December 17
#18 UCLA 111, Prairie View A&M 75
#20 Michigan State 77, Oakland 58
Maryland 111, St. Francis 57
Ohio State 95, Valparaiso 73

Standings
1. Michigan (8-1, 2-0)
1. Michigan State (9-2, 2-0)
1. UCLA (10-1, 2-0)
4. Nebraska (7-2, 1-1)
4. Illinois (7-3, 1-1)
4. Indiana (8-3, 1-1)
4. Iowa (8-3, 1-1)
4. Maryland (9-2, 1-1)
4. Northwestern (8-3, 1-1)
4. Ohio State (7-4, 1-1)
4. Oregon (10-1, 1-1)
4. Penn State (9-2, 1-1)
4. Purdue (8-3, 1-1)
4. Rutgers (7-4, 1-1)
4. USC (7-4, 1-1)
16. Minnesota (6-5, 0-2)
16. Washington (7-3, 0-2)
16. Wisconsin (9-3, 0-2)

Games for Wednesday, December 18
#24 Michigan vs. #14 Oklahoma (at Charlotte, NC) (8:00 PM - ESPN2)
Cal State-Northridge at USC (9:00 PM - BTN)
Washington State at Washington (10:00 PM - FS1)

Next Nebraska Game - Sunday, December 22
Nebraska vs. Murray State (at Honolulu, HI) (8:00 PM - ESPN)

amazing comedic talent to be able to co-create Seinfeld, write Curb, and act in it too

Looking for two to take my wife for her birthday, actually her idea.

Wanted to see if anyone here was selling their season tickets before paying fee's on 3rd party sites.
1/30, it's a Thursday night and probably cold as it gets. Anyone able to help me out?

What does Nebraska did to being better to take down the Badgers?

I feel like the Badgers are 85% as good to prior years, but Franklin (like Foecke for NU) can simply take over games by hersel - what a heady, consistent weapon

December 21
#2 Auburn 87, #16 Purdue 69
Ohio State 85, #4 Kentucky 65
#10 Oregon 76, Stanford 61
North Carolina 76, #18 UCLA 74
Michigan State 86, Florida Atlantic 69
Princeton 83, Rutgers 82
Penn State 75, Drexel 64
Indiana 74, Chattanooga 65
Maryland 87, Syracuse 60
Minnesota 74, Fairleigh Dickinson 60
Northwestern 84, DePaul 64
Iowa 95, Utah 88

Standings
1. Michigan (8-3, 2-0)
1. Michigan State (10-2, 2-0)
1. UCLA (10-2, 2-0)
4. Nebraska (7-2, 1-1)
4. Illinois (7-3, 1-1)
4. Indiana (9-3, 1-1)
4. Iowa (9-3, 1-1)
4. Maryland (10-2, 1-1)
4. Northwestern (9-3, 1-1)
4. Ohio State (8-4, 1-1)
4. Oregon (11-1, 1-1)
4. Penn State (10-2, 1-1)
4. Purdue (8-4, 1-1)
4. Rutgers (7-5, 1-1)
4. USC (8-4, 1-1)
16. Minnesota (7-5, 0-2)
16. Washington (8-3, 0-2)
16. Wisconsin (9-3, 0-2)

Games for Sunday, December 22
Purdue Fort Wayne at #24 Michigan (12:00 PM - BTN+)
Illinois vs. Missouri (at St. Louis) (12:00 PM - ESPN)
Detroit Mercy at Wisconsin (1:00 PM - BTN)
Southern at USC (3:00 PM - BTN)
Nebraska vs. Murray State (at Honolulu, HI) (8:00 PM - ESPN)

95 years old!

A day late putting this out there (that's my bad), but here is the media info we were given for the next two days:

THURSDAY
Pinstripe Bowl zoom press conference feat. Nebraska and Boston College coordinators + players (11 a.m. - 1 p.m. CT)

>> Boston College: Offensive coordinator Will Lawing, defensive coordinator Tim Lewis, wide receiver Lewis Bond and defensive back K.P. Price (11am - 12pm)
>> Nebraska: OC Dana Holgorsen, DC John Butler, QB Dylan Raiola and DL Ty Robinson (12pm - 1pm)


FRIDAY
Nebraska press conference at Hawks Championship Center

>> Matt Rhule + 3-4 players after practice (time TBD, likely beginning around 11am or 11:15am CT)


Still TBD on media schedule for bowl week

Nebraska's hire of Phil Snow as Matt Rhule's associate head coach was made official today.

Here's what his role will entail:

After a fairly stagnant year, APPL hit a new all-time high this week. Up 20pts the last two days.

Who all is in, and what others have been performing well for you as of late?



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Way to go Frankie!!

I have a good feeling about it....

NU 27
BC 13

Just missed a 33 yarder for the win in OT.

I've searched on this board but I can't find the Husker's practice schedule for The Pinstripe Bowl.

I assume we begin practice on Monday the 16th? Any other tidbits, like when does the team depart for NYC and maybe a list of team activities while they're in The Big Apple?

TIA if I neglect to thank you individually.

Will create a reshuffle of teams every year and we will never be able to get attached to a player like Brook Berringer. They need to figure out a transfer limit and some type of cap or college football will never be as great as it once was.