconsin at Nebraska (Big Ten Network)

3:00 PM
Louisiana Tech at Arkansas (ESPN+)
Pittsburgh at Louisville (ESPN2)
Wofford at #19 South Carolina (ESPN+)

3:15 PM
Missouri at Mississippi State (SEC Network)

4:00 PM
Troy at Louisiana-Lafayette (ESPN+)

6:00 PM
#18 Army at #6 Notre Dame (NBC)
Baylor at Houston (FOX Sports 1)
#12 Boise State at Wyoming (CBS Sports Network)
Georgia State at Texas State (ESPN+)
#25 Washington State at Oregon State (The CW)

6:30 PM
#7 Alabama at Oklahoma (ABC)
#22 Iowa State at Utah (FOX)
Marshall at Old Dominion (ESPNU)
#15 Texas A&M at Auburn (ESPN)

6:45 PM
Vanderbilt at LSU (SEC Network)

7:00 PM
Cincinnati at Kansas State (ESPN2)
Virginia Tech at Duke (ACC Network)

9:30 PM
Air Force at Nevada (FOX Sports 1)
Colorado State at Fresno State (CBS Sports Network)
USC at UCLA (NBC)

November 18
#19 Wisconsin 87, Texas-Rio Grande Valley 84
Michigan 94, Miami (OH) 67

Standings
Wisconsin (5-0)
Iowa (4-0)
Oregon (4-0)
Penn State (4-0)
Purdue (4-0)
Illinois (3-0)
Indiana (3-0)
Rutgers (3-0)
Nebraska (3-1)
Maryland (3-1)
Michigan (3-1)
Michigan State (3-1)
Minnesota (3-1)
Northwestern (3-1)
UCLA (3-1)
USC (3-1)
Washington (3-1)
Ohio State (2-1)

Games for Tuesday, November 19
Evansville at Ohio State (6:00 PM - BTN+)
Cleveland State at Minnesota (6:00 PM - BTN)
Canisius at Maryland (6:00 PM - BTN+)
Samford at Michigan State (7:00 PM - Peacock)
Rider at Iowa (7:00 PM - BTN+)
#6 Purdue at #15 Marquette (8:00 PM - FS1)
Montana State at Northwestern (8:00 PM - BTN)

Next Nebraska Game - Friday, November 22
Nebraska at #14 Creighton (7:00 PM - FS1)

November 18
#22 Illinois 94, Le Moyne 25
#23 Oregon 70, Grand Canyon 54
Purdue 78, Bellarmine 67

Standings
Maryland (5-0)
Michigan State (5-0)
Minnesota (5-0)
Oregon (5-0)
Penn State (5-0)
Nebraska (4-0)
Illinois (4-0)
Iowa (4-0)
Rutgers (4-0)
UCLA (4-0)
USC (4-0)
Ohio State (3-0)
Washington (4-1)
Michigan (3-1)
Purdue (3-1)
Wisconsin (3-1)
Indiana (2-2)
Northwestern (1-2)

Games for Tuesday, November 19
Rutgers at Virginia Tech (5:00 PM - ESPN+)
North Alabama at #21 Nebraska (7:00 PM - BTN+)

At the beginning of the season when Nebraska was 3-0, the players were all uppity about how they played for the fans and how it was the fan's energy that drove them. A disappointing loss to Illinois was argued away as some things that just didn't go their way. The fans were in attendance but they could see a team getting punched in the mouth regardless of what the preacher had to say post game. So, now Nebraska is 0 fer in their last 4 games; is it the fans' fault? Was the moniker of "we play for the fans" BS? Or is it something else?

Perhaps it is time to send a message to the administration. Perhaps it's time to send a message to the preacher. Perhaps a different approach is necessary. But how many wash, rinse and repeat coaching scenarios does Nebraska go through before they start to realize that nothing has changed? Every season, we heard a hand full of players talking about how they want to bring Nebraska back to greatness. I have said it once and I will say it again, the ghosts of Nebraska's past are too strong. Every home game seems to be an homage to one of the old championship teams or an All-American on a team that had resounding success.

There is a psychological hold on this program. The players can't take two steps without being reminded about how great Nebraska used to be. They win a few games and everything is great. However, as soon as they lose one or two, their confidence goes to shit because they're disappointing the ghosts of Nebraska.

