2008 Schedule

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NU's 2008 schedule nears completion

BY STEVEN M. SIPPLE / Lincoln Journal Star

Thursday, Apr 26, 2007 - 04:26:14 pm CDT

NU Athletic Director Steve Pederson

Nebraska’s 2008 non-conference football schedule is virtually complete.

Husker athletic director Steve Pederson said Thursday he has received signed contracts from San Jose State and New Mexico State. A home-and-home series against Virginia Tech had been announced last year.

Nebraska currently is awaiting a signed contract from Western Michigan for a 2008 game, Pederson said.

Once Nebraska receives the contract from Western Michigan, Pederson will formally unveil a 2008 schedule that will have the Huskers opening with five straight home games: Sept. 6 against San Jose State, Sept. 13 against New Mexico State, Sept. 20 against Virginia Tech, Sept. 27 against Western Michigan and Oct. 4 against Big 12 rival Missouri.

The Huskers are set to play eight home games in 2008 after playing seven in 2007.

San Jose State, of the Western Athletic Conference, finished with a 9-4 record last season. The Spartans lost 49-13 to the Huskers in 2000 in Lincoln in the teams’ only previous meeting.

New Mexico State, also of the WAC, was 4-8 in 2006 after going 0-12 in 2005. Nebraska is 2-0 all-time against the Aggies.

Western Michigan, a Mid-American Conference squad, was 8-5 last season. The Broncos and Huskers would be meeting for the first time.

Nebraska also is nearing completion of its 2009 non-conference schedule. A home game Sept. 5 against Florida Atlantic and a Sept. 19 contest at Virginia Tech previously have been announced.

Pederson also has announced home-and-home series against Washington (2010-11), UCLA (2012-13) and Tennessee (2016-17).

Nebraska opens the 2007 season Sept. 1 against Nevada in Lincoln. The Huskers’ subsequent non-conference games this coming season are Sept. 8 at Wake Forest, Sept. 15 against Southern California in Lincoln and Sept. 22 against Ball State in Lincoln.

 
Western Michigan, a Mid-American Conference squad, was 8-5 last season. The Broncos and Huskers would be meeting for the first time.
whaaaaat? ohio wasn't available..?

 
3 of the 4 are bowl teams. Not too bad. They might not be major players, but they make noise in thier conferences. And VT certianly is a big name. 1 big, 1 total chump(NMST) and 2 mid level teams, looks like a good set up to me.

 
too many cream puffs, NMS, wow, scarey!
You act like this is something new. Welcome to Nebraska Football its been this way for years.
Try "welcome to 95% of BCS football teams"

Take a look at West Virginia's schedule:

Sat, Sep 1 Western Michigan

Sat, Sep 8 at Marshall

Thu, Sep 13 at Maryland

Sat, Sep 22 East Carolina

Sat, Sep 29 at South Florida

Sat, Oct 6 at Syracuse

Sat, Oct 20 Mississippi State

Sat, Oct 27 at Rutgers

Thu, Nov 8 Louisville

Sat, Nov 17 at Cincinnati

Sat, Nov 24 Connecticut

Sat, Dec 1 Pitt

 
Western Michigan, a Mid-American Conference squad, was 8-5 last season. The Broncos and Huskers would be meeting for the first time.
whaaaaat? ohio wasn't available..?

I thought they were trying to put a series together with Ohio.St a few years back. What happened ?

GBR!!!
not these guys...

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tho i would welcome them. they're good and if you want to cut teeth with the BSC, they're the ones to beat. however, i was talking about these guys...

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... coached by this guy...

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why?

cause huskernation doesn't have enough DRAMA already!

 
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too many cream puffs, NMS, wow, scarey!
Don't count on New Mexico State being some pansy squad.

Chase Holbrook is an OUTSTANDING quarterback. As a sophmore, he had these stats ...

396-566, 70% completion, 4619 yards, 34 TDs 9 INTs

... I repeat, as a SOPHMORE. Doesn't matter the offense, no QB should be putting up those kinda stats at a young age.

Also, they have a sophmore receiver named Chris Williams who thrives in that offense.

92 catches, 1425 yards (15.5 YPC), 12 TDs

For sophmores, those will be some weapons we will have to deal with as seniors when we play the Aggies.

 
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