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Nice Interception for Wortman. Good to see for the senior in his last home game.

TD HUSKERS!!!!!!!!!!!!! Our TE can run open down the middle of the field too.

Good 3 and out.

Now we should try and actually play some defense and stop the damned blown assignments.

That is more like it.

Geez, nice coverage defense.

The Big 12 won't have enough eligible teams to fill all bowls, so that could be right. However, Feldman is clueless, because both the Gator and Sun can't take a Big East/Notre Dame team. One of them must take a Big 12 team. And there's no way the Gator takes West Virginia over a Big 12 team. Correct. The Big 12 won't have enough teams to fill the Texas Bowl (unless Colorado beats us and they better not) so would just go to an at large team.

I thought I heard somewhere that if Notre Dame was available, the Sun Bowl would take Notre Dame. Of course they were also probably assuming they would beat Syracuse too.

That was a fun one to watch at the end. Always glad to see Notre Dame lose. This is actually good for Notre Dame, now maybe they will have a chance to win a bowl game since it will be an even lower tier bowl than before.

Colorado. Where else have you seen an entire section of people kicked out. I know it was students but still...

I was watching that game as well and heard that too. What do you except from the idiots that call themselves Colorado Buffalo fans.

How many sacks did we get in the first half?

Hopefully we can score a few times in the 3rd and put even more out a reach and then give all of our backups a chance to play the entire 4th. Especially want to see the backup QB's to get a little game experience even if it just against KSUcks.

GO HUSKERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

TD CASTILLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Only 2 teams per conference can go to the BCS.

Gator Bowl: We're Interested An 8-4 NU team has a shot at New Year's Day by Samuel McKewon November 11, 2008 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nebraska’s still in the mix for a New Year’s Day bowl game. The Gator Bowl would “strongly consider” the Cornhuskers if they win their last games and the Big 12 lands two teams in the Bowl Championship Series, Gator Bowl Association president Rick Catlett said Tuesday. “We’d be delighted in an 8-4 Nebraska,” Catlett said, adding that NU “brought thousands and thousands of fans to Florida when they went to Orange Bowl.” Played in Jacksonville, Fla., the Gator Bowl pits the No. 3 ACC team against one of the following: a Big East school, Notre Dame or, twice every four years, a Big 12 school. Texas Tech came from behind to beat Virginia 31-28 in the game last year. The payout to each team is $2.5 million. Although it’s presumed that the Gator Bowl would select the Notre Dame should the Irish finish 7-5, Catlett said an 8-4 NU team would make a compelling argument. Under those circumstances, the Huskers would have won five of their last six games. ND, should it lose to USC, would have finished 3-4 to end its season. Nebraska has historically traveled well to any bowl game, and NU nearly matches ND in name recognition. The Irish also hasn’t beaten a team with a winning record in 2008. “Plus, you factor in that (Nebraska) didn’t go to a bowl last year, and they’ve never played in the Gator Bowl,” Catlett said. Notre Dame lost to North Carolina State in 2003 and Georgia Tech in 1999. Notre Dame might have an edge in “television considerations” but overall, Nebraska “compares favorably.” Catlett also indicated that Nebraska might be more attractive than a 10-3 Missouri team coming off a loss in the Big 12 Championship game, which is where the Tigers seemed headed. Under similar circumstances, Mizzou was passed over by the Orange Bowl last year in favor of Kansas. Bowls are reluctant to select conference title game losers because of a perceived fan letdown. ND could face a similar problem should it get blown out in its last regular season game at USC. When asked to compare Nebraska and a potential 9-3 Oklahoma State, Catlett said “I don’t think we’d have a chance to pick Oklahoma State.” That’s because Catlett believes, as do most college football pundits, that the Big 12 is almost a lock for two bids in the BCS. The winner of the Big 12 title game gets the automatic bid. A second bid is then up for grabs amongst Texas, Oklahoma, and Texas Tech, should Missouri win the Big 12 Championship. If the BCS selects two Big 12 teams, that leaves the Cotton Bowl to select the No. 3 team and the Holiday Bowl to select the No. 4. Oklahoma State hasn’t been to San Diego since Barry Sanders’ Heisman season in 1988, and seems a logical fit there. The Gator Bowl is sponsored by Konica Minolta and held at Jacksonville Municipal Stadium, home to the NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars and site of the annual Florida-Georgia game. Other possible bowl destinations for Nebraska include the Alamo Bowl, the Sun Bowl - which could select a Big 12 team if the Gator Bowl does not - and the Insight Bowl. How do Husker fans survive deep in the heart of Big Ten country? Find out! Email Samuel McKewon at sam@ne.statepaper.com http://nebraska.statepaper.com/vnews/displ...1/491a633723d8b

Yeah, isn't Wyoming's coach on the hot seat or leaving after the season too? Really embarrassing loss. Yea, while that site said that he would return next year they also had them getting a 6-6 record which means they still have to win their last 2 games. Of course this win may have just saved the Wyoming coaches job for one more year.

OK. Rivals (by way of recruiting planet) has him still committed to Tenn. but visiting Nebraska, South Carolina, Illinois, and Ole Miss. Outstanding let's get this guy N!!!! Having Tennessee losing to a team as terrible as Wyoming has to look really bad to big name recruits. There is no way they should lose to a team like Wyoming especially at home. Wyomings other wins are vs Ohio (2-8), vs North Dakota State (FCS), and San Diego State (1-9). Ouch.