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Army hanging in there with undefeated Wake Forest as well.

Yeah the one I saw was pretty egregious. I didn't see the other one.

Bo was becoming an embarrassment from his sideline antics alone. Regardless of our current situation definitely still glad he's gone and there's no way I'd want him back. As for SF I think the fact that we just switched AD's and that AD being Trev is buying him some time.

Kansas beating OU 10 to zip. One thing about Williams I've noticed is that he got away with some underthrown/50 50 balls in the Texas game. Just had a horribly underthrown ball picked. Do we see Rattler again or does OU come out of it's slumber with Williams? Guess we'll find out.

What I don't like about the comment is that it absolves the coaches. They whether he's aware of it or not...have also played a role in the current state of Husker football. Pieces wise yes. I too have thought we most certainly could use some better offensive lineman and a more reliable quarterback and if so this team could/would be entirely different. Still not without warts and by warts I mean the coaching staff.

This also reminded me of the whole Oklahoma debacle...

Verducci does have a good track record. I'm just wondering how much of his current analysis and input has transferred into our current decisions regarding the OL.

I feel/am wondering the same and even if he made changes to the staff who does he replace them with? How many changes would he make? Does he even make any changes? Instead Frost hired someone who believes in the identical offensive philosophy that he believes in. I think a lot of people are still trying to figure out exactly what that is.

Lubick was hired in Jan of 2020. Spielman left in July of 2020. Robinson left in January of last year.

It's a gut call (in some ways not all) for me regarding Lubick for a myriad of reasons. I do know the offensive play calling keys need to be taken away from both Frost and himself. I've definitely seen enough on that front. Losing Robinson and Spielman. The 'way' the ball has been distributed to our WR's along with some of the situational mystifying personnel decisions this season and last year. Just not sold.

We need a dedicated special teams coordinator and STAT. It's a numbers game.

In summary on the hot seat per Carriker: Personally I agree 100% with everyone on the list but am still unsure regarding SF as far as 'when' (I agree he should at least get 5) unless he can show he's aware enough and capable enough of making some tough/major calls himself regarding said staff. Myself I would also add Lubick. 1. Frost (Says Frost should at least get 5 years) 2. Verduzco 3. Austin 4. Held 5. Dawson

My gut says he doesn't return next year.

HUSKERS IN THE AFC AFC EAST Miami Dolphins (L, 23-20 vs. Jacksonville in London) TE Cethan Carter: Had an eight-yard reception and made one tackle on special teams for the Dolphins. New York Jets (Bye) CB Lamar Jackson: Did not play. (Practice Squad) OL Alex Lewis: Did not play. (Exempt List) AFC NORTH Baltimore Ravens (W, 34-6 vs. Los Angeles Chargers) P Sam Koch: Punted two times for a total of 86 yards, averaging 43.0 yards per punt. Longest punt of the game at 53 yards. Cincinnati Bengals (W, 34-11 at Detroit) WR Stanley Morgan Jr.: Appeared in 18 special teams snaps, making one tackle. Cleveland Browns (L, 37-14 vs. Arizona) FB Andy Janovich: Did not play. Pittsburgh Steelers (W, 23-20 vs. Seattle) DL Carlos Davis: Did not play. AFC SOUTH Houston Texans (L, 31-3 at Indianapolis) RB Rex Burkhead: Appeared in five offensive snaps and seven snaps on special teams, making one tackle. DL Maliek Collins: Had a quarterback hurry while playing 32 defensive snaps for Houston. Tennessee Titans (W, 34-31 vs. Buffalo) CB Chris Jones: Did not play. (Practice Squad) AFC WEST Denver Broncos (L, 34-24 vs. Las Vegas) WR De'Mornay Pierson-El: Did not play. (Practice Squad) Kansas City Chiefs (W, 31-13 at Washington) DB Dicaprio Bootle: Did not play. (Practice Squad) Las Vegas Raiders (W, 34-24 at Denver) OL Richie Incognito: Did not play. (IR) Los Angeles Chargers (L, 34-6 at Baltimore) OL Brenden Jaimes: Did not play. HUSKERS IN THE NFC NFC EAST Dallas Cowboys (W, 35-29 (OT) at New England) OL Matt Farniok: Appeared in six special teams snaps. LB Luke Gifford: Played 22 snaps on special teams, blocking a punt and recovering the blocked punt in a 35-29 overtime win at New England. DE Randy Gregory: Totaled three solo tackles, two quarterback hurries, a tackle for loss and a forced fumble for the Dallas defense on Sunday. New York Giants (L, 38-11 vs. Los Angeles Rams) OL Nick Gates: Did not play. (IR) CB Josh Kalu: Did not play. (IR) Philadelphia Eagles (L 28-22 vs. Tampa Bay) TE Jack Stoll: Appeared in 14 offensive snaps and played 10 snaps on special teams. NFC NORTH Minnesota Vikings (W, 34-28 at Carolina) RB Ameer Abdullah: Had two kickoff returns for a total of 68 yards in the road win at Carolina. NFC SOUTH New Orleans Saints (Bye) RB Devine Ozigbo: Did not play. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (W, 28-22 vs. Philadelphia) LB Lavonte David: Did not play. DL Ndamukong Suh: Had one tackle, including a tackle for loss and two quarterback hurries in Thursday night's win at Philadelphia. NFC WEST San Francisco 49ers (Bye) DL Darrion Daniels: Did not play. (Practice Squad) LB Nate Gerry: Did not play. (Practice Squad)

^Yep.

Benhart and Corcoran are going to be in for another treat next Saturday.

There seems to be absolutely no rhyme or reason as to who plays each week and when. Rahmir who started off the season sitting at like 4th on the depth chart...is fast but then our OC's try to play him like he's Yant/Andy Janovich only to get blown up and knocked out of the ball game like he did at Minny. For all we know Stepp will be the starter against Purdue seriously.

Just saw the pictures you posted SOR. She's a real cutie. This one would fit perfect imo!