huskerhaze

ok...how about a turnover

Ricky T.......dammit

ALL RIGHT.....Let's go blackshirts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

NU 52 ISU 21 Rush 240 Pass 440

Save him for Mizzou

Neb 27 USC 13 Pass 240 Rush 190

now only 2 tickets...tickets are located in Greensboro NC

I have 4 tickets available for the game this weekend. PM me if interested.

Maybe a blessing, perhaps it will open a spot for a more talented WR.

Huskers 38 Wake 10 Pass 305 Rush 150

Wake rushed for a total of 2 yards and they gave up over 400 yards through the air!!! They don't appear to be a strong as they were last year, but it is only one game. I would think a win would be likely if we have over 400 yds in the air and hold them under 10 yards rushing.

hmm...ball state anyone??? nope.....USC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Can I have the 3 minutes of my life back that I justed wasted by reading this thread?

oops..sorry didn't see this posted elsewhere.

http://msn.foxsports.com/cfb/story/7159172 That video game sure can pick 'em Peter Schrager Two years ago, I found myself wide awake at 3 a.m. on a random Thursday night in August, playing NCAA '06. I'd gotten the game earlier in the day, spent the first few hours of the night making all the necessary changes on the depth charts, and just cracked open the first of what would be several Barq's Root Beers. Starting off a season with the Tennessee Volunteers, I was excited for the realism and accuracy that made the video game one of the best on the market. Of course, a mere 15 minutes into my opener with UAB, I noticed something very odd scrolling across the fake bottom line ticker. According to the game, unranked TCU, apparently, had beaten No. 3 Oklahoma in Norman. I was disgusted. Long a fan of the Electronic Arts franchise, I couldn't take the game seriously from that point on. I'd lost faith. A crazy upset? On the road? During the opening week of the season? Ugh. That kind of stuff didn't happen in real life. My beloved game had clearly let me down. Sure enough, three weeks later, the real TCU Horned Frogs beat the real Oklahoma Sooners in Norman. I haven't doubted the game since. Throughout last year, we turned to NCAA '07 for predictions. The results were uncanny. Before the season, a simulated run-through of the game revealed Florida as the eventual SEC Champions, Boise State making a run at a BCS bowl berth, and both Florida State and Miami finishing the season outside of the Top 25. Furthermore, Troy Smith was accurately predicted as the Heisman, Arkansas and Wake Forest foreseen with winning records, and Kentucky capable of both an upset over Georgia and an eventual victory in a bowl game. Move over Kreskin. By now, you've read all the college football previews, heard all the hype, and seen all the lame Heisman promotional material you'll ever need for the 2007 college football season. You know Colt Brennan's going to throw for 40-plus touchdowns, Darren McFadden's going to do some wild stuff out of the Wildcat formation, and Jimbo Fisher's going to bring offense back to Tallahassee. Boise State returns a slew of starters, West Virginia adds Noel Devine to its already loaded backfield, and Tulsa's everyone's sexy mid-major sleeper pick. It all starts this week, and you've never been more prepared. But before we get started, let's see what the old video game console had to say. With every player's name loaded and every team's roster updated on to the game, we've simulated the entire 2007 college football season. After a half hour of scores zipping, names flashing, and fight song music blaring in the background, we've got polls, awards, a national champion — the whole deal. Take some time and read through. NCAA '08 end of regular season rankings : 1. LSU 2. Nebraska 3. West Virginia 4. Arkansas 5. Virginia Tech 6. Louisville 7. Boise State 8. Penn State 9. Michigan 10. USC 11. Ohio State 12. Florida State 13. Wisconsin 14. Texas A&M 15. UCLA 16. Florida 17. Rutgers 18. Auburn 19. Oklahoma 20. Miami 21. Texas 22. Tennessee 23. Notre Dame 24. Washington 25. Purdue BCS matchups Rose Bowl: Penn State (Big Ten Champions) vs. USC (Pac-10 Champions) Final score: USC wins 51-13 Orange Bowl: Virginia Tech (ACC Champions) vs. West Virginia (Big East Champions) Final score: West Virginia wins 31-28 Sugar Bowl: Louisville (At-large) vs. Michigan (At-large) Final score: Louisville wins 27-20 Fiesta Bowl: Arkansas (At-large) vs. Boise State (At-large) Final score: Arkansas wins 35-21 National championship: Nebraska (BCS No. 2) at LSU (BCS No. 1) Final score: LSU wins 34-17 MVP: Matt Flynn, QB, LSU — 23-30, 311 yards, 3 TDs National champions: LSU Tigers Heisman finalists Brian Brohm, QB, Louisville John David Booty, QB, USC Chris Wells, RB, Ohio State Darren McFadden, RB, Arkansas Sam Keller, QB, Nebraska Winner: McFadden Other award winners Maxwell (best player): Darren McFadden, RB, Arkansas Bednarik (best defensive player): Dan Connor, LB, Penn State Davey O'Brien (best quarterback): Brian Brohm, QB, Louisville Walker (best running back): Darren McFadden, RB, Arkansas Best WR: Mario Urrutia, WR, Louisville Best TE: Dustin Keller, TE, Purdue Best OL: Sam Baker, OT, USC Rimington (best center): Jeremy Harrell, C, Arkansas Lombardi (dest defensive lineman): Andrae Wright, DE, West Virginia Best LB: Vince Hall, LB, Virginia Tech Thorpe (best defensive back): Jonathan Hefney, CB, Tennessee Groza (best kicker): Richard Jackson, K, Clemson Best Punter: Zoltan Mesko, P, Michigan Best kick/punt returner: Eddie Royal, WR, Virginia Tech Best coach: Bill Callahan, Nebraska First-team All-Americans: QB: Brian Brohm, Louisville RB: Chris Wells, Ohio State RB: Darren McFadden, Arkansas WR: Mario Urrutia, Louisville WR: Early Doucet, LSU TE: Sam Wheeler, Virginia Tech G: Sergio Render, Virginia Tech C: Ryan Schuman, Virginia Tech G: Greg Isdaner, West Virginia T: Sam Baker, USC T: Jake Long, Michigan DE: Andrae Wright, West Virginia DE: Bruce Davis, UCLA DT: Frank Okam, Texas DT: Glen Dorsey, LSU LB: Steve Octavien, Nebraska LB: Dan Connor, Penn State LB: Vince Hall, Virginia Tech CB: Zack Bowman, Nebraska CB: Jonathan Hefney, Tennessee FS: Kyle Jackson, Florida SS: Reggie Smith, Oklahoma K: Richard Jackson, Clemson P: Zoltan Mesko, Michigan Second-team All-Americans: QB: Colt Brennan, Hawaii RB: Branden Ore, Virginia Tech RB: Steve Slaton, West Virginia WR: Jason Rivers, Hawaii WR: DeSean Jackson, California TE: Dustin Keller, Purdue T: Jose Valdez, Arkansas C: Mike Dent, West Virginia G: Ramon Foster, Tennessee G: Jordan Picou, Nebraska T: King Dunlap, Auburn DE: Chris Long, Virginia DE: Chris Harrington, Texas A&M DT: Terrance Knighton, Temple DT: Derrell Hand, Notre Dame LB: Ali Highsmith, LSU LB: Rey Maualuga, USC LB: Xavier Abidi, Virginia Tech CB: Jonathan Zenon, LSU CB: Chevis Jackson, LSU FS: Otis Wiley, Michigan State SS: Myron Rolle, Florida State K: Kevin Kelly, Penn State P: Patrick Fisher, LSU All-freshman team: QB: Adam Weber, Minnesota RB: Noel Devine, West Virginia RB: DeMarco Murray, Oklahoma WR: Terrance Tolliver, LSU WR: Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech TE: Bailey Woods, Auburn G: James Pouncey, Florida C: Beau Warren, Virginia Tech G: Kevin Young, South Carolina T: Aaron Brown, Virginia Tech T: Jarvis Jones, LSU DE: Lawrence Marsh, Florida DE: Jason Adjepong, Virginia Tech DT: Wayne Thomas, Rutgers DT: Dexter Larrimore, Ohio State LB: Jared Detrick, Virginia LB: Manny Abreu, Rutgers LB: Jeremiha Hunter, Iowa CB: Eric Berry, Tennessee CB: Jai Eugene, LSU FS: Deunta Williams, North Carolina SS: Jordan Bernstine, Iowa K: Richard Jackson, Clemson P: Chas Henry, Florida Get all that? USC losing to Nebraska in Lincoln on Sept. 15, Penn State topping Michigan, Ohio State, and Wisconsin in the Big 10, and both Oklahoma and Texas finishing out of the top 15. Bill Callahan leading an undefeated Nebraska squad to the BCS Championship Game, UCLA and Washington edging out Oregon and Cal for the 2 and 3 spots in the Pac-10, and Boise State making a return to the Fiesta Bowl. Sam Keller invited to New York for the Heisman presentation? A team that had four players from last year's Sugar Bowl champion squad get selected in the first round of April's NFL Draft winning it less than twelve months later? It sounds absurd, I know. And hey, believe what you want. But I'd keep this article bookmarked somewhere on your desktop. Save it for early December. This video game is eerily good at predicting things. The TCU-Oklahoma upset in 2005, Boise State's miracle season last year, Wake Forest and Arkansas turning it around in '06 ... All things considered, Nebraska in the BCS Championship doesn't seem so crazy after all.

