Mizzu - Nebraska Bell

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I havent heard anything about this in a while, are our 2 schools still doing this.

If this is true then let me clear things up on rivalrys.

Nebraska - Missouri - Bell

Nebraska - Colorado - Bitter Rivalry

Nebraska - Oklahoma - Friendly Rivalry

Is this about right

 
BigRedPowerWagon said:
I havent heard anything about this in a while, are our 2 schools still doing this.

If this is true then let me clear things up on rivalrys.

Nebraska - Missouri - Bell

Nebraska - Colorado - Bitter Rivalry

Nebraska - Oklahoma - Friendly Rivalry

Is this about right
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Well, I know that no matter what, the BELL is stil intact.

Colorado-Nebraska........damn buffs.....

and as of Oklahoma......&%($$& (#(#& $*$ Sooners!

 
Sooners are Asshats. Not Friendly. You just lost the edge by taking 2 years off after 2 years on and them sucking towards the end of the Big 8.

 
BigRedPowerWagon said:
I havent heard anything about this in a while, are our 2 schools still doing this.

If this is true then let me clear things up on rivalrys.

Nebraska - Missouri - Bell

Nebraska - Colorado - Bitter Rivalry

Nebraska - Oklahoma - Friendly Rivalry

Is this about right
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vs Missouri - recent disappointment after years of whoopin'

vs Colorado - still baffled as to when and who labeled them our rivals?

vs Oklahoma - one, if not, the best rivalry in college football

 
Speaking from a younger generation. when i play NCAA football they have them listed as a rivalry. The game considers the sooners a rivalry as well but again i think it lost its potency after we only played them every few years.

 
Well if you want to consider Missouri and Colorado Rivals, they aren't any more rivals to us than anyone else in the B12 North. The only differences between those two and say ISU is that there is either a bell involved (that is never really even seen or mentioned) and the fact that one happens to be played thanksgiving weekend because of B12 garbage.

OU is our only traditional rival because it's the only series that is even close to being competitive. You can't have a rivalry when one team dominates the other team for most of the series, even if once in a while the dominated rise up and are better than the dominatior once a century or so.

To me Nebraska has no real rival. Our rival is simply whoever is at the top of the standings (or in 2nd place behind NU) in a given year. The only thing that changes is the name of the school that we are talking about, depending on the decade.

 
no theres still a bell, its just that it aint talked about or seen much, this has happened to alot of rivalries around the country, for instance in MLB Texas and Houston play for the "silver boot" whoever wins the season series between the two gets the silver boot trophy but I aint never seen it at all to this day and I even went to one of the games that wound up bein the season series clincher for the Rangers a few years ago but never saw it presented or nothin.

found this at wikipedia:

Missouri - Nebraska Bell

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The Missouri-Nebraska bell exchange awarded to the winner of the Nebraska and Missouri football game annually. The exchange is organized by the Innocents Society of Nebraska and QEBH of Missouri.

[edit] History

The tradition dates back to 1892, when the bell was taken from a church in Seward, Nebraska by members of Nebraska fraternities Phi Delta Theta and Delta Tau Delta. At the time, the members of the two fraternities occupied the same house. When the two groups moved into separate houses, there was a dispute over who should keep the bell. Annual scholastic or athletic contests were held, with the bell being used as a trophy. This rivalry abated, yet still the ownership of the bell was left in question.

In 1926, the athletic director at Missouri, Chester D. Brewer, suggested an annual award be established for the annual Missouri-Nebraska football game. The bell was selected to be the prize to end the conflict between the fraternities, and an 'M' and an 'N' were engraved on opposite sides of the bell. The exchange was coordinated by the Innocents Society and Missouri’s prestigious Q.E.B.H. Society. Missouri won the first game in 1927 7-6, and the scores from the games are engraved on the bell stand until 1954. In 2005, the scores were updated to the current date.

