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Hawkinole

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Re: Nebraska Thread
« Reply #616 on: September 02, 2026, 12:33:23 AM »
Secondarily, .................

Volleyball Day in Nebraska event at Memorial Stadium on August 30, 2023, set a world record for attendance at a women's sporting event with 92,003 fans.


Thats' what I am saying. Probably not this year, but maybe next year the girls will be playing on Saturday afternoons. We'll see how the football team does this year.

I think I wish Iowa had Nebraska's QB, Anthony Colandrea. Iowa's OC, Tim Lester, could tame him and help him eliminate mistakes. I sort of hope that in Colandrea's final game of 2026 he finishes in usual Nebraska fashion, with a crucial turnover down the stretch.

If your boys would stop making crucial turnovers, it would have had a pretty good team the past two years. The untimely turnovers befuddle me, year after year, and coach after coach.

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Re: Nebraska Thread
« Reply #617 on: September 02, 2026, 08:17:25 AM »
befuddle was not the term I was thinking of  :91:
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Re: Nebraska Thread
« Reply #618 on: September 02, 2026, 08:18:49 AM »
I'm quite certain Tim Lester, could tame him.

less than 15 throws per game and only to the backs and TE

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Re: Nebraska Thread
« Reply #619 on: September 03, 2026, 08:03:43 AM »
This place is 1.2 miles and Google map says a 28 minute walk to the stadium


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Re: Nebraska Thread
« Reply #620 on: September 06, 2026, 08:45:07 AM »
A week in Husker history
The week of Sept. 4-10, looking back in five-year intervals

1901: Dispatches from South Bend, Neb., provide glimpses of the goings-on at preseason camp, where the diversions include fishing and rifle practice and there’s plenty of fresh milk from Farmer Straith’s cows.

1906: New coach Amos Foster says speed will be essential as college football operates under revolutionary new rules, including legal forward passes and an extra five yards to gain for a first down. | Full story

1911: The surprise return of quarterback Leon “Jerry” Warner and end Gus Lofgren buoys Nebraska’s hopes for the coming season.

1931: Four dozen Huskers report for the season’s first practice under third-year coach Dana X. Bible.

1936: The Huskers boast a strong backfield – Lloyd Cardwell, John Howell and Olympian Sam Francis – as they start preparations for the 1936 season.

1946: Freshman Tom Novak’s elevation to the first team is among the roster moves made by new coach Bernie Masterson after the first week of practice.

1951: Nebraska enters the season ranked No. 12 by AP, and the Huskers’ home game against Colorado in November is slated for a regional NBC telecast.

1961: Ten days before the start of the fall semester, Nebraska loses a down-to-the-wire recruiting battle as Omaha Central’s Gale Sayers reverses field and opts to enroll at Kansas.

1966: Quarterback Bob Churchich sparkles as the Huskers scrimmage one week before their season opener against TCU.

1971: Sports Illustrated runs a big feature on Bob Devaney but ranks his defending national champs No. 2 behind Notre Dame.

1976: The Huskers practice under the lights at Seacrest Field in preparation for their nighttime opener at LSU.

1986: Sparked by Steve Taylor on offense and a stifling Blackshirt defense, Nebraska scores 24 unanswered points in the second half for a 34-17 win over Florida State. It was the first night game in Memorial Stadium history, and it came after an eligibility issue involving dozens of Huskers was ironed out.

1991: Keithen McCant comes off the bench at quarterback and leads the Huskers to a 59-28 win over Utah State. Nebraska piled up 617 rushing yards and an NCAA-record 44 first downs.

1996: Despite being held to 184 yards rushing, Nebraska throttles Michigan State, 55-14, taking advantage of two defensive touchdowns and one on special teams. Meanwhile, the Huskers’ image problems aren’t over

2001: The Blackshirts hold Notre Dame to 162 total yards in a 27-10 win in Lincoln. Nebraska was playing its third game of the season but Notre Dame just its first.

2016: The Huskers pick off five passes from future NFL star Josh Allen in a 52-17 win over Wyoming in a game that Nebraska led by just seven points entering the fourth quarter
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Re: Nebraska Thread
« Reply #621 on: Today at 10:45:52 PM »
Linebacker Owen Chambliss is now expected to play* Saturday after missing the season opener.
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