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I agree. Although I would hope most could guess the Top 4. Expected. Kansas isn't a bad guess with how lousy they have been as well as the weather.

2 is a bit strict. I would be fine with 4 though.

Improve and expand the restrooms, eliminate all the troughs Redo south stadium and have a new big screen to match the north stadium Replace seating to stadium seating Expanded food and beverage options from local vendors Get rid of "Sirius"

Now that the hiring is complete, not saying it is fair, but I think now if he gets to six and beats either Iowa or Wisconsin, he will be safe for another year. Mediocrity? Yes, especially with an easier schedule, but 'Husker fans have a soft spot for the Wood River man.

Speaking of the delay, is there any possibility they will replace the DL coach and someone on staff will coach the RB? Maybe I missed a Dawson announcement?

Ben has paid settlements after sexual assault allegations. No thanks.

Yep, and more likely to attend Nebraska. I may like Mickey Joseph's Louisiana connections but it will still be easier to pull a talented kid from Elkhorn or Westside than Edna Karr or Napoleonville. Deion Jones is a great reminder of what can happen.

Man I hate this "protect the bowls" nonsense. Sure, you want to keep the major bowls for the "Final 4" in a 12-team playoff I can live with that. Most bowls though are made for TV inventory by ESPN. If they can't survive in the market, who cares. In a 12-team playoff, the first two rounds should definitely be at the home stadium of the better seed. Better environment for fans and reward for a better season. I expect the 3rd party business grift bowl coalition to fight that though. Once people see how much better a playoff game is on campus, there will be a push to have more games on campus. ACC and SEC might whine about going up north though. We will see.

I very much doubt Aranda is leaving Baylor for Lincoln. It doesn't make much sense career wise. Jim Leonhard at Wisconsin might be the choice if we are looking at Wisconsin DCs

I would rather have Auburn's former head coach Gus Malzhan. I think his offense would work well in Lincoln.

Yep, Bo didn't read a Jon Gordon book about a bus. It was all over then with Silent E.

Since LSU's defense is still a dumpster fire this year, it's less about Bo and more about they miss the detail and coaching acumen of Dave Aranda.

With a reduced price of 20 dollars on the initial ticket. Multiple game purchases get extra free tickets, 50 cents on your Hy-Vee fuel saver, plus fries and drink upgraded at Runza from medium to large. This "organic" sellout streak will not die on our watch.

That's the thing too. Someone could have just read the thread and not commented on it further. They know what they were doing.

Tate Martell need another school to play for?

4 years removed would likely be a completely different group of players

He did go 13-0 and beat Auburn. I don't care about lame SEC excuses about effort in the bowl game. From 0-12 two years earlier under O'Leary is still an impressive feat.

Whether Coach Frost gets shown the door at the end of this year or next year, I think it is inevitable. Scott Frost the player was pretty darn good, Scott Frost the coach might be Larry Coker, Gene Chizik, or Ed Orgeron. I was excited for the hire but some things don't work out. Keeping him around longer as a coach isn't going to change the trajectory of the program in a positive way. It's going to be worse than when T.O. and Doc were crying as Sadler was well liked but didn't win enough to keep his job. It's just a matter of time whether they want to face reality after this year or next.

The answer this year is I am looking forward to basketball. I think #Nebrasketball finishes in the middle of the conference and wins an NCAA tournament game for the first time. Coach Hoiberg has a team on the rise.

The funniest thing is all over Facebook I see posts about "you need to trust Scott, he will get it done". It was a memory they shared again from 2019. I was thinking if the status quo is kept up, you will be sharing the same post again in 2022 and 2023 until they learn to separate Frost the player from Frost the coach. What if Scott Frost is Larry Coker, Gene Chizik, or Ed Orgeron? He caught lightning in a bottle one year and will never approach those heights again. It is certainly possible.

Why do we have to get a bad hire again? What if it is a good hire and he wins 9 games in year 2? Why the defeatist attitude and loyalty to Scott the coach who isn't Scott the player? Oklahoma didn't hire Josh Heupel as HC. Tennessee had no interest in Tee Martin as HC. Judge Scott on his own coaching merit which right now is one of the worst coaches in Nebraska football history. There are no guarantees it works because he was a championship player. Take the emotion out of it. Chances are if it was going to work, it would have already happened by now.

I know what I don't want to see. People comparing Coach Frost's tenure to Coach Obsorne's. Tom never won fewer than 9 games in a year. Scott has never had a winning record in Lincoln, heck he hasn't even been .500. His high water mark is 5 wins. It's such a bad faith argument comparison. When I see someone make that debate to argue for more years for Coach Frost I assume they can't distance themself from Scott the championship player or are easily manipulated and dumb. What are people scared of? It get worse? How bad does it have to get with losing season after losing season, players leaving, and boosters bailing out the fake sellout streak, much like Callahan's last ride in '07.

Imagine thinking AC/DC's "Thunderstruck" wasn't tired, unimaginative, and cliche much like "Sirius". I guess I expect more effort to modernize and you are satisfied with the status quo.

Yes I do. I think of Thunderstruck the same as Sirius, it's been done before and done better many years ago.

"Breathe" by Prodigy was a big hit and if you don't know who Metallica is, I don't know what to tell you.