Moving Past Notre Dame and Texas?

[Mavric]

https://twitter.com/PickSixPreviews/status/801139311513047041

[Mavric]

 

The Nebraska media guide for this week has:

 

Michigan-932

Notre Dame-894 - 21=873

Texas-889 + 2 = 891

Nebraska-887 + 3=890

 

If be beat Iowa and win our bowl game, we end the year second in all-time wins (provided Texas loses this weekend, which they probably will)

 

 

As has been discussed, not sure what the correct numbers are. But here's another take:

 

[BigRedBuster]

We could be at least tied with Texas by the end of this year.

[Michiganball]

They will appeal as it is a bit harsh considering that this is pretty standard operating procedure in the sec schools. But they are not likely to get this overturned, So grats Huskers! and keep those wins coming.

[Landlord]

Those "vacated wins" will be reinstated at some point. If they're on the board now, just keep them there and don't pretend they're gone.

 

Remember, they vacated Paterno's wins after the scandal, then reinstated them a while later. It's all a dog-and-pony show. Those wins will come back.

 

 

Aren't there a whole lot more examples of the vacated wins staying vacated than there are of overturns? At least in my anecdotal recollection.

[Mavric]

RE: What are the *actual* win totals, here's what the university says:

 

 

[Mavric]

Good news: we could pass Texas this year.

 

Bad news: we could get passed by Ohio State.

[HuskerNation1]

Good news: we could pass Texas this year.

 

Bad news: we could get passed by Ohio State.

 

Very true. Michigan is so far ahead my guess is they will be the first to 1000 wins.