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One thing is certain: Frost owns property inside the head of the Michigan collective. 

That will make today an especially good day for Blue. Future days may be especially difficult.

From Tom Shatel..............

» A friend who began following the Huskers in the Devaney era said something the other day that stuck with me, and I thought I’d share it. He said he didn’t necessarily expect Nebraska to win at Michigan in 1962. But, he said, when they left town, they should have hit Michigan so hard and often that Wolverine players would say, “Who are those guys?” That’s exactly what Nebraska should accomplish this season, across the Big Ten. Call it the Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid season. Yeah, that’s another Devaney era thing.

Shatel's prediction.............

You heard it here last: Bunch gets the start, but Nebraska plays more like the Colorado game up front and gets after Shea Patterson and the Huskers beat ... the spread.

If Patterson graduates without even a trip to Indy, things will get louder.  For it to happen this year would require another 4-5ish loss season.  Not to put him on a hot seat, but for the rumblings to be more than just a segmented portion of the vocal online fan base

I can only speak for myself, but my impression of Harbaugh and staff has wavered a bit recently. The big recruiting events, summer camps and overseas trips seemed like a big splash at first, but as the losses against top tier competition pile up, those things seem like a distraction and lack of focus. 
Harbaugh was well known for his academic criticisms of UM when he was out West. He has made comments about not knowing what type of teams he had for 20 years, based on the type of men they’ve become. While I respect the fundamentals of that statement, he’s paid millions of dollars to win football games, not create alter boys.

I just saw the half time score, a bit of a shock to me.

Yeesh

The Domers looked pretty mundane against Vanderbilt, which is some evidence they are not that good.  

Of course Vandy often plays one game a year over their heads and almost wins.

Notre Dame looked like a different team with Ian Book starting over Wimbush. It's one game and Wake Forrest, so caveats apply, but Book just looks so much better and more natural at the QB position than Wimbush that it ain't even funny.