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Anything and everything about University of Nebraska athletics
Sport | Conf | Overall |
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Volleyball | 18-1 | 8-0 |
Football | 5-2 | 2-2 |
Date | Team | Time/TV/Result |
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Aug. 31 | UTEP | W 40-7 |
Sep. 7 | Colorado | W 28-10 |
Sep. 7 | Big 12 Refs | Holding |
Sep. 14 | Northern Iowa | W 34-3 |
Sep. 20 | Illinois | L 31-24 |
Sep. 28 | Purdue | W 28-10 |
Oct. 5 | Rutgers | W 14-7 |
Oct. 12 | BYE | - |
Oct. 19 | Indiana | L 56-7 |
Oct. 26 | Ohio State | TBD |
Nov. 2 | UCLA | TBD |
Nov. 9 | BYE | - |
Nov. 16 | USC | TBD |
Nov. 23 | Wisconsin | TBD |
Nov. 29 | Iowa | NBC 6:30 |
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We have seats in this sections. Are they indoor or outdoor seats? I know there is access to indoor but we were hoping the seats are outside. Thanks.
Does this still happen? Since the stadium is cashless how do we pay? Going to the first game this year.
I read somewhere he was checking into 2/3 of those screen passes depending on the look of the defense . So A should they take that ability from him and B are we still mad at Satt for the other 1/3 that were actually called ?
I was under the impression that this was going to be a red shirt year for Malachi Coleman, so I was maybe thinking he would get some playing time In the last few games. Was listening to 1620 the zone on the way home from work and they were speaking as if it is already a foregone conclusion that he is transferring after the year is done. Does anyone know what that is about? Or maybe I misheard.
Will be in Boise for the BSU - SDSU game and am trying to track down the Husker bar for the game Saturday. Anyone know of the best place to go?
https://www.on3.com/news/ranking-10-worst-officiating-calls-of-2024-college-football-season/
The fact that they have the Jimmy Horn incomplete catch listed here and above our missed first down against OSU is comical. I remember watching that with some friends that aren’t NU fans and all of us agreeing he was juggling the ball as he stepped out of bounds and it was correctly not overturned. The commentators sounded like Colorado D riders bashing the non-overturn.
I am going as Sean Evans from Hot Ones and as part of the costume, I will be asking people well-researched questions. I have a coworker who graduated from Nebraska in the mid-1990's who is part of this. Are there any interesting things about NU that an alum would be surprised and impressed that a non-Husker knows? (Although I am from Nebraska and discuss Husker football regularly)
Example question:
"Where do you stand on the ----- debate? And why was that such a big thing at NU?"
"What made a night at the ------ special? And do you have a particularly good story from an experience there?"
Or do you think he'll need another year to build his resume better?
Yes we are aware of what is going on with the softball team plus one volleyball player but this sub has a strict no politics rule that is just blatantly being ignored and we're going to start issuing bans for not following the rule.
We understand it's a controversial topic, but that is precisely why we don't want it in this sub, because every conversation devolves into chaos with tons of rule breaking comments.
This isn't groundbreaking analysis or anything but it's still wild seeing it laid out like this. Over the last 10 seasons, Nebraska has been in more close games than any Power 5 team. We've lost more of those games than anyone in FBS.
In fact, I haven't been able to find a single team in any division of college football that has lost more one score games over the last decade. It's not even close. Nebraska has 42 and NIU is a distant second with 34.
It's extremely impressive at this point, Go Big Red
Drop a score prediction on the video GBR!!
I was browsing through PFF’s snap counts because I was curious how often Haarberg lined up at a position other than QB and saw that he’s been on the punt coverage team the last two weeks. He hadn’t been in that role prior to Indiana.
I missed that live. I love his versatility and I appreciate the coaching staff trying to shore up weaknesses on special teams after the two punt blocks.
Myself, my wife, and kids are coming into Lincoln this weekend as we do each year and I'd like to hit a tailgate that's kid friendly a few hours before the game. Or at least book a spot in a lot where we can grill and play some games. Any suggestions on where to go or where I could book a parking spot? Thanks!
• Morals = Ethical principles or values. • Morale = Confidence, enthusiasm, and motivation of a person or group.
Drives me crazy how ALL the Husker media get this wrong.
And YES, losing to Ohio State is a victory for our collective morale.
Even if it’s bad out of the gate he’ll develop into a nasty outside blocker by his senior year if you let him start practicing it now.
The B1G just stated that OSU will receive no penalty for there fans throwing items on the field Saturday. Saying they believe that OSU did a good job handling the issue.
The B1G is extremely soft on punishment for the "big dogs" and they don't even hide it.
ranked? They haven't beaten one good team. They lost to us also. They are ahead of Illinois? Illinois also has 2 losses, but they are to number 1 Oregon and number 9 Penn State.
I'll never understand the rankings.
There are some positives from the Ohio State game that should be celebrated in a game we were favored to lose by 3.5 touchdowns but instead had the home crowd booing the Buckeyes after a three and out:
John Hohl and the FG team. He went from making one of five FGs on the season to a clutch 3 of 3 performance, and kicked the longest field goal ever by a Husker in a road game.
The defensive line. They won in the trenches against an OL Ohio State had considered a strength. The Polar Bear and Jamari Butler in particular stood out.
Jacory Barney, Jr. He had seven receptions in ten targets. Because of his frame I wasn’t sure how he would hold up over the course of the season but it’s clear that he and Lloyd are Nebraska’s playmakers.
Dylan Raiola making plays with his feet. That’s not his game but he made the plays when those runs were there.
DeShon Singleton. Dude has struggled with missed tackles. He was really bad against Indiana. But in Columbus, seven tackles and three of which were pretty stout. No missed tackles. It’s unfortunate that what he will remember is Tate’s long catch on their go ahead drive.
The team mentality coming off a seven touchdown rout in a hostile environment, against a top-5 team coming off a loss and a bye week. I felt this was a key game in the Rhule tenure… back to back blowouts would be tough to recover from this season.
But this game gave something for Rhule to build on. He called it the first game he saw the team have the championship mentality he’s looking for. It’s a building block game that pushes the emotions from the Indiana loss out of mind.
I’m proud of that mentality and want to see more like it.
“During Nebraska's final drive of the first half, on second down with two yards to gain on the Ohio State 39-yard line, the ball was incorrectly spotted after a run by Cornhuskers RB (Emmett) Johnson. The ball carrier crossed the 37-yard line and a first down should have been awarded to Nebraska. Replay should have stopped the game to review the spot since it involved the line-to-gain."
We have shifted the CHAIR-ity game to volleyball this year since we don't play each other in football. We've have an added bonus this year and anyone who donates to team jack will be entered into a drawing to win tickets to the Minnesota - Nebraska volleyball game on November 14th. To date, we have raised over $160,000 for both respective charities. That has been in no small part to the support we get from you all on here.
Check out our latest video! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rHd7UTxlwe1WkS6Zj4JnCqoMbYXJ5Pmu/view?usp=drivesdk
Note the video says donations start November 1st but you can donate today!
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