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Supposedly somebody saw something on the screen Saturday.

The internet tells me it has to do with hairlines. Hell if I know what that has to do with anything.

Apparently there was a video of the whole thing from the press box that got deleted quickly. We live in an era where WE are Big Brother so here's a screenshot: Good luck actually determining who the hell that really is on the field though

Let's rephrase that: Rhule is taking a huge chance with this and in the end it could greatly AFFECT the recruiting and trust of sons of former players, especially ones that are extremely talented and highly desired. Etc. etc. Rhule HAS to do what he's doing right now. Any f***ing adult should understand this situation is special.

Wow, that was something else. Definitely was prepared for 4 or 5 set battle, but Pitt got Cooked.

And yet, here we all are on message boards refreshing the page all day. *unzips*

Coach Knighton playing along.

Beware the period on the end of the url:

Not a super encouraging performance in that match, but back to the Final Four?

Playing really sloppy. Good lord.

My best guess: Rhule started watching film right away and saw QBs getting injured from brutal assaults while OL just stood and watched, and figured a mobile QB for the time being might help while the line got shored up. Or maybe Rhule just has ADHD and is all over the place, I'm not a mind-reader for crying out loud.

Giving the shooter a rebound on his own missed free throw is one of those plays where you contemplate speed-dialing the search firm

Yep, and his older brother is at Tarleton State. Guess what his name is? https://tarletonsports.com/sports/football/roster/prince-umanmielen/10169

Poor hires at head coach and some assistants, leading to poor development of some so-so recruits (I'm not saying there's no talent at all, but don't let the Rivals etc. rankings fool you either, recall Frost inflated his classes with some 4-star Florida kids that never set foot on campus.) I don't know if Rhule is the answer, but he's at least showing up for practice on time, has had far more physical practices, and showed at other stops he can make changes as he goes instead of being stubbornly married to a system and staff.

Frost didn't run very good practices, and struggled to show up on time anyway, so not much would have changed :[

I expected 3-4 wins so they technically exceeded my expectations. I'd give a C- to be more granular but checked the C box. I am not that down on the coaching as Rhule typically blows chunks his first year, using it as a yardstick to see what he's dealing with. Will that guarantee success? Not necessarily, but none of you are psychic either. Tougher schedule next year, but improving the OL and QB room can make Nebraska tougher, too. The defense can also get better, that should be reason for some hope.

Offense moved the ball just fine there, only ran out of time and the freshman kicker biffed it. Only one drive where they didn't do much, and even then they picked up one first down. So that's an improvement over the devolving poo show that Haarberg was becoming, and the turnover machine Sims.

Should have known the fast start was too good to be true. Can't make anything easy.

Whoa now still wayyyy too much game left. But. . .hooray for Chubba.

Hooray for Chubba.

Purdy is currently taking snaps from Ben Scott on the live pregame youtube feed. https://www.youtube.com/live/eAzArG9_SbI?feature=shared

I think, could be wrong, but think Frost explicitly said in PCs that players weren't buying in enough for him? Rhule says "we'll see who's one of us!" or whatever in speeches but I so far have missed if he stood in front of the press saying "wait until I've got MY players!"

#soccerschool

That team fumbled 28 times. So if by some miracle of heaven, the Huskers can avoid fumbling for two whole games (and, DARE I SAY, some kind of a. . .bowl game thingy?!!), they'll finish with exactly one fewer fumble than the 1995 team! Unfortunately they've already lost 13 compared to 9 by the 95 squad.

There are no "strengths". If fans think they know what "strengths" there are, bet the opposing defense knows even more so and will gladly continue to line up to try and take those things away.