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Uh, no, word on the street is A&M wants somebody from a better power conference. I recall A&M fans not even being that upset when Bolt left the staff to take over here, so they'd probably flip their you-know-what if they hired a guy with 1 full season as a head coach in the average Big 10. And that's just fine by me, they can throw money at some Big 12 or SEC guy, have fun with that.

Pods could only be played at venues with field turf because the Big 10 didn't want to have to do much field maintenance between games, so Nebraska "hosted" their pod in Minneapolis. So one could argue 20 of 44 should have been in Lincoln. It didn't matter.

That's what I thought too. If Minnesota, Ohio State and Purdue need to play each other a few times to make up some lost games, they can play a game every day of the week.

Yeah, more kool aid on my kool aid post. If Nebraska beats Ohio State and Michigan loses to Maryland, I'm going to f*** s*** up on 72nd and Dodge. Just kidding, I'll probably take a nap

If Nebraska hadn't completely **** the bed against Rutgers at home, this wouldn't matter as much.

This NWU pitcher has been begging to give up runs, time to oblige.

Hard to tell. Lot of plays where defenders with no angle got a pinky on the ballcarrier and the play was blown dead. 30-35 MPH wind made passing difficult. We learned little or nothing.

netNebraska.org is showing it again tomorrow at 2 PM CT. https://www.facebook.com/bigredwrapup/photos/a.10150357520816664/10158993909991664/

Up next, All My Exes Live in Texas

Really, they didn't look that great outside of the Saturday game against Penn State in that series (PSU completely collapsed Friday night sort of like NU tonight) and didn't play their best last week either. Hoping it's just a midseason blip, of course when you're trying to win the conference, you really want to dig deeper than what they showed tonight.

OK I didn't watch it again to make sure, I should have But yeah, that's actually even worse, since 2020 featured 0 conference series. Edit: I did watch again, he definitely said best start since 2019, so probably misspoke, but nevertheless. Announcers need to have their "best/first [blank] since [blank]" scenarios planned out before the game, I'm pretty sure. Make sure they make sense and are generally more impressive than the previous season where such a scenario was possible, it's just not that interesting.

Did that announcer really say what I heard him say? Nebraska's best 15-game start since. . .2019? 2020 did have 15 games before being canceled but come on, that's only 1 year. Not really a noteworthy stat.

Yeah the run rule is in effect, should be over here in a minute.

This is a savage beating. They'll never find the bodies.

On one hand, Minnesota basically fell apart. On the other hand, I don't care, just win baby

Nebraska as a team is on pace to hit about 60 home runs this year, in a 44-game season. I don't think they live and die by it, either. Still disturbed by strike outs, but showed some good patience today while Iowa pitchers were struggling with control.

Boom. Haven't beaten Iowa in a regular season series often enough. TAKE IT!

Nebraska seems to want to find ways to defecate their pants against Iowa so take a win however you can get it. Even windier tomorrow, oh boy.

Pitching put itself in some binds here and there, and then buckled down and crushed Iowa's hopes and dreams. I like it.

You can run any offense you want if you shut the opponent out twice in a row

Max will need to hit 3 or 4 home runs tomorrow just to be safe.