HuskerJosh

Teaser on Rivals said he came to a decision. Anyone? EDIT: Per Sean Callahan, Marrow is officially N.

Missouri also returns nearly their entire 2 deep, Gabbert is a much bigger loss than Smith. Smith was a great player but MU didnt miss him when he was out this year with an injury and DE is probably the deepest position on the team. Gabbert hurts, but as someone who knows the team up and down, i would not be suprised at all to see them ranked at the end of the year. Franklin played a decent amount and in nearly every game. With all that said, preseason rankings are bunk in August. So at this point in January they are just plain stupid Missouri also has to play a full slate of South teams this year instead of just 3. They are at Oklahoma (who could be the preseason #1 team), Texas A&M, and (I think...) Oklahoma State, who has Blackmon and Weedon coming back.

If Auburn can get Fairley into school, how the hell do we have so much trouble getting Braylon into school? Did you hear that interview after the game?

Missouri at 16 is a joke. I'll be surprised if they're even ranked at the end of next year. They only lost their QB and best defensive player.

Maybe Bo asked what the hell was taking so long with treatment and/or an update and someone had to tell him that Taylor insisted on getting on his phone. Taylor got what he deserved, it sounds as if everyone has moved past it. Hopefully both parties can grow from it.

It's "Insider" content, so I won't post the entire article, but they have us winning 35-20. That's not why I wanted to post this. This is what they have to say about our safeties: "If the Huskies can get a body on undersized WLB Lavonte David, there is reason to believe Polk can have success against Huskers Ss Rickey Thenarse and P.J. Smith, who have struggled to wrap up and secure tackles." Have they watched a freakin game since September? They did this all year when it came to the safeties and it pisses me off. Then again, I guess I'm the sucker that's paying for "Insider" content.

That was a poorly written article without much substance. What did anyone learn from it? Bo Pelini has a temper? Shocking! Mark Mangino ALSO has a temper?! Match made in heaven!! Kansas scored 70 on Nebraska? I don't buy it. I don't fault the OP for posting it, because it's relevant, but I question why that guy would waste his time writing it without any hint there was interest on either side.

Well, considering they have an Offensive Rookie of the Year Award and a Defensive Rookie of the Year Award, it's pretty irrelevant.

I think the most impressive part of what Lavonte did was to be in the right position to make plays even when he wasn't fully comfortable with the defense. That shows great football instincts and isn't something you can teach. He's only going to get better.

I guess the saying "if you ain't cheatin, you ain't tryin" really is true. Nice work USC Arkansas

Aww, c'mon, no one called you a MF'r.

20,000 of us had to travel to Seattle to play them already and beat them by 5 TDs. Their fan base didn't have to go anywhere. It's hardly surprising.

Forde has bashed Nebraska's colors, stadium, and mascot plenty of times. He said that he was "unimpressed" with our gameday atmosphere because Memorial Stadium looks "neolithic" and that scarlet was annoying or grating or something. So, whatever, he's another angry little Missouri grad. And looking at it, he hates red and classic uniforms. Which figures. Picks against Penn State, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, etc.

Well, I think that's a wrap.

I turned 27 yesterday, so I don't think age is the deciding factor. As to "if you don't like it, don't listen", the OP asked for peoples' opinions. Opinions were given. No one was whining that they should change or get kicked off the air.

I agree those black helmets look awesome! But I have always wondered why is it that other schools can have alternate uni's but Nebraska has to always keep the same? I mean I love tradition but whats wrong with have 1-2 games a year where we have an alternate jersey? I mean I love how we wore the retro ones for the 300th sellout why can't we do that each year but have it be different whether be retro or newly designed ones? I think that is the fun for the kid that play. I do agree that we do not go to the extent of Oregon having a different jersey each game but really wants wrong with having 1-2 games alternate jersey each year? Teams with tradition don't need to resort to gimmicks like that.

As long as they don't screw with the uniforms, I don't care who makes them. If we ever start acting like Oregon, it's a huge disappointment.

I like Nick's approach a lot more than Schick's, it's just a shame he focuses so much on basketball and has a laugh like a hyena on meth.

i quit listening to them, x2

He already addressed it twice and said he wasn't going to address it again. If a reporter wants to keep asking, he shouldn't be surprised when it blows up in his face.

When Wegher was released from his schollie, he was prohibited from transferring within the Big Ten, including Nebraska, according to one of the DSM papers.

None of them deserve 1/8th of what they are paid. No college coach should make more than ca. $200,000 a year. People who work 100 hours a week generating millions of dollars should not make more than 200,000? Someone's bitter. Nope. Someone is a professor who thinks sports at universities need to be placed in proper perspective. And, coaches work more like 70 hours a week (typically) --- obviously some more, some less. In the summer, it is more like 30-40, tops. And...$200,000 is a major wage by anyone's reckoning. Finally, 90% of the coaches "generate" more cost associated with what they do than revenue --- the overwhelming majority of whom do so measured in the 1-3 million dollar deficit per year range. And what? YOUR perspective is the proper one? You realize your perspective isn't universal, right?

Much ado about nothing.

Apparently, it's more difficult than you'd think. Ask Charlie Weis: #s 14, 21, 2, 8, 8 over that same time period.

Whatever college football fans think, Miami went 7-5 in a really really bad ACC. Nebraska has won an average of 10 games the last 3 years. The facts don't support Miami being on the same level of Nebraska right now.