I present to you, Alicia Schmidt. Works for me!!!!!

With the wind chill hovering around 15 degrees tomorrow, it's gonna be pretty damn cold in Memorial Stadium.

But I think its likely been much colder before. What's the coldest game you all have ever attended?

On a side note, the 2006 Big 12 Championship game at Arrowhead was the coldest outdoor sporting event I've ever attended. The only thing worse was the game itself.

That's Nebraska football in a nutshell. Can we leave Whiffle in Lincoln for the last game. What an absolute disgrace.

I’m not saying Chadwell or Monken would be my top choice but Lord I miss having a definitive offensive identity…I hate the shotgun, spread em out style that 97% of the rest of college football runs (96.9% of whom run it better than us)

Is he hurt?

Our backers especially him are non existent

15 , a freshman is outplaying a really bad group

…. Well, I’m not really…. But you could make a case for 9-2 at this point… allowing for brutal coaching early on( and later)EVERY GAME except OU and Michigan had “win” possibility… we just don’t have a win mentality

Announce a new coach tomorrow. Create some positive buzz. Can't worry anymore about hurt feelings, semantics, treating the players right, etc. Let's give a new hire as much time as possible to re-structure this football organization

Played a great game today

I would.
Women still look good if they suck

I understood that if we gave rhule X amount of money a year to coach, that X amount would be taken off what the panthers owe him
but
I was told what ever X amount we gave him would NOT be taken off what the panthers owe him
and that the panthers basicly own him so he can't go where he wants.

Here’s this week’s edition of Steve’s Stance. What can we expect to see out of the bye week?

The Nebraska women's basketball team fell to 2-2 on the season with a 80-62 loss to Drake Saturday afternoon in Iowa. The Huskers fell behind 21-12 in the opening quarter and could not recover getting outscored in every period.

Alexis Markowski had a game-high 21 points with five boards while Isabelle Bourne contributed nine points with 11 rebounds. Nebraska continued to struggle shooting, hitting 22 shots on 71 attempts for 31%. They also struggled behind the three-point line, hitting five buckets from deep compared to the Bulldogs nine.

Drake shot really well, hitting 55.4% of its shots with three double digit scorers. The Huskers forced 20 Bulldog turnovers, but could only turn that into 12 points. Drake also outscored Nebraska in the paint 42-28.

Here is the full release:

Des Moines, Iowa - Alexis Markowski scored a game-high 21 points, but Nebraska fell behind early and was unable to recover in an 80-62 women's basketball loss to Drake at the Knapp Center on Saturday afternoon.

The Huskers slipped to 2-2 while the Bulldogs improved to 2-1 on the year.

Isabelle Bourne contributed nine points and a game-high 11 rebounds inside for the Big Red, while Jaz Shelley pitched in nine points and six assists. Annika Stewart also put up nine points and six rebounds off the bench for the Huskers.

Sophomore guard Kate Dinnebier led three Bulldogs in double figures with 18 points and six assists, while Maggie Bair pitched in 17 points and nine rebounds. Bair scored 10 of her points in the second quarter to help thwart a strong Nebraska rally and send Drake to halftime with a 38-26 lead.

Sarah Beth Gueldner poured in 16 points, including four three-pointers, to round out the Drake trio in double figures. Gueldner scored 14 points in the first half, including 11 in the first quarter to help shoot the Bulldogs to a 21-12 edge after the opening 10 minutes.

As a team, Nebraska hit just 31 percent (22-71) of its shots from the field, including just 5-of-24 (.208) three-pointers. NU went 13-of-15 from the free throw line and won the turnover battle, 20-14, but allowed Drake to hit 55.4 percent (31-56) of its shots, including 9-of-21 (.429) threes. Drake hit just 9-of-15 free throws, but out-rebounded, NU 42-36.

Nebraska opened the game with a 1-0 lead after a Shelley free throw that resulted from an administrative technical because of shot clock problem in the Knapp Center. After Drake won the tip and got a layup from Megan Meyer, who finished with seven points, Markowski knocked down a three to give the Big Red a 4-2 lead just 40 seconds into the game.

Gueldner answered with a three before a Shelley layup put the Huskers back up 6-5. Drake then scored six straight points as part of an 11-1 surge to take a 16-7 lead after another Gueldner three-pointer with 4:15 left in the first quarter.

Bair opened the second quarter with a three-pointer to give the Bulldogs their first double-digit lead at 24-12, but Markowski then sparked Nebraska's biggest rally of the game with five straight points to open a 12-0 run over the next 5:40.