I don't know what the solution may be given the circumstances of yet another disappointing season. Several have suggested that people stop going to the games - that'll show 'em. Sure but then the players psyche seems beyond repair. Are they trying too hard? Is it something about the coaching staff? And heaven for bid, if they beat Wisconsin on Saturday with only 50,000 fans in attendance, it could turn into a "us v. them" scenario - which is only good for a game or two. So, what is the solution? Anyone?

This game is scheduled to be played at Lucas Oil Stadium. They are considering moving it to Arrowhead.


I was really looking forward to visiting Lucas Oil Stadium

"He came in and just made the game simple for us," Husker RB Emmett Johnson said after the loss. "We had a simple game plan coming in. Everybody knew their assignment. We just went out there and executed. Most importantly, he came in and just told us to play free, be ourselves."

Offensive Player of the Week
TE - Tyler Warren, Penn State (SR)
- Tallied eight receptions for 127 yards and a touchdown, while adding three rushes for 63 yards and a score in Penn State's win over Purdue
- Scored on a career-long 48-yard run in the third quarter, his sixth career rushing touchdown and fourth this season
- Since 1956, Warren is the only Big Ten tight end with four rushing touchdowns in a season, breaking a tie with Wisconsin's Stu Voigt (3, 1968) and Maryland's Chigoziem Okonkwo (3, 2018)
- Last Penn State Offensive Player of the Week: Tyler Warren (Oct. 14, 2024)

Co-Defensive Player of the Week
LB - Matayo Uiagalelei, Oregon (SO)
- Helped No. 1 Oregon improve to 11-0 for the second time in program history with a 16-13 win at Wisconsin
- Finished with five total tackles, a sack and a game-sealing interception late in the fourth quarter
- Has now recorded a sack in seven of his last eight games and ranks second in the Big Ten and 12th nationally with team- and career-high 8.5 sacks
- Last Oregon Defensive Player of the Week: Jordan Burch (Oct. 7, 2024)

Co-Defensive Player of the Week
DL - Russell Davis II, Washington (JR)
- Led Washington to a 31-19 win over UCLA, as the Huskies finished their home season 6-0, extending their home win streak to 20 games, longest in modern school history
- Finished with three quarterback sacks and three tackles
- Also had a forced fumble and a fumble recovery, on the same play, which led to UW's second touchdown
- Last Washington Defensive Player of the Week: Carson Bruener (Nov. 4, 2024)

Special Teams Player of the Week
K - Atticus Sappington, Oregon (JR)
- Helped the Ducks improve to 11-0 for the second time in program history with a 16-13 win at Wisconsin, scoring all six of Oregon's points in the first quarter
- Matched a career-high with three field goals made, converting all three attempts to account for nine of Oregon's 16 points
- Made kicks of 35, 42 and a game-winning 24-yard field goal with 2:36 left in the game
- Last Oregon Special Teams Player of the Week: Atticus Sappington (Sept. 16, 2024)

Freshman of the Week
QB - Demond Williams Jr., Washington (FR)
- Led three second-half, game-securing scoring drives to help Washington beat UCLA 31-19 to become bowl eligible
- Helped the Huskies to a field goal and two touchdowns, including a two-yard touchdown pass to Decker DeGraaf with 5:44 left in the game to seal the victory over the Bruins
- Completed 7-of-8 passes for 67 yards and a touchdown while rushing for 31 yards on six carries
- Last Washington Freshman of the Week: Khmori House (Sept. 23, 2024)

AP Top 25 (11/18)
1. Kansas (49) (4-0)
2. Connecticut (7) (3-0)
3. Gonzaga (2) (3-0)
4. Auburn (3) (3-0)
5. Iowa State (2-0)
6. Purdue (4-0)
7. Houston (2-1)
8. Alabama (3-1)
9. Kentucky (3-0)
10. North Carolina (2-1)
11. Tennessee (4-0)
12. Duke (3-1)
13. Baylor (3-1)
14. Creighton (4-0)
15. Marquette (4-0)
16. Indiana (3-0)
17. Arizona (2-1)
18. Cincinnati (3-0)
19. Wisconsin (4-0)
20. Arkansas (2-1)
21. Florida (4-0)
22. St. John's (4-0)
23. Texas A&M (3-1)
24. Rutgers (3-0)
25. Illinois (3-0)
Dropped Out
Ohio State (#21), Mississippi (#25)

