You are making every Iowa fan's point for them and a poster child for the Husker way of thought of many:
You're living deep in the past starting with your screenname. Christ dude, when have the Blackshirts truly the "blackshirts"? 20 years ago? One of the most porous defenses in college football for years resides in Lincoln. Do you also wear bell bottoms, leisure suits, and have a mullet? You're wanting to envision MANY years gone by. This isn't about Iowa, or Ohio State, or Wisconsin-- three schools that have made Nebraska look foolish in recent years (how many games in a row have you lost to these three now?).
Instead, it's an indictment of living in the past--the past that's now 20 years in your rear view mirror. (FYI- Iowa has won more football games over the past 20 years than has Nebraska). Now you're even losing kids in your own back yard to Iowa and Minnesota.
Continue to live in the glory of the past dude.
The last 20 years? Better scale that back to ten....
Iowa W/L 2000-2009: 80-45
Nebraska W/L 2000-2009: 84-44
Iowa W/L 2010-2019: 81-49
Nebraska W/L 2010-2019: 75-54
We can keep it a 20 years though, that's fine.
2000-2019:
Nebraska has played in one National Championship game.
Iowa has played in zero.
Nebraska has played in four conference championship games.
Iowa has played in one, but shared two championships.
*Nebraska would have shared the Big XII conference title with Oklahoma in 2010 had the Big XII not had a conference championship game.
Let's look at some factors, though.
Iowa's HCs during that time: Kirk Ferentz
Nebraska's HCs during that time: Frank Solich, Bo Pelini (interim), Bill Callahan, Bo Pelini, Barney Cotton (interim), Mike Riley, Scott Frost
Nebraska has done literally EVERYTHING to try to elevate their success during this time including changing offensive schemes at least four times and going from a 4-3 to a 3-4 defense just three years ago.
On top of that, they had the added handicap of changing conferences and having to familiarize themselves with an entirely different region of teams and their playing styles.
Iowa instead stayed the course and played against mostly the same teams they have for decades...and Ol' Steady Eddie racked up 2, yes 1+1, more wins than Nebraska during that 20 year span.
Congrats, Hawks. Huge ups. Best 20 years of your football lives.