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One thing i do wish is that they said Nebraska across the front or Huskers...

I wouldn't mind, but not "Huskers". Nebraska is the CORNHUSKERS!! I hate how it's become Huskers in common use. It's not the Nebraska Huskers, it's the Nebraska Cornhuskers.

 

 

 

Says the guy who's username is ColoradoHusk. ;)

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One thing i do wish is that they said Nebraska across the front or Huskers...

I wouldn't mind, but not "Huskers". Nebraska is the CORNHUSKERS!! I hate how it's become Huskers in common use. It's not the Nebraska Huskers, it's the Nebraska Cornhuskers.

 

Says the guy posting on HuskerBoard, rather than CornhuskerBoard. ;)

 

LOL. See that's my point. It's ok to use "Huskers" on it's own, or in combination of another word (Husker Power!!). However, if the team nickname is put with Nebraska, it should be the CORNHUSKERS.

 

As in, "Here we are in Champaign, IL today to see the Nebraska Cornhuskers take on the Illinois Fighting Illinis (not sure if they still use fighting) in a Big Ten battle."

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A little off-topic, but there have been numerous reports over the years that have proven teams that wear the color red win more.

 

 

The Telegraph: Why teams in red win more

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/science-news/6097954/Why-teams-in-red-win-more.html

 

National Geographic: In Sports, Red Is Winning Color, Study Says

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2005/05/0518_050518_redsports.html

 

Nature: Red is a recipe for sporting success. The color you wear can influence your chances of victory

http://www.nature.com/news/2005/050516/full/news050516-4.html

 

Discover: Red sports teams are more likely to win.

http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/seriouslyscience/2013/09/18/in-sports-the-red-team-is-more-likely-to-win/#.VgrbA7Q2FIA

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Trying to find our "modern" record in all whites. Found this by Mav plus adding the last couple seasons:

 

1990 Citrus Bowl, all-white vs Georgia Tech. 45-21 GT 0-1
1992 Nebraska decides to wear all-white on the road. Loses to Washington 29-14 0-2

1992 vs Missouri, all-white in a 34-24 win. 434 yards passing by a 3-8 Mizzou team. 1-2

1992 Probably the best example of the all-white hex, 19-10 loss to 4-7 Iowa St. 1-3

2002 All-white road uni's...lost to Iowa State 36-14 1-4
2002 all-white, 1st loss to Oklahoma State in over 40 years. 1-5
2002 2nd biggest comeback in school history over Texas A&M. 2-5
2002 all-whites, K-State bludgeons the Huskers 49-13. 2-6
2002 Independence Bowl vs Eli Manning & Ole Miss. 27-23 loss. 2-7
2007 Nebraska goes all-white in Bill Callahan's last game 65-51 Colorado win. 2-8

 

These are (I think) the only games since 2007 in white???

2014 Fresno in the heat. NU wins 55-19 3-8

2014 Northwestern against their all black alternates. 38-17 Huskers 4-8

2014 Wisconsin. 408. 4-9

2014 USC in the Holiday Bowl shootout. 45-42 Trojans 4-10

2015 Miami comeback falls short. 36-33 Canes 4-11

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Trying to find our "modern" record in all whites. Found this by Mav plus adding the last couple seasons:

 

1990 Citrus Bowl, all-white vs Georgia Tech. 45-21 GT 0-1

1992 Nebraska decides to wear all-white on the road. Loses to Washington 29-14 0-2

1992 vs Missouri, all-white in a 34-24 win. 434 yards passing by a 3-8 Mizzou team. 1-2

1992 Probably the best example of the all-white hex, 19-10 loss to 4-7 Iowa St. 1-3

2002 All-white road uni's...lost to Iowa State 36-14 1-4

2002 all-white, 1st loss to Oklahoma State in over 40 years. 1-5

2002 2nd biggest comeback in school history over Texas A&M. 2-5

2002 all-whites, K-State bludgeons the Huskers 49-13. 2-6

2002 Independence Bowl vs Eli Manning & Ole Miss. 27-23 loss. 2-7

2004 Nebraska goes all-white in Bill Callahan's last game 65-51 Colorado win. 2-8

 

These are (I think) the only games since 2004 in white???

2014 Fresno in the heat. NU wins 55-19 3-8

2014 Northwestern against their all black alternates. 38-17 Huskers 4-8

2014 Wisconsin. 408. 4-9

2014 USC in the Holiday Bowl shootout. 45-42 Trojans 4-10

2015 Miami comeback falls short. 36-33 Canes 4-11

 

 

Callahan's last game was in 2007. But it still seems odd that NU didn't wear all-whites under Pelini until last year's Fresno game. I could have sworn they wore all-whites a time or two before then. But, I am also getting old.

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A little off-topic, but there have been numerous reports over the years that have proven teams that wear the color red win more.

 

 

The Telegraph: Why teams in red win more

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/science-news/6097954/Why-teams-in-red-win-more.html

 

National Geographic: In Sports, Red Is Winning Color, Study Says

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2005/05/0518_050518_redsports.html

 

Nature: Red is a recipe for sporting success. The color you wear can influence your chances of victory

http://www.nature.com/news/2005/050516/full/news050516-4.html

 

Discover: Red sports teams are more likely to win.

http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/seriouslyscience/2013/09/18/in-sports-the-red-team-is-more-likely-to-win/#.VgrbA7Q2FIA

 

 

 

 

Teams with a shade of red occupy 6 of the top 10 spots of "most weeks ranked #1 in the AP poll" as well as 6 of the top 11 all time winningest programs.

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