2025 Nebraska Season Thread

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[847badgerfan]

Good move.

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agreed, I wanted him out last season or the season before that.
We shall see if the nephew stays.  I'm guessing Dylan stays.

[847badgerfan]

No way he stays IMO.

His little brother already decommitted and his uncle just got shitcanned.

He going to Texas Tech to be like Mahomes.

Oil money >>> corn money

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time will tell and it won't take too much time - he's not playing in the bowl game - he'll be gone at Christmas break if he's going

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1890 Nebraska, which has operated as the main NIL arm of Husker Athletics for the past few years, is officially shutting down. In a message to donors and supporters, the collective announced it would "begin winding down" its operation.

"The partnership between 1890 Nebraska and the Husker Athletics Fund has fueld our programs and set a powerful example of how Nebraska Athletics will continue to embrace change and pursue innovative ways to generate resources," the message reads. "This commitment ensures that our programs remain positioned to set the standard in Division I Athletics."

The message includes a quote from Tyler Kai, Deputy AD for Revenue Generation at NU.

"We are deeply grateful to the Peed Family for their visionary leadership in establishing 1890 Nebraska—a bold initiative that ushered in a new era of excellence and strengthened the proud legacy of Nebraska Athletics," Kai said.

The message closes by asking for future support to go directly to the Huskers Athletic Fund.

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LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — The Big Ten Conference on Wednesday announced its Fall Academic All-Big Ten awards between football, volleyball, soccer and cross country.

According to the conference, the Huskers brought home 117 awards, a league high.

NU’s honorees included a conference-high 81 football players, along with 13 cross country runners, 14 soccer players and nine volleyball players.

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[Hawkinole]

Indiana will be in the market for a 5* QB for 2026, and they can pay

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figured Mendoza's little brother was next up

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LINCOLN, Neb. (KMTV) — Former Nebraska football coach Scott Frost is suing the university's Board of Regents.

According to court documents, he's seeking at least $5 million in damages.

Frost was fired from his position as head football coach on Sept. 11, 2022.

He's claiming a 2022 W-2 was incorrect, creating "$1,720,000 of income tax liability," and that he did not receive "liquidated damages payments on which the additional tax was based."

Frost claims he received that W-2 in September 2023, resulting in late filing fees.

[MrNubbz]

So being unemployed he didn't have enough time to either address that or file for an extension? It's been damn near 25-30 years since I've completed my own taxes but pretty sure after a couple of Draughts I could have handled that.Hope he loses and pays a fine on top of that,unless he can prove otherwise.Or he can dial up Mrs Hitler herself (Diane Pelosi) and find out how she keeps getting off the hook