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Speaking of Oregon, anyone planning to go to the game next season? I would have to come across the entire country, but heard it's a really great time. Debating the best trip for next year.

Is it safe for Darlington to get hit repeatedly?

They honestly may be better off with another running back in the backfield than Fyfe.

He had on scrubs when he walked into the stadium. Right, but he wasn't in cleats. He had sneakers on even before he changed into the black hoodie. (This is what I thought about instead of the game)

I want to know where he got sneakers at the hospital!

Who honestly thought the Huskers were as talented as Ohio State and Michigan? Guys like Meyer and Harbaugh change the team in one recruiting class. Other places, like Nebraska, it will take a few. The Big Ten is OSU and Michigan and everyone else. The Huskers are in that second tier with Wisconsin, Michigan State, and , at times, Iowa. One game (where your emotional, on field leader is carted off with one of the most frightening injuries all year) does not offer a true glimpse into the entire season. They lose some key seniors this year, but also gain some key freshman. Keep the faith and Go Big Red!

This.

There is no chance they upgrade coordinators in the off-season, is there?

Nah

Prayers for Tommy.

Is it just me or does the Wisconsin fan base, the ones who attend the game, seem to just go there and party like none other and don't really care about the game? Just seems like a ruckus crowd no matter what is going on, and win or lose, the Badger fans don't seem to care. That's not completely fair. There isn't a way to gauge exactly how into the game they are. Like Nebraska, they are the only big time college program in the state and the people are invested heavily in the outcomes of the games. Memorial Stadium isn't like Camp Randall and that's fine. They are the LSU of the B1G. I'm more salty about how they have one of the all-around best athletic departments in the nation.

This could fuel a big game in Columbus next week. This team has moxie. GBR

They are playing like they think Wisconsin is better than they are.

Just got back from Madison this weekend. It is a really fun town. There are some fun restaurants and bars in the center of town. The Old Fashioned is all Wisconsin goods. Check it out if you can. They have a traditional fish fry on Fridays

He handled this like a true gentleman and I'm proud to have him on the Huskers. Bright young man. Go MRI

Not even. I drove back home last night from Lincoln in a little over 7. Here on the right coast, that's a lifetime. One of my favorite things about NE is the disregard of the time space continuum. :-)

They're scheduled to play in the regular season -- Thursday night November 17th in Houston. ... assuming the free world survives after the election. They may be good, but man I just dont care for the teams. It's like someone saying where having noodles for dinner today! dont hate it, but shrug. Maybe if they keep it up for another 40 years they might imprint on me. Entire nations have noodles for dinner every day. Louisville and Houston are very good.

Banderas' actually do suppress melatonin, though. Helps him stay amped 24/7.

My first Huskers game yesterday and it was awesome!!!!! Wish there was some kind of big finish to the Tunnel Walk, though. It's a tired old tune that could use some refreshing. Especially in comparison to what other schools do

Beat Oregon and get into the top 20.

But they won't. Someone from the Pac12 or Big 10 will get these games. Maybe Minnesota

Totally agree. I understand some fans wanting to rekindle the rivalry with CU, but on the hierarchy of importance in modern college football, the SEC is at the top and Colorado is closer to the bottom. Someone like Oregon will jump on this.

Don't know how many are following this story, but Michigan breached their contract with Arkansas to restart their games with Notre Dame in 18/19. The Huskers have an open date in 2019 right now and their "marquee" OOC game those years is against Colorado. I know scheduling two OOC P5 schools is uncommon, but even getting a neutral site game with Arkansas for 2019 could be lucrative. It's not every year that a home and home with an SEC school becomes available. Move Akron or Troy to get this done? Someone will benefit from this, why not NU? https://www.seccountry.com/arkansas/why-the-cancellation-of-the-michigan-series-leaves-arkansas-in-a-tough-spot

Alabama Ohio State Notre Dame

Gerry looks juiced to the nines. Hope that isn't what it is