With the game tied at 24-24 with 3:22 left in the half, Bair stopped the run with another three-pointer. She scored four more points as part of a 14-2 surge to end the half to retake Drake's 12-point edge.

Markowski opened the second half with another three-pointer to briefly cut Drake's edge to single digits at 38-29, but Bair responded with four straight points before a Dinnebier bucket capped a 6-0 run and put Drake in front 44-29. The Bulldogs maintained the 15-point margin (60-45) at the end of three quarters and NU was unable to trim the lead back to single digits at any point in the final 18 minutes.

Nebraska returns to non-conference home action with its first-ever clash with Tarleton on Tuesday. Tip-off between the Huskers and Texans at Pinnacle Bank Arena is set for 6 p.m.

... the only thing that matters is if you win.

The End.

Yhea...I said it...

If you pull Matt Campbell or someone lame out of your hat, there is going to be a riot.

This program desperately needs something good to happen to it.

Nebraska wrestling got five individual champions to win the Navy Classic for the second time in program history late Saturday afternoon. Boo Dryden (133), Brock Hardy (141), Peyton Robb (157), Mikey Labriola (174) and Sillas Allred (197) all won their respective weights.

Here is the full release:

Annapolis, Md. – Five wrestlers claimed individual titles to help the Nebraska wrestling team grab the individual title at the Navy Classic in Maryland on Saturday.

This team title marks the Huskers' second all-time Navy Classic win and first since 1997. Individually, Boo Dryden (133), Brock Hardy (141), Peyton Robb (157), Mikey Labriola (174) and Silas Allred (197) won their respective weight classes.

At 133, Dryden received a first-round bye before defeating Navy's Mirel in the quarterfinals. In the semis, Dryden grabbed the 6-5 decision of Phippen of USAF to advance to the finals where he rematched with Phippen and won by decision, 3-2.

Hardy at 141 tallied a pair of major decision victories in the opening rounds to earn a spot in the quarters, where he pinned Newell of Kent State to qualify for the semis. There he recorded the technical fall against Chappell of Bucknell for a place in the finals. In the championship match, Hardy scored the 9-1 major decision victory over Miller of Bucknell for the title.

At 157, Robb received a bye, recorded a pin and won by major decision in the quarters for a spot in the semis where he won by technical fall, 16-1. In the finals, Robb defeated Michigan State's Saldate by 12-6 decision.

Labriola competed at 174, tallying a technical fall, pin and another technical fall to advance to the semis. There he recorded a 17-1 major decision victory to advance to the championship match where he topped fellow Husker Elise Brown Ton by forfeit.

Rounding out the group of individual champions was Allred at 197. Allred received a bye and tallied back-to-back pins to grab a spot in the semis. There he scored a major decision victory before defeating Koser of Navy by decision, 9-4.

At 184, Lenny Pinto had a successful day, recording a major decision in the Round of 12 and in the semis to advance to the finals. In the championship match, Pinto was pinned, but finished in second-place. Also grabbing second was Brown Ton, who recorded three wins before forfeiting in the finals to teammate Labriola.

Nathan Haas (184) and Cale Davidson (285) both finished in third, while Bubba Wilson (165) and Antrell Taylor (157) grabbed fourth. Jagger Condomitti (165) and Dayne Morton (149) also competed, but fell in qualifying.

Up next, the Huskers will return to action next month at the Cliff Keen Invite, Dec. 2-3 in Las Vegas

Transcript of Mickey Joseph's postgame presser after the Wisconsin loss:

But I would love to see the OC from NDSU land the job at NU. The man understands schemes, concepts, the importance of running the ball, using the TE & FB, formations that give you an advantage, and misdirection. He would be able to help the Oline and keep the QB safe. He is also the TE & FB coach.

His offense would work perfectly in the B1G.

OK experts let me know how wrong I am. Doesn't matter what level you are coaching if the plays and concepts are solid.

lost to Drake, didn't seem close.

Absolutely no one at this game today against Massachusetts.
Fans are speaking loudly.

Hausmann is playing lights out. Probably the best freshman LB we’ve put on the field in at least a decade. Hope he stays healthy and continues to improve. GBR

Mickey Joseph and a handful of players met with media following the close loss to Wisconsin. Check them out below.

Same crap every year with these players. Nobody wants to make a play to win the game.

… look at that shitty crowd for a game against the #1 team.

HIRE MARK STOOPS.