Nebfanatic

I doubt we will see this but I think it would be awesome to make the spring game the spring league championship. Top 2 teams get to draft the players from the 3rd team and winner takes all for the spring league. Could be the start of fun tradition but it may not be feasible to do something like that

Jurgens is going to end up being a far better pro player than he ever was in college. He was learning on the fly how to be a center his whole college career and while he did get the hang of it towards the end its clear his time with Jason Kelce has brought his game to a completely different level. He will be a really good one for years to come.

Absolutely hate it with a passion. Would be a terrible change.

Never understood the bowls will mean nothing argument. When did they mean anything to begin with? Exhibition games to put on during the holidays when you are home all day with family

And? They proved you can absolutely still win with elite defense and a punishing run game. Iowa has an elite defense and they aren't 15-0

Surprised to see LSU so low on the votes. Imo they check alot of the blue blood boxes

I mean Michigan just won a natty with 140 passing yards to 303 rushing yards

It's just crazy to think about the power shift that could be taking place coach wise. Saban retires, Smart and Harbaugh go NFL all of the sudden there is a vacuum as far as top coach in the country goes.

Alabama is in for a down era I think. SEC will have more competition, and without Saban the Tide just don't strike the fear in opponents. LSU, Ole Miss, Texas and Oklahoma will look to fill the void left by Saban.

This guy clearly never watched the 1902 Huskers dominate. I remember those days like they were last week. Good times!

I know realignment is next year but I can't help but feel like B1G is now 2-0 in the playoff vs the SEC

Big Ben vibes on tape this kids arm is miles above anything we have probably ever seen here at least in this century

15-0 national champions rolling every team by 3 scores or more while DR wins the Heisman. Matt Rhule begins his path to eclipsing Osbornes greatness and is soon recognized as the greatest coach of all time and a Husker legend. Raiola wins 3 Heismans and proceeds to get drafted 1st overall by the Chicago Bears where he restores that franchise to former glory as well winning 4 super bowls in his HOF career. Seems reasonable to me

RAIOLA TO COLEMAN FOR THE SCORE!!! Something tells me we will be hearing that alot

B1G about to be the size of the NFL

Don't care that they lost their QB undefeated P5 champion should have a chance to win it all every time

Nvm

Luckily gang tackling and physicality is tough to counter. As is pressure on the QB. That is what stood out to me about this defense

Best defense we have had in over 10 years by a wide margin. I get this season was painful and our offense was atrocious but frankly I saw more hope this season that we could actually be good than I have in a long time. We are a QB away from being an 8 win team just because of the defense. I want to see what we can do next season

If you aren't in the B1G or the SEC you can kiss any hope of having a great football program goodbye

I could have thrown a touchdown on that one geeze

Hate that we fumble so much but we are winning in spite of it and the coaches are actually taking responsibility here. Let's try something different for this problem since the solutions we had before aren't working. Gotta stay with the process through good and bad but never a bad idea to tweak things here and there.

Make him a Taysom Hill type guy

And luckily you get to see him work often! Iowa knows how to get the ball into their best players hands that is for sure.

How do you have such a bad offense practicing against such a good defense every day? You'd think that would be some of the toughest D they would face. Also how in the hell do you actually get good on defense going against this turd of an offense in practice? The Iowa paradox