A record could be broken this Saturday????

[Pedro Guerrero]

Actually the streak ending started with Solich and continued with Callahan. If I'm not mistaken Bo was involved in two of the streaks going down the first time he was here. Losing to Mizzou and losing to KSU at home. Just didn't want people to forget about the facts.

 

What were the Mizzou and K-State numbers in those streaks? I dont feel like looking it up right now.

 

They hadn't won in Lincoln since 1968 then came 2003.

 

Mizzou won in Mizzou for the first time since 1973.

[MoheganSun]

Actually the streak ending started with Solich and continued with Callahan. If I'm not mistaken Bo was involved in two of the streaks going down the first time he was here. Losing to Mizzou and losing to KSU at home. Just didn't want people to forget about the facts.

 

What were the Mizzou and K-State numbers in those streaks? I dont feel like looking it up right now.

 

They hadn't won in Lincoln since 1968 then came 2003.

 

Mizzou won in Mizzou for the first time since 1973.

 

The number for Lincoln is 1978. Nebraska actually snapped a three-game home losing streak to Missouri in 1980. During that same time, the Huskers had built a three-game winning streak in Columbia that would stretch to 2003.

[Pedro Guerrero]

Actually the streak ending started with Solich and continued with Callahan. If I'm not mistaken Bo was involved in two of the streaks going down the first time he was here. Losing to Mizzou and losing to KSU at home. Just didn't want people to forget about the facts.

 

What were the Mizzou and K-State numbers in those streaks? I dont feel like looking it up right now.

 

They hadn't won in Lincoln since 1968 then came 2003.

 

Mizzou won in Mizzou for the first time since 1973.

 

The number for Lincoln is 1978. Nebraska actually snapped a three-game home losing streak to Missouri in 1980. During that same time, the Huskers had built a three-game winning streak in Columbia that would stretch to 2003.

 

"Missouri, which defeated Nebraska (5-1, 1-1 Big 12) in Columbia for the first time since 1973" this was taken from here.

 

http://www.huskers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SP...mp;ATCLID=27832

 

Which is the game I was talking about in 2003. Which took place in Mizzou.

[np_husker]

At this point the only record that I would be upset about if it were broken is the sell out streak.

 

If we lose to Mizzou in Lincoln it will be a shame, but it's not like they're a cupcake team. At least we will have lost to a quality team.

[huskerpilot]

no record will be broken. We're gonna win.

[MoheganSun]

Actually the streak ending started with Solich and continued with Callahan. If I'm not mistaken Bo was involved in two of the streaks going down the first time he was here. Losing to Mizzou and losing to KSU at home. Just didn't want people to forget about the facts.

 

What were the Mizzou and K-State numbers in those streaks? I dont feel like looking it up right now.

 

They hadn't won in Lincoln since 1968 then came 2003.

 

Mizzou won in Mizzou for the first time since 1973.

 

The number for Lincoln is 1978. Nebraska actually snapped a three-game home losing streak to Missouri in 1980. During that same time, the Huskers had built a three-game winning streak in Columbia that would stretch to 2003.

 

"Missouri, which defeated Nebraska (5-1, 1-1 Big 12) in Columbia for the first time since 1973" this was taken from here.

 

http://www.huskers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SP...mp;ATCLID=27832

 

Which is the game I was talking about in 2003. Which took place in Mizzou.

 

Yes, I am aware of that. You also said Missouri hadn't won in Lincoln since 1968. That is what I was referring to, because that is incorrect. Missouri won three straight in Lincoln in the 1970's.

[Pedro Guerrero]

Actually the streak ending started with Solich and continued with Callahan. If I'm not mistaken Bo was involved in two of the streaks going down the first time he was here. Losing to Mizzou and losing to KSU at home. Just didn't want people to forget about the facts.

 

What were the Mizzou and K-State numbers in those streaks? I dont feel like looking it up right now.

 

They hadn't won in Lincoln since 1968 then came 2003.

 

Mizzou won in Mizzou for the first time since 1973.

 

The number for Lincoln is 1978. Nebraska actually snapped a three-game home losing streak to Missouri in 1980. During that same time, the Huskers had built a three-game winning streak in Columbia that would stretch to 2003.

 

"Missouri, which defeated Nebraska (5-1, 1-1 Big 12) in Columbia for the first time since 1973" this was taken from here.

 

http://www.huskers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SP...mp;ATCLID=27832

 

Which is the game I was talking about in 2003. Which took place in Mizzou.

 

Yes, I am aware of that. You also said Missouri hadn't won in Lincoln since 1968. That is what I was referring to, because that is incorrect. Missouri won three straight in Lincoln in the 1970's.

 

Sorry that was for the KSU part of that question not the Mizzou part. That one i son me.

[hastingshusker]

Thanks for the info. Much appreciated

[BIGREDIOWAN]

Yeah, I'll be mad if we lose, but I'm always mad when we lose. I want to beat these guys because I want us to get that "big win" we've been waiting for.

[skerfan1705]

Yeah, I'll be mad if we lose, but I'm always mad when we lose. I want to beat these guys because I want us to get that "big win" we've been waiting for.

 

 

yeah, its a big win, but it would so be sooo sweet to send those tigers limping back to columbus...with a big "L" on the schedule......

[Touchdown Tommie]

Of course I will be mad...if you are not mad, you have some problems. It is an insane record to have....I was not even born the last time they won at NU.

The way college football is now, records like these will continue to fall. Look what UNC did in Miami...they did not win in Miami since the '50s (I think). There is no longer these huge gaps between programs like there was pre 2000s.

I am sure there will be some morons coming on and posting that Bo and company should be fired if they lose. Also, it would be a little harder to take if Mizzou was the same bottom dweller they were for years years, but they have made some huge gains in the past few years to be a team to reckon with not only in the Big XII, but in the nation. Who saw that coming???

[HuskerJosh82]

When I was growing up Nebraska was the sh_t! All my young adult life I was hated on because Nebraska was unstopable (this is why a lot of people don't like USC). When Nebraska lost back in the day, I was mad for days. When they lose now, i'm over it in a couple of minutes. I don't know if that is from losing so many in the last 5 years or from growing up, I don't know. Nebraska needs this win, the fans need this win, and I need this win.

[pctopeka]

Should Missouri win, I will be disappointed. But I won't be mad. To get mad over a football game is a little over the edge.

 

If you want to get mad, get mad about a never-ending war in Iraq and Afghanistan. If you want to get mad, get mad about the economy. But don't get mad about a football game.

[hack]

if nebraska loses i will do horrible things to my neighbors cat with a fork.

 

i kid. I KID.

 

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i'll be using a spoon.

[HUSKER 37]

if nebraska loses i will do horrible things to my neighbors cat with a fork.

 

i kid. I KID.

 

...

 

 

i'll be using a spoon.

 

What with the noise they make at night, you should never

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