Zeke

12 minutes ago, grandpasknee said:

You must surely have a fall out shelter stocked with koolaid.  The rest of us seem to be out.  Care to share?  :-)

I'm all in on the players stepping up this week after Eichorst getting canned, I see it either going downhill from last week or finally putting a full game together. As a Husker faithful I choose the latter

Tyjon gets his first collegiate touchdown

Defense doubles its sack total for the year (3)

Lee completes over 70% of throws

Huskers get a defense/special teams touchdown

Nebraska - 27

Rutgers - 13

Passing - 225

Rushing - 115

Defense keeps improving and offense does just enough.

On ‎9‎/‎13‎/‎2017 at 1:53 PM, Zeke said:

Better late than never right....here's my 9 to catch up.

 

Kansas State -3.5                     Ohio State -30               Texas +16.5

Oklahoma State -13                 Illinois +17                     Colorado State +28.5

UCLA -3                                      Clemson -3                    Nebraska -14

 

5-4 on the season now that I'm caught up

On ‎9‎/‎17‎/‎2017 at 4:31 AM, BigRedN said:

 

Wiltfong is "fuzzy" now?  Hmmm, I think this view above is a bit more realistic, consistent ... and allows for another bad season to be the cause for missing out on a top recruit.  Really, all this shows me is that it appears that after the OSU game and Parsons visit in which he didn't commit to OSU that Wiltfong made some emotional judgment that perhaps the recruit might now be open to  .  However, now after a loss by our Huskers ... he is "foggy".   Oh to be an "insider".

Wiltfong just changed his to Penn State now.

12 hours ago, MattyIce said:

 

You should've picked games from week 1 and 2 to catch up!

Well then I would have just picked the ones I won, that doesn't seem fair

Better late than never right....here's my 9 to catch up.

Kansas State -3.5                     Ohio State -30               Texas +16.5

Oklahoma State -13                 Illinois +17                     Colorado State +28.5

UCLA -3                                      Clemson -3                    Nebraska -14

18 hours ago, Branno said:

I don't mind the switch to Minnesota, but playing on Saturday seems like a raw deal. 

Exactly, could care less if we play Iowa or not for the last game. But the black Friday game has been around longer than I've been alive and I haven't heard a good reason yet to get rid of it yet.

6 minutes ago, Mavric said:

 

That was my point.  It may have been "unanimous" but I bet that doesn't mean that every school was in favor of having their game rotated.

Ok that's what I thought you were saying, sounds a little fishy to me is all

16 hours ago, Mavric said:

For some reason I doubt that EVERY school will be rotating.....

 

 

I think it's only a select few in each division that will rotate every two years, not all Big 10 schools. If I understood the article correctly.

Nebraska - 31

N. Illinois - 20

Passing - 278

Rushing - 165

After reading, definitely didn't ease my mind on his commitment to Nebraska. But at the same time if life after football, academics, and other non football factors are so important to him, I can't help but think that Nebraska is still sitting good with him, since academics are kind of what we're known for. Can't fault him for being honest.

Two more CB's came in from Warren & Towle

https://www.landof10.com/nebraska/nebraska-commit-brendan-radley-hiles-last-ride

Part 2: In the Life, nothing Husker related, just talks about the upcoming game. Just glad to see another article not about Florida.

36 minutes ago, BigRedBuster said:

An injury like his can drastically drop his draft status.  So, it's a bet one way or the other.

 

a)  Play one more year in college to raise his draft status by proving his knee is healthy and he hasn't lost ability to play......but.....risk another injury.

 

b)  Go into the draft after missing a season, understand you're going to be a late round pick and have the confidence in your ability to prove what you can do once on a team.

 

What may make his mind up is how the team does this year, how the defense does this year, status of the coaching staff once the year is over.  If we have a good year and the defense looks good and there's really good vibes going into 2018, this might draw him back for one more year to prove what he can do and prove he's healthy.

Have a little insight on Jones injury. From what I've been told is that it wasn't  nearly as severe as what was initially reported and was expected back in a couple months, this was a month ago.