If basketball and baseball can do it, why can't football?

[internetman]

2 minutes ago, HuskersNC949597 said:

Except Nebraska was one or two pieces from beating Arkansas and playing in a super this year, or if the Big 10 had allowed non-con, Nebraska may have hosted their own regional instead. Erstad had made regionals 3 out of his last 4 years (going 1-6 in those games, 2-8 in regional play for his 7 years as head coach), but Bolt is an objectively better coach, especially at player development and is recruiting better, while the transfer market allegedly has dudes begging for a chance to play here after the no-fear-of-#1 display on ESPN in June. Adding Rob Childress to an admin role, even if it is only for a year (might be longer, don't know) was also a power move. The fact it's been 20 years is meaningless given Bolt is basically in year 2 and already shown he can have his team ready to compete with the big, bad SEC in the tournament.

Yeah it’s going to be awesome if it happens but come on people. Pump the brakes a bit. How about the make the super regionals two times in a row before saying “fixture at the super regional level,”

[Cdog923]

3 hours ago, internetman said:

I mean that would be awesome but from what i'm seeing its been almost 20 years since they have been? (2005)

 

You can't claim they are about to be a fixture if its been this long. 

 

They were 2 innings from beating the #1 team at the #1 team's home to get there this year, and it wasn't a fluke. Bolt's got the program heading in the right direction, and as long as this form holds, they're going to be real successful for years to come. 

 

1 hour ago, HuskersNC949597 said:

Except Nebraska was one or two pieces from beating Arkansas and playing in a super this year, or if the Big 10 had allowed non-con, Nebraska may have hosted their own regional instead. Erstad had made regionals 3 out of his last 4 years (going 1-6 in those games, 2-8 in regional play for his 7 years as head coach), but Bolt is an objectively better coach, especially at player development and is recruiting better, while the transfer market allegedly has dudes begging for a chance to play here after the no-fear-of-#1 display on ESPN in June. Adding Rob Childress to an admin role, even if it is only for a year (might be longer, don't know) was also a power move. The fact it's been 20 years is meaningless given Bolt is basically in year 2 and already shown he can have his team ready to compete with the big, bad SEC in the tournament.

 

Didn't we just add a bullpen arm from A&M?