Arthur Brown....right???

http://newsandrecord.com/apps/pbcs.dll/art...80307/-1/SPORTS O’Brien goes with Evans as Pack’s QB By Jim Young RALEIGH -- From spring practice through the preseason, Daniel Evans has been telling anyone who would listen that he was good enough to be N.C. State's starting quarterback. Monday, Tom O'Brien agreed. O'Brien called in Evans and sophomore Harrison Beck for a morning meeting and informed them that Evans would be the Wolfpack's starter Saturday evening against Central Florida, while Beck would have the backup job. "(Evans) was very consistent," O'Brien said. "I think he understands the offense and he plays with a lot of confidence." A key edge for Evans, he acknowledged, was the experience he gained in 2006, when he took over midway through the season for Marcus Stone. It made his leadership role just a bit more natural. "I just felt like maybe the guys responded to me a little bit better," Evans said. It also helped Evans' cause that, in an offense which will be predicated on running the ball and minimizing mistakes, he clearly was the best quarterback at avoiding interceptions during preseason scrimmages. Though O'Brien was clear that Evans was his starter, he also hopes to get Beck into Saturday's game at some point. "He hasn't been in a game in a long time," O'Brien said. "You don't want to have to be in a situation eight games down the road with him never having been in a game." One player not likely to be in the game Saturday is former Dudley standout DeMario Pressley. The defensive tackle is listed as questionable because of an elbow injury he suffered during a scrimmage earlier in the preseason. "Right now, I think he's out," O'Brien said. "He thinks he might have a chance to play, so he's questionable. So, we'll see." In other words, don't expect to see Pressley on the field Saturday. Even more muddied than Pressley's playing status is the running back position, where three players -- Andre Brown, Jamelle Eugene and former Ragsdale standout Toney Baker -- are listed on the Pack's depth chart as potential starters. "We haven't made a decision who's going to start and I didn't want to have to answer a question after the game, 'Well you listed him as a starter,' " O'Brien said. "Any of those kids could start ... We'll make that decision as we get to game time." O'Brien said Meares Green had earned the right to start at right tackle, but also acknowledged that Jerrail McCuller, listed as the starter there coming into the preseason, would not play for disciplinary reasons. McCuller was arrested earlier this summer on a DWI charge. He is practicing with the team, but O'Brien has not said when McCuller will be allowed to play again.

http://ncstate.rivals.com/barrier_noentry....p;mid=&rid= The North Carolina State official depth chart has been released with a number of mild surprises. Daniel Evans edged out Harrison Beck and Justin Burke to win the quarterback job.

Try here... http://www.alumniconnections.com/olc/pub/U...event=2095636.0

NU 42 Nev 7 Pass 240 rush 210

Everyone in the group will be wearing red correct? That would be yes!

Got my 4 individual game tickets today. I live in NC so I would expect Nebraska people should get their individual tickets from the Wake ticket office in the next day or so. Here is my ticket allotment. 4 season tickets 4 individual tickets 8 individual tickets under my parent's name 8 individual tickets under my wife's parent's name 4 individual tickets under my brother's name!! Yes thats 28 tickets for our group going to the game!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Man that is horrible...thoughts and prayers big time!! Anyone know what happened?

Yeah...when we are up by 4 td's on USC he can come in and tack on 2 more scoring drives in the 4th qtr!!!

Me too....N!