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0 to 10% chance of rain Monday through Thursday in Iowa. Friday it jumps to 70%. Mid 40's for a temp.
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3 days in Vegas. My first time and the wife had to fly instead to see her mother who is having surgery. This is not a town to be alone in. Running tomorrow in a Seniors Track Meet. The competition should be the best I've seen.
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A Nebraska farmer got his foot caught in an auger and before it could pull him in and take his life he used his pocket knife to cut off his own leg 8" below the knee. The will to live was strong with this one.
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About a year ago some Omaha area 40 something dads got together and formed a band. My son is one of the four and this is their first recording. Kid Nebraska is their name.
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Bill Rafferty is such a bad announcer. He and Dick Vitale need to retire.
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I guess when I watch a game between two good teams I want more than the same not funny lines he's been using for 30 years. No one would watch a comedian who used the exact same jokes in every show. Raffs has been using the lines about "a little kiss off the glass" and "call the janitor to pick up the lingerie on the court" for so long I know when it's coming.
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Bobbie Hurley looks like he is 60 years old!
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@Cdog923Yeah that i can believe, I was in high school when UNLV beat them.
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Diaco moves from La Tech to Purdue.
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Each quarterfinal game today had a team with red as one of their colors. All four lost. Wisconsin, Nebraska, Ohio St and Rutgers.
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Has anyone on the board ever dealt with the Quadratus Lumborum muscle in the low back? I first went to the chiropractor thinking it was in the spine. 8 trips and very little relief. Next was a trip to the PT and they needled it which seemed to make a difference but only for a few days. I've found one stretch that helps. Also laying on a tennis ball on the hot spot helps but the best I've found is an inversion table. Any suggestions?
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I watched several old Husker games the last 24 hours waiting on this storm. Huskers vs Miss St in the Sun Bowl. Nu vs Houston in the Cotton Bowl and Nu vs Oklahoma in 1988 regular season. That D was impressive.
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I dreamed a song last night that I can't find on google or You Tube. The impression I remember from the style of the song is it sounded like the Allman Bros. The singer was shocked that his girl friend had ended their relationship and he was trying to tell her they had something good. Finally he realizes she won't be convinced and starts the chorus of the song with the line "It's all good, there's no bad." Does this ring a bell with anyone?
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@The Dude WHY ARE YOU TRYING TO RUIN MY LIFE?!
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@GSG Rick Rolled!
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I listened to Urban Meyer's press conference after the game. He had a few good things to say about the Huskers. Listen at 5:50 and 7:50.
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@commando Here is the thing, he really could not. Nebraska played themselves into that position. The failures that Ohio St had in the game were due more to what Nebraska players (and coaches) did than what Ohio St players failed to do.
It's not like their kicker slipped inexplicably. You could say Haskins INT was because of a poor decision (see Martinez's failed backward pass). However, even that I would say was because Nebraska's combo coverage baited that throw.
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I now understand why the Big 8/12 wanted Nebraska to go down in flames after the 97 season. We had 3 Nattys in 5 years and it could have been 5 (Fla St and the loss to Texas in the CCG). They were sick and tired of seeing scarlet and cream winning all the time and beating opponents by 40 points. I am sick of Alabama and the SEC and while I'm at it throw in Ohio St.
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Eh, I felt that when LSU played bama for a natty that we were all getting jabbed. We being fans of college football and its rules/traditions. One team earned its way there. The other had money riding/backing it. The rest of the sport changed. As for the Huskers, everybody loves the underdog. We were heavyweights
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I was just listening to the Husker Game Show on the radio while I was driving. We often make fun of anyone who says that refs have been over zealous on calls against us and underwhelming on calls against other teams that we play. They had one of their stat guys do some research. He found it has been 22 games since a Nebraska opponent was called for holding on a pass play that was accepted by us. The last one was Illinois in 2016. I'm curious if any other schools have even a 10 game stretch.
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I'm not saying we haven't had problems with our OL holding. Replay shows that most are legitimate. The stat that I wanted to draw attention to was our opponents not getting called for holding on a pass play in 22 games. Todays offenses don't just pass on third down. Granted many offenses get the ball out quickly before there is much engagement.
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I'm not a fan of the Rams, but I hope Suh tears Brady a new one!
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Impressive day for Husker sports. Ladies Volleyball in the Final Four and the mens Basketball team beats Creighton. Now we just need a few of the visiting football players to commit tonight or tomorrow.
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Is the head umpire Clete Blakeman?
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It was a rough day yesterday at Nebraska Kearney. 4.6 million dollars in budget cuts throughout the university forced them to cut $450K from the Athletic Dept. Adios mens baseball, tennis and golf.
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"NU receives 13 percent of the state’s general fund, but is being asked to take roughly 34 percent of the total cut being imposed across state government."
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The truth is this is not unique to Nebraska, however, it does seem to be unique to states that currently have a sitting Republican governor with Koch brother support. Walker has done a real number on the University of Wisconsin system. Why is this bad? Becuase the university systems in rural states tend to be one of the most important economic drivers within a state. Not only do they train the next generation of workers, but they also provide valuable resources to farmers, ranchers, small businesses, and more. Diminishing the University systems to correct self-imposed budget shortfalls will overall weaken the state's economies and opportunities for future growth, as well as encourage, rather than discourage, the "brain drain." That rural states are already facing.
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Michigan basketball looks to be pretty formidable this year. They devoured the Tar Heels like a Thanksgiving turkey. We play them at Ann Arbor this year so it will be a tall order for the Huskers.
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Michigan is going to be sick this winter. OSU woke up.
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Most of the NFL pundits I hear are saying that the display that KC and LA put on last night is the future of the league. I've heard the phrase "Playing basketball on grass" many times in the last month. I'm thinking that should play into Nebraska's recruiting speech for QB's, WR's and RB's that want to go beyond college.
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My youngest son and 3 team mates are representing Nebraska in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Golf Championship today and tomorrow in South Carolina. They won the regional in Lincoln then won the state tournament in Valentine a month ago.