Nebraska Football Talk

You can quote me on that.

This is my reaction to the reaction of some fans to the Michigan (et al) loss.

I was wrong last year.

Tall tales about Deion may, or may not equate into wins for Colorado. Prime Prep Disaster: https://www.dallasnews.com/news/2016/02/02/the-spectacular-collapse-of-deion-sanders-prime-prep-academy/

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Or, should we just give up now?

http://www.doncollins.tv Shedeur Sanders would have had 600 yards and 5 touchdowns if he receivers didn't drop some easy, deep balls!

They better start polishing the Heisman.

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Longer breakdown video on the way. But, dude. DUDE!!!!!

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Probably not. But, in the end it won't matter.

Opponents should be wary of Nebraska. The Cornhuskers are consistently-competitive, loaded with talent, with the potential to turn close losses into wins, have a rich football tradition and passionate fanbase, and a new coaching staff with a proven track record. Nebraska should not be underestimated and could very well beat their opponents any given Saturday in 2023.

The question of where five-star quarterback prospect Dylan Raiola will play college football is a topic of intense discussion among Nebraska fans. There is a strong belief among some fans Dylan may choose to play for Nebraska. This video will explore the topic in depth.

In a touching display of respect and remembrance, Nebraska football player Brian Buschini announced he will be switch his jersey number to 18 in honor of former Husker quarterback, Brook Berringer. Berringer, who passed away in a tragic plane crash on April 18, 1996, was loved by Nebraska fans for his exceptional talent on the field and his unwavering faith off the field. Buschini, inspired by Berringer's impact on the Nebraska football community, chose to pay tribute to his legacy by wearing the same number Berringer made famous during his time with the Huskers. "He was a fantastic player but was most importantly a follower of Jesus Christ! His story is special to me and I consider it an honor to wear his number!", said Buschini about Berringer. An interesting coincidence lies in the dates surrounding Berringer's passing and Buschini's birth. Berringer died on April 18, 1996, while Buschini was born just a week later on April 25, 2001. It is almost as if Berringer's legacy and impact on the Nebraska football program were being passed down from one generation to the next. The act of switching jersey numbers in honor of a fallen player is not uncommon in the world of football. In recent years, players across the country made similar gestures to pay homage to those who left an impact on their teams and communities. One notable example is former NFL player, Pat Tillman, who left a successful career in the NFL to serve his country and was later killed in combat. In his honor, several NFL players chose to switch their number to 40, the same number Tillman wore during his football career. Tom Osborne, former head coach of the Nebraska football team, spoke highly of Berringer and his influence on the program. It is clear Osborne feels Brook was a young man of great character, a great competitor and a great teammat whose impact on the Nebraska football program will never be forgotten. The switch of Brian Buschini's jersey number to 18 is a fitting tribute to the legacy of Brook Berringer. It serves as a reminder of the impact that Berringer had on the Nebraska football program and the unwavering faith and character that he brought to the field. The coincidence of Buschini's birth just a week after Berringer's passing adds an extra layer of significance to this tribute and solidifies the passing of Berringer's legacy from one generation to the next.

There is football player at Nebraska whose journey to the gridiron in Lincoln is worthy of movie one day. This is my attempt to tell a grand story about America, Family, Faith, and Determination.

Nebraska will win again when Nebraska recruits more in-state players.

More details on Logan Smothers, Garrett Nelson, and Nebraska in-state recruits.

What can we learn from the Georgia smackdown of TCU? Is there a lesson - besides the obvious? There is one thing I found that Georgia does better than Nebraska you might not have thought about. But, that one thing could be the spark that takes Nebraska back to winning games, conference titles, and a national championship.

Matt Rhule, Nebraska football's head coach, believes the way to get back to glory is from within. #shorts #nebraska #nebraskacornhuskers

What can we learn from the Georgia smackdown of TCU? Is there a lesson - besides the obvious? There is one thing I found that Georgia does better than Nebraska you might not have thought about. But, that one thing could be the spark that takes Nebraska back to winning games, conference titles, and a national championship.

Logan Smothers is a fan favorite. Nebraska football fans love his work ethic, his loyalty, and desire to play for the University of Nebraska. He's a talented player who, it looks like, may not get a chance to play a big role in 2023. What do you think he should get more playing time? #nebraska #shorts

Logan Smothers is a fan favorite. Nebraska football fans love his work ethic, his loyalty, and desire to play for the University of Nebraska. He's a talented player who, it looks like, may not get a chance to play a big role in 2023. What do you think he should get more playing time?