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[edit] Series History

Year ↓ Nebraska ↓ Missouri ↓ Home Team ↓

1892 1 0 played in Omaha; forfeit

1893 18 30 played in Kansas City

1894 14 18 played in Kansas City

1895 12 10 played in Omaha

1896 8 4 (MU)

1897 41 0 (NU)

1898 47 6 (MU)

1899 11 0 (NU)

1900 12 0 (MU)

1901 51 0 played in Omaha

1902 12 0 played in St. Joseph, MO

1911 34 0 (NU)

1912 7 0 (MU)

1917 52 0 (NU)

1919 12 5 (MU)

1922 48 0 (NU)

1923 7 7 (MU)

1924 14 6 (NU)

1925 6 9 (MU)

1926 7 14 (NU)

1927 6 7 (MU)

1928 24 0 NU)

1929 7 7 (MU)

1930 0 0 (NU)

1931 10 7 (MU)

1932 21 6 (NU)

1933 26 0 (MU)

1934 13 6 (NU)

1935 19 6 (MU)

1936 20 0 (NU)

1937 7 0 (MU)

1938 10 13 (NU)

1939 13 27 (MU)

1940 20 7 (NU)

1941 0 6 (MU)

1942 6 26 (NU)

1943 20 54 (MU)

1944 24 20 (NU)

1945 0 19 (MU)

1946 20 21 (NU)

1947 6 47 (MU)

1948 6 33 (NU)

1949 20 21 (MU)

1950 40 34 (NU)

1951 19 35 (MU)

1952 6 10 (NU)

1953 7 23 (MU)

1954 25 19 (NU)

1955 18 12 (MU)

1956 15 14 (NU)

1957 13 14 (MU)

1958 0 31 (NU)

1959 0 9 (MU)

1960 0 28 (NU)

1961 0 10 (MU)

1962 7 16 (NU)

1963 13 12 (MU)

1964 9 0 (NU)

1965 16 14 (MU)

1966 35 0 (NU)

1967 7 10 (MU)

1968 14 16 (NU)

1969 7 17 (MU)

1970 21 7 (NU)

1971 36 0 (MU)

1972 62 0 (NU)

1973 12 13 (MU)

1974 10 21 (NU)

1975 30 7 (MU)

1976 24 34 (NU)

1977 21 10 (MU)

1978 31 35 (NU)

1979 23 20 (MU)

1980 38 16 (NU)

1981 6 0 (MU)

1982 23 19 (NU)

1983 34 13 (MU)

1984 33 23 (NU)

1985 28 20 (MU)

1986 48 17 (NU)

1987 42 7 (MU)

1988 26 18 (NU)

1989 50 7 (MU)

1990 69 21 (NU)

1991 63 6 (NU)

1992 34 24 (MU)

1993 49 7 (NU)

1994 42 7 (MU)

1995 57 0 (NU)

1996 51 7 (NU)

1997 45 38 (MU); overtime

1998 20 13 (NU)

1999 40 10 (MU)

2000 42 24 (NU)

2001 36 3 (MU)

2002 24 13 (NU)

2003 24 41 (MU)

2004 24 3 (NU)

2005 24 41 (MU)

2006 34 20 (NU)

2007 6 41 (MU)

I just realized, if the pattern stays the same as its been for the last 12 years then it our turn to win!! GO HUSKERS!!

 
Texan in Nebraska said:
no theres still a bell, its just that it aint talked about or seen much, this has happened to alot of rivalries around the country, for instance in MLB Texas and Houston play for the "silver boot" whoever wins the season series between the two gets the silver boot trophy but I aint never seen it at all to this day and I even went to one of the games that wound up bein the season series clincher for the Rangers a few years ago but never saw it presented or nothin.

found this at wikipedia:

Missouri - Nebraska Bell

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Jump to: navigation, search

The Missouri-Nebraska bell exchange awarded to the winner of the Nebraska and Missouri football game annually. The exchange is organized by the Innocents Society of Nebraska and QEBH of Missouri.

[edit] History

The tradition dates back to 1892, when the bell was taken from a church in Seward, Nebraska by members of Nebraska fraternities Phi Delta Theta and Delta Tau Delta. At the time, the members of the two fraternities occupied the same house. When the two groups moved into separate houses, there was a dispute over who should keep the bell. Annual scholastic or athletic contests were held, with the bell being used as a trophy. This rivalry abated, yet still the ownership of the bell was left in question.

In 1926, the athletic director at Missouri, Chester D. Brewer, suggested an annual award be established for the annual Missouri-Nebraska football game. The bell was selected to be the prize to end the conflict between the fraternities, and an 'M' and an 'N' were engraved on opposite sides of the bell. The exchange was coordinated by the Innocents Society and Missouri’s prestigious Q.E.B.H. Society. Missouri won the first game in 1927 7-6, and the scores from the games are engraved on the bell stand until 1954. In 2005, the scores were updated to the current date.

