Kansas State is 4-0. Nebraska is 4-0. Both Big 12 teams had wins over Pac 10 teams this September. The other six wins are nothing to write home about. Be that as it may, two undefeated Big 12 North Division teams line up in Manhattan next Thursday with all the nation watching care of ESPN’s…
Monthly Archives: September 2010
Huksers Win 17-3 Over South Dakota State, Sort Of
We wanted Jackrabbit stew, but got served some old jerky instead. Darren Carlson of Big Red Network put it this way: Nebraska won on the scoreboard Saturday night against South Dakota State, but never has a won felt so much like a loss. Beating a FCS subdivision team 17-3 – even a salty one like…
Seattle Roadtrip Highly Productive, Huskers Make Huskies Heel
It’s always a pleasure to see Nebraska play their game to perfection, and when that game is a nationally televised contest it’s all the sweeter. According to Rivals.com: The Big Red dominated the Dawgs in every facet of the game – in some cases to a degree that Washington football fans have never seen before….
Nebraska v. Washington gets ESPN3.com coverage
Good news for those of you outside the regional coverage window, or stuck at work with only an internet connection, for the Nebraska v. Washington game. ESPN3.com will carry a live video stream from start to finish. On Saturday at 2:30pm CDT, just hit the ESPN3 college football page at: http://espn.go.com/espn3/index/_/sport/football/view/upcoming/
Huskers Drop to 8th in AP & Today Coaches Poll
A sloppy second-half performance and strong wins by Oregon and Oklahoma dropped Nebraska to the eight spot in both polls.
Nebraska v. Western Kentucky Highlights
My favorite moment, scrub to 4:19 in the video.
Huskers #6 in AP poll, #7 in USA Today Poll
Fresh off the first game victory over Western Kentucky, Nebraska has jumped two places in both the AP Poll and the USA Today Coaches’ Poll to #6 and #7 respectively.
Pelini Brothers Kick Off “Year Three” Tomorrow
In Bo Pelini’s third year as LSU’s Defensive Coordinator, the Tigers mauled the field and brought a national championship home to Baton Rouge. Bob Stoops won a national championship in his second season at Oklahoma, as did Jim Tressel at Ohio State and Urban Meyer at Florida. Nick Saban was in his third season when…