WoodyHayes1951

It is the destruction of the NeoCon Warmongers. And yes, it is glorious.

I don't know if Julian Assange is the person of the year or the Internet Media. If this was 30 years ago she would have won easy....I can look up her war crimes in Libya a matter of seconds now. I can also look up her stupid statements about not breaking up the big banks because "Would that end racism and sexism?" or how every problem she has can be blamed on Putin and Russia. She picked a wrong time to run because it 10 years she could have lied successfully and blamed it on cloud hacking.

Well maybe God IS helping. For me, one party wants to stop this abortion thing, and one is for it. 3000 abortions a day brother. For years... I didn't vote for life "supposedly". As if it's kind of lightly taken. I voted for life purposely. What happens after that, we will see. It is also very clear that she is the bloodthirsty warhawk on that end of the ProLife spectrum. What she did in Libya, arming rebels to illegally overthrow a sovereign govt, is just as a bad or worse than bush. Now she was conditioning people for a conflict with Russia. Even Jill Stein said she was the most dangerous candidate. Where are the peaceniks killing Bush for war crimes? Her warmongering McCarthyist rhetoric and dangerous Syrian policy is the biggest threat to the U.S.

But, but....Russia.....

Urban took over offensive coordinator responsibilities for the play calling since it was stagnant for weeks. Bad timing if anything.

Nebraska might have a MILD case ClevelandBrownsitis which means the leadership doesn't know what the hell they want so they react to the newest thing that might work. scUM did this too with the hiring of Rich Rodriguez because the spread was in. It caused an identity crisis and they are back to looking like they did in 1994. I think the Browns have switched back and forth from 3-4 defense to a 4-3 defense with the 6,000 different coaches they've had since 1999. Obviously, they can't draft consistently if they don't know what they are going to do and it just becomes a downward spiral of horrible decision after horrible decision. Why doesn't Nebraska following the Wisconsin footprint of power running and add speed to the skill position? Isn't that what Nebraska football was all about before Callahan?

Tim Beck sucks. You were right. Urban called the entire game yesterday because the offense has under-performed since OU. Nebraska needs better coaching and recruiting in the defensive front 7. Those guys just make little to no impact. The offense is not bad when healthy.

Yeah, Corso made the show what it is. Everyone on the show loves him and supports him. Don't see the problem.

Wisconsin is the real deal on Defense and that stupid jet sweep crap was stopped in the second half adjustments. Too many mistakes but 6-0 with a chance to get better and review film. Another hostile environment next week against a weaker opponent but gotta come out sharp.

Road Teams win except for Sparty and Maryland.

PPV games and on Fox Sports 1. Half of the Texas and Oklahoma fans won't watch the game this weekend because they can't find the channel.

Nebraska would be in that super sexy and improved Big XII north with Iowa State, Cincinnati, Kansas State, Kansas, West Virginia. Maybe BYU. trade the roadtrip to Boulder into a road trip to Morgantown. #GrowingtheBrand

I would agree. Thus the face palm. Yep. It doesn't even make sense. "I have heard for going on a year that #Nebraska enjoyed the revenue from the #BIG10 but does not feel their brand has benefited or grown" What does that mean?

The Big XII is dead.

Good job on finding the shortest way to put it. I hope you're wrong about Northwestern and Wisconsin. But I think Michigan will win too. I think both teams look like copies of how they were in the 90's and early 2000s. That doesn't bode well for Wisconsin.

Home teams win except for Minnesota & MSU

It's because Texas wants to add schools like Houston & SMU that won't grow the footprint, increase revenue, or anything good but it keeps everything put to a vote Texas-centric. I think Iowa State has also voiced their displeasure.

Didn't see OU at #25 in AP. was looking at coaches. Still ridiculous that Ole Miss is given the benefit of the doubt.

Love being wrong about everything. Illinois was disappointing and Iowa was predictable. NDSU isn't a bad loss but still should have won.

Letting the backup throw??? where is the tailback?