[1][2]

[edit] Series History

Year ↓ Nebraska ↓ Missouri ↓ Home Team ↓

1892 1 0 played in Omaha; forfeit

1893 18 30 played in Kansas City

1894 14 18 played in Kansas City

1895 12 10 played in Omaha

1896 8 4 (MU)

1897 41 0 (NU)

1898 47 6 (MU)

1899 11 0 (NU)

1900 12 0 (MU)

1901 51 0 played in Omaha

1902 12 0 played in St. Joseph, MO

1911 34 0 (NU)

1912 7 0 (MU)

1917 52 0 (NU)

1919 12 5 (MU)

1922 48 0 (NU)

1923 7 7 (MU)

1924 14 6 (NU)

1925 6 9 (MU)

1926 7 14 (NU)

1927 6 7 (MU)

1928 24 0 NU)

1929 7 7 (MU)

1930 0 0 (NU)

1931 10 7 (MU)

1932 21 6 (NU)

1933 26 0 (MU)

1934 13 6 (NU)

1935 19 6 (MU)

1936 20 0 (NU)

1937 7 0 (MU)

1938 10 13 (NU)

1939 13 27 (MU)

1940 20 7 (NU)

1941 0 6 (MU)

1942 6 26 (NU)

1943 20 54 (MU)

1944 24 20 (NU)

1945 0 19 (MU)

1946 20 21 (NU)

1947 6 47 (MU)

1948 6 33 (NU)

1949 20 21 (MU)

1950 40 34 (NU)

1951 19 35 (MU)

1952 6 10 (NU)

1953 7 23 (MU)

1954 25 19 (NU)

1955 18 12 (MU)

1956 15 14 (NU)

1957 13 14 (MU)

1958 0 31 (NU)

1959 0 9 (MU)

1960 0 28 (NU)

1961 0 10 (MU)

1962 7 16 (NU)

1963 13 12 (MU)

1964 9 0 (NU)

1965 16 14 (MU)

1966 35 0 (NU)

1967 7 10 (MU)

1968 14 16 (NU)

1969 7 17 (MU)

1970 21 7 (NU)

1971 36 0 (MU)

1972 62 0 (NU)

1973 12 13 (MU)

1974 10 21 (NU)

1975 30 7 (MU)

1976 24 34 (NU)

1977 21 10 (MU)

1978 31 35 (NU)

1979 23 20 (MU)

1980 38 16 (NU)

1981 6 0 (MU)

1982 23 19 (NU)

1983 34 13 (MU)

1984 33 23 (NU)

1985 28 20 (MU)

1986 48 17 (NU)

1987 42 7 (MU)

1988 26 18 (NU)

1989 50 7 (MU)

1990 69 21 (NU)

1991 63 6 (NU)

1992 34 24 (MU)

1993 49 7 (NU)

1994 42 7 (MU)

1995 57 0 (NU)

1996 51 7 (NU)

1997 45 38 (NU); overtime

1998 20 13 (NU)

1999 40 10 (MU)

2000 42 24 (NU)

2001 36 3 (MU)

2002 24 13 (NU)

2003 24 41 (MU)

2004 24 3 (NU)

2005 24 41 (MU)

2006 34 20 (NU)

2007 6 41 (MU)

I just realized, if the pattern stays the same as its been for the last 12 years then it our turn to win!! GO HUSKERS!!
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We won in 97' so I fixed it for you

 
huskerjock said:
Texan in Nebraska said:
no theres still a bell, its just that it aint talked about or seen much, this has happened to alot of rivalries around the country, for instance in MLB Texas and Houston play for the "silver boot" whoever wins the season series between the two gets the silver boot trophy but I aint never seen it at all to this day and I even went to one of the games that wound up bein the season series clincher for the Rangers a few years ago but never saw it presented or nothin.

found this at wikipedia:

Missouri - Nebraska Bell

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Jump to: navigation, search

The Missouri-Nebraska bell exchange awarded to the winner of the Nebraska and Missouri football game annually. The exchange is organized by the Innocents Society of Nebraska and QEBH of Missouri.

[edit] History

The tradition dates back to 1892, when the bell was taken from a church in Seward, Nebraska by members of Nebraska fraternities Phi Delta Theta and Delta Tau Delta. At the time, the members of the two fraternities occupied the same house. When the two groups moved into separate houses, there was a dispute over who should keep the bell. Annual scholastic or athletic contests were held, with the bell being used as a trophy. This rivalry abated, yet still the ownership of the bell was left in question.

