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@ZMagers22 I think @B.B. Hemingway was referring to the development of the brain itself, which doesn't finish growing until you're around 24. You might stop getting taller at around 18 or so, but your body - and especially your brain - isn't fully developed until your mid-20s.

So it sounds like the same thing is happening in Nebraska as what's been happening here in Texas? Texas legalized low-THC hemp crops recently. But now a lot of the county DAs are saying "There's no way for an officer to legitimately distinguish between the legal and illegal stuff. The only way to tell is to have a lab test it, and we ain't got the labs for that, nor do we have the money to send it to outside labs for testing. So unless it's a felony or there's other major crimes involved, we aren't gonna prosecute it." Effectively, it's been decriminalized in much of the state. Is that what's going on in NE?

Nah, Banker ran a 4-3, with a lot of quarters coverage. His scheme was a little like Michigan State's, except s#!tty.

@ttkpga If you're getting some sort of interference on your wifi, or if you're streaming video to all of the TVs in your house at the same time, maybe. I would say probably not, though. Remember that your wifi is just one link in the signal chain. Data sent across the internet will typically go through ten or more different systems (routers/switches/etc) before if gets to its final destination, and any one of them could theoretically be the weakest link.

@knapplc It's the one right below this one.

I beat @knapplc to posting this news in the Huskers in the NFL 2019 thread, so he had to go bump last year's thread so he'd have a place to post it.

I think ESPN still has first dibs on most games, don't they? EDIT: This article is a couple years old, but it says ESPN/ABC airs 27 Big Ten football games, with at least six of them being in prime time. Fox/FS1 airs 24-27, nine of which will be in prime time, plus the B1G Championship. Fox gets first pick most weeks, but ESPN has priority in some weeks. https://awfulannouncing.com/ncaa/know-new-big-ten-rights-deal.html

Yeah, definitely best to not get too excited. The only question is what took so long...

Assuming you meant Farmageddon, that's already used for K-State vs Iowa State.

@Xmas32

@broganreynik I mean if you wanna be technical, it could also be read as 'along with other people who were in attendance'.

"along with others"

Mainly because they're not GIFs, they're videos. And this board pretty much only allows videos from YouTube.

@4skers89 Nope, he's part of the Oregon State crew now.

@gobiggergoredder A very Mike Riley player, so we'll count it.

@ColoradoHusk Yeah, I might be mis-remembering that, it might have been Bell that Frost was talking about.

Because an RB's ability to finish the job when he breaks free can be the difference between a touchdown and having to settle for a field goal a few plays later! I'm pretty sure I remember reading about Frost emphasizing that to Ozigbo early last year.

Another view of Nelson losing his head:

@Calvin Classes haven't started yet, so I don't think it does.

I'd almost like to see OU join the Big Ten and leave their annual Texas game behind, just to see threads from Texas fans asking "Is Texas Tech our rival?"

Nebraska-Oklahoma doesn't make SI's list of "The Greatest Rivalries in College Football History." And, uhh... neither does Nebraska-Iowa. https://www.si.com/college-football/2019/best-rivalries-college-football-history

You're not a REAL Husker fan unless you're yelling "Go Big Scarlett!"