Others Receiving Votes
Texas Tech, Mississippi, Xavier, BYU, Central Florida, Virginia Commonwealth, Texas, Michigan State, Mississippi State, Ohio State, Miami (FL), Pittsburgh, Oregon, Memphis, Providence, Penn State, Kansas State, Utah State, Furman, Clemson, Arizona State, Hofstra, Michigan, Maryland

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Coaches Top 25 Poll (11/18)
1. Kansas (25) (4-0)
2. Connecticut (3) (3-0)
3. Auburn (2) (3-0)
4. Gonzaga (1) (3-0)
5. Iowa State (2-0)
6. Purdue (4-0)
7. Alabama (3-1)
8. Houston (2-1)
9. Tennessee (4-0)
10. Duke (3-1)
11. Kentucky (3-0)
12. North Carolina (2-1)
13. Creighton (4-0)
14. Baylor (3-1)
15. Marquette (4-0)
16. Cincinnati (3-0)
17. Arizona (2-1)
18. Indiana (3-0)
19. Florida (4-0)
20. St. John's (4-0)
21. Illinois (3-0)
22. Texas A&M (3-1)
23. Arkansas (2-1)
24. Texas Tech (3-0)
25. Wisconsin (4-0)
Dropped Out
Ohio State (#22), Rutgers (#24)
Others Receiving Votes
Rutgers, Xavier, Mississippi, BYU, St. Mary's, Pittsburgh, Texas, Michigan State, Ohio State, Mississippi State, Oregon, Nevada, Dayton, Virginia Commonwealth, Central Florida, Wake Forest, Providence

MEN
Player of the Week
John Tonje, Wisconsin
G – Grad. – 6-7 – North Omaha, Neb. – Omaha Central

• Scored a career-high 41 points in Wisconsin's 103-88 win over No. 9 Arizona on Friday, second most points in program history
• Broke the Wisconsin single-game record for made free throws, finishing with a 21-for-22 clip at the line
• The only player over the last 30 years to score 40 points and make 20 free throws in a game vs an AP Top 25 opponent.
• Garners his first Player of the Week award
• Last Wisconsin Player of the Week: Johnny Davis (Feb. 21, 2022)

Freshman of the Week
Dylan Harper, Rutgers
G – 6-6 – Franklin Lakes, N.J. – Don Bosco Prep

• Averaged 22.0 points, 5.5 rebounds. 3.5 assists, and 1.0 blocked shots as Rutgers tallied a pair of wins
• Became the second Scarlet Knight in Rutgers history to score 20-plus points in the first three games of his freshman year, the first player to do it since Phil Sellers in 1972
• Earns his first Freshman of the Week award
• Last Rutgers Freshman of the Week: Ron Harper Jr. (March 4, 2019)

AVCA Division I Top 25 (11/18)
1. Pittsburgh (49) (25-1) - 1,513 pts
2. Nebraska (12) (26-1) - 1,476
3. Louisville (23-3)
4. Penn State (25-2)
5. Creighton (25-2)
6. Wisconsin (20-5)
7. Stanford (21-4)
8. Purdue (22-5)
9. Arizona State (26-2)
10. Southern Methodist (21-6)
11. Kansas (22-3)
12. Kentucky (17-7)
13. Oregon (19-6)
14. Texas (15-6)
15. Georgia Tech (20-5)
16. Minnesota (17-9)
17. Baylor (18-7)
18. Dayton (28-1)
19. Utah (21-5)
20. Florida (19-5)
21. USC (18-8)
22. TCU (17-7)
23. Florida State (18-8)
24. BYU (16-8)
25. Missouri (18-6)

Others Receiving Votes
North Carolina, Washington, Texas A&M, Miami (FL), Marquette, Western Kentucky, South Dakota State

I'm sure I was just seeing things but on the first USC scoring drive when the QB scrambled and hit the guy down on the four yard line it looked like the receiver came back in from out of bounds. (clearly caught it in bounds). On the replay it was a bad angle but still appeared that way. Did anyone else see that or am I just grasping at straws?

Edit: I found video of it go to :26 in the video and pause. Appears his left foot is out of bounds.

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I can't honestly remember him being reported to be in talks with any other schools when we hired him. I remember it being reported that we basically had to negotiate against Carolina's buyout for him, but were there other teams? I remember it being reported that he turned down Oregon when he took the Baylor job. I'm sure there were other teams in on him and it just wasn't reported, or I'm just forgetting. But if not, that should have been a huge red flag

Just a thought.... this Wisconsin team will be the first opponent in 5 games where they have not had a bye week before playing Nebraska