In 1926, the athletic director at Missouri, Chester D. Brewer, suggested an annual award be established for the annual Missouri-Nebraska football game. The bell was selected to be the prize to end the conflict between the fraternities, and an 'M' and an 'N' were engraved on opposite sides of the bell. The exchange was coordinated by the Innocents Society and Missouri’s prestigious Q.E.B.H. Society. Missouri won the first game in 1927 7-6, and the scores from the games are engraved on the bell stand until 1954. In 2005, the scores were updated to the current date.

[1][2]

[edit] Series History

Year ↓ Nebraska ↓ Missouri ↓ Home Team ↓

1892 1 0 played in Omaha; forfeit

1893 18 30 played in Kansas City

1894 14 18 played in Kansas City

1895 12 10 played in Omaha

1896 8 4 (MU)

1897 41 0 (NU)

1898 47 6 (MU)

1899 11 0 (NU)

1900 12 0 (MU)

1901 51 0 played in Omaha

1902 12 0 played in St. Joseph, MO

1911 34 0 (NU)

1912 7 0 (MU)

1917 52 0 (NU)

1919 12 5 (MU)

1922 48 0 (NU)

1923 7 7 (MU)

1924 14 6 (NU)

1925 6 9 (MU)

1926 7 14 (NU)

1927 6 7 (MU)

1928 24 0 NU)

1929 7 7 (MU)

1930 0 0 (NU)

1931 10 7 (MU)

1932 21 6 (NU)

1933 26 0 (MU)

1934 13 6 (NU)

1935 19 6 (MU)

1936 20 0 (NU)

1937 7 0 (MU)

1938 10 13 (NU)

1939 13 27 (MU)

1940 20 7 (NU)

1941 0 6 (MU)

1942 6 26 (NU)

1943 20 54 (MU)

1944 24 20 (NU)

1945 0 19 (MU)

1946 20 21 (NU)

1947 6 47 (MU)

1948 6 33 (NU)

1949 20 21 (MU)

1950 40 34 (NU)

1951 19 35 (MU)

1952 6 10 (NU)

1953 7 23 (MU)

1954 25 19 (NU)

1955 18 12 (MU)

1956 15 14 (NU)

1957 13 14 (MU)

1958 0 31 (NU)

1959 0 9 (MU)

1960 0 28 (NU)

1961 0 10 (MU)

1962 7 16 (NU)

1963 13 12 (MU)

1964 9 0 (NU)

1965 16 14 (MU)

1966 35 0 (NU)

1967 7 10 (MU)

1968 14 16 (NU)

1969 7 17 (MU)

1970 21 7 (NU)

1971 36 0 (MU)

1972 62 0 (NU)

1973 12 13 (MU)

1974 10 21 (NU)

1975 30 7 (MU)

1976 24 34 (NU)

1977 21 10 (MU)

1978 31 35 (NU)

1979 23 20 (MU)

1980 38 16 (NU)

1981 6 0 (MU)

1982 23 19 (NU)

1983 34 13 (MU)

1984 33 23 (NU)

1985 28 20 (MU)

1986 48 17 (NU)

1987 42 7 (MU)

1988 26 18 (NU)

1989 50 7 (MU)

1990 69 21 (NU)

1991 63 6 (NU)

1992 34 24 (MU)

1993 49 7 (NU)

1994 42 7 (MU)

1995 57 0 (NU)

1996 51 7 (NU)

1997 45 38 (MU)

1998 20 13 (NU)

1999 40 10 (MU)

2000 42 24 (NU)

2001 36 3 (MU)

2002 24 13 (NU)

2003 24 41 (MU)

2004 24 3 (NU)

2005 24 41 (MU)

2006 34 20 (NU)

2007 6 41 (MU)

I just realized, if the pattern stays the same as its been for the last 12 years then it our turn to win!! GO HUSKERS!!
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We won in 97' so I fixed it for you
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The parentheses refers to the home team. Fixed it back. The score column has NU listed first and MU second.

 
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Here for the iowa iowa state they have that stupid cyhawk trophy. And its passed back and forth so im curious as to why this isnt passed around anymore.

Ben

 
BigRedPowerWagon said:
Here for the iowa iowa state they have that stupid cyhawk trophy. And its passed back and forth so im curious as to why this isnt passed around anymore.

Ben
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I believe it is, just not on the day of the game. I think the universities do it later on. The bell currently sits in a trophy case in Columbia.

 
if i remember correctly it is presented by the alumni clubs or something like that. I know its still passed they just might not make it public.

Few people had seen the MU/KU war drum until M. Rucker starting carring it around the field two years ago.

 
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