Welcome to another edition of Bold Predictions as Nebraska once again will be taking a crack at getting back into the win column. Hit the link…

The run Jim and Michigan is going to go off on in the next 10 years - or so - will leave everybody shaking. They are the POWER in the conference. They'll totally embarrass Illinois and duhOSU. Are you guys ready for this incredible run? Alabama had their turn, now it's Jim's

Still getting it done. Texans giving the Eagles a game.

Unless you haven't been on the internet today you've heard by now a range of rumors surrounding the Nebraska football job. Here's what I feel comfortable reporting at this point.

There is not a full BOR meeting called today but there is an executive session that was called, Those are not subject to the same rules as what the LJS writer was alluding to earlier. It's also not entirely accurate that the BOR doesn't have anything to do with the coach search considering you do need approval for the money from them. Generally that's just a formality.

I am not hearing that we will get an announcement on the next coach today. I will say that Matt Rhule is one of the coaches still in play for the job as is Mickey Joseph and 2-3 others.

These things change very quickly and despite a long coaching search we have not had many rumor-filled days like today has been so far. Things are heating up though.

Buckle up.

Nebraska is hosting around 50 visitors again this weekend. There are several 2024s to watch and a key commit returning for a game. Hit the link....

Per Joseph, he took reps in practice Thursday. Casey says he's ready to go, but I assume the doc has an opinion. If it's a nerve thing, those can come around pretty quickly once inflammation recedes.

Still looks like Sasquatch. Playing for Buffalo.

Nebraska corners coach Travis Fisher joined Sports Nightly on Thursday and had a cool story about Malcolm Hartzog from the preseason. Plus, a few more quick hits from the coach:

No, not Casey Thompson... Charissa Thompson. It's Thursday Night Football and damn she's fine. I mean, we all need a break from the coach search nonsense, right?

1. Head coach prediction
2. Staff quality prediction
3. Roster changes

I'm feeling cynical and lost right now so my predictions are:

1. Lance Leipold
2. Brings most of his KU staff, Mickey gets a token offer but decides not to stay
3. Huge roster turnover, need to try to assemble a recruiting class/transfer portal class from scratch

It's been a wild day but I didn't want the board to think I forgot the visit list/preview. I'm working on the full preview now and there are definitely some noteworthy names on the list.

2024 DB Mario Buford


2024 TE Jaden Reddell


2024 DB Caleb Wiliams


2024 OT Willie Goodacre


2024 OT Caleb Pyfrom

Staring up a new weekly feature where we take a quick peek at Nebraska and their opponents starters as recruits. Hit the link...

Haven’t seen anything that makes me think anyone else would be better. Campbell? No… LL? Not interested, not sure why, just a feeling. Rhule?… maybe

Let’s see what Mickey can do with his own hand-picked staff and a full couple of years of recruiting. I believe he’d quickly make staff changes that aren’t working and get it done at the highest level

I think we’d be hanging with OSU, Mich, and PSU within 3 yrs. Where we’re expected to be and should be each year

Hi everyone! I’m back for another volleyball live chat to answer all your questions surrounding NU volleyball. Fire away!

Miss Puerto Rico and Miss Argentina have revealed they secretly got married.



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Took the time to read the Wikipedia information on the following Coaches today:

Only 1 - Elite Coach - Urban Meyer

a). Career Record: 187-32
b). National Championships at Florida and Ohio State
c). 21 - Assistant Coaches who became NCAA or NFL head coaches

The Rest:

1). Lance Liepold
2). Dave Doeren
3). Bill O"Brien
4). Matt Campbell
5). Dave Aranda
6). Jamey Chadwell
7). Gary Patterson
8). Chris Klieman

9). Matt Rhule

When reviewing their history and records, Rhule and Klieman standout above the rest IMO. Rhule has built two College programs starting and finishing at the same place. Both following the same progression. He has about 7 years' experience as a College Head Coach. Klieman has been up and down a little with this year being by far his best.

Matt Rhule's identical success at two schools separate him from The Rest. Validated just by comparing Head Coaching records and reading their Bio's.

Rhule has a record of turning programs around and now that he's been an NFL HC that's a plus in recruiting that shouldn't be ignored.

Any word on their injuries. ???

That is all.

The looming matchup with Iowa however may very well go down as the sicko game of the century

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We've got a full plate today. Here's the rundown of who's talking and when. We'll have videos of everyone up later today, too.

10:30 a.m. – Nebraska women’s basketball head coach Amy Williams
10:45 a.m. – Nebraska wrestling head coach Mark Manning
11:00 a.m. – Nebraska volleyball head coach John Cook
11:30 a.m. – Nebraska football interim head coach Mickey Joseph