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the game no one is picking us to lose

the game no one is picking us to lose

before you pencil in a W at Rutgers go back the last 20 years and see how “the second of back-to-back road games” has gone for us. felt like last season was a chance for us to buck that trend given how awful Minnesota was, but we all saw how that went.

u/ehxsmallstone — 1 day ago
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Less than 3 weeks to go. Who else is getting hyped?

I'm ready to be hurt again!

u/FossilFrothy — 2 days ago
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$25 tickets for UNL students for the home opener vs. Ohio!

🎟️ $25 tickets for UNL students for the home opener vs. Ohio!
Not in the student section, but the perfect way to bring your friends to the game. 📣  

u/Aggravating-Fly-9815 — 2 days ago

Could it be a blessing in disguise if the sellout streak ends?

I have had the unfortunate luck of seeing fans leave games early. It started in 2007, my dad took me to the game where a bad Oklahoma State team BTA'ed us in Memorial Stadium. I remember seeing fans beginning to file out after the first quarter. I just remember my dad rambling the whole way home about how fans leaving would get the athletic department's attention.

I was in the stands when Ohio State gave us a quick one-two punch in 2017, fans started filing out of the stadium. I personally should NOT have stayed, but Ohio State was unfortunately my pick to win the CFB, so I thought it was gonna be the closest to seeing a Championship winning team in person lol.

I was also in the stands when OU whooped us after Frost's firing. It was fun while it lasted, seeing Nebraska hang with OU for a bit....

The running theme was the fans showed up, like it was an obligation to keep the streak alive, and then bounce as soon as the sellout streak is announced or sooner if SHTF. Now it seems like we are all starting to lean towards maybe the sellout streak should be left behind.

I mean why should we feel obligated to keep the streak alive? Us fans are slowly getting shafted by reseating because someone with more money than you wants your seat. Why should we care about a sellout streak when you drive an hour or more from one side of the state to watch poor on field performances? Why should we care when the athletic department multiple times just took the cheap route with hires?

Nebraska has had multiple coaching carousel cycles where we could've gotten a damn good hire (Kyle Wittingham), only for our Athletic Director to completely screw us over (Eichorst). I think this threat of the sellout streak coming to an end should be incentive that the AD needs to just stop playing around and get the lead out of their ass and pull out all stops to get us back to at least being in the CFP discussion.

This post isn't meant to be a Rhule gripe post, but it is just wild to me how since 2014, the AD just has had absolutely no urgency for anything at all. I can't be the only Husker fan out there that thinks it's inexcusable that we even got in this hole after we hired Riley.

Maybe if the sellout streak ends, the department will wake up and get its shit together.

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u/Short-Breadfruit3565 — 2 days ago
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AP Preseason Top 25 Poll - Nebraska earns 0 receiving votes

I didn't expect us to be ranked or even getting a handful of votes. I'm more embarrassed that we didn't even rank inside the Top 50!

We are currently ranked behind: UNLV, New Mexico, Louisiana, Memphis, Liberty and Western Michigan.

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u/HuskerPowerrrr — 3 days ago
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What are your realistic hopes for this season?

Personally, I'm already looking ahead to next season and beyond. The 2027 recruiting class is stacked. I want to believe something magical will happen this year, but I've been saying that for 15+ years now, and we all know how the football program loves to disappoint.

The only reason I have hope for something inspiring to happen this season is because God apparently has a twisted sense of humor, so of course when my expectations are at rock bottom and I'm expecting nothing, something good is bound to happen.

Seriously though, I would feel so much better about the future of the football program if one or more of these things happen:

  • Matt Rhule improves his clock/game management. (e.g. Don't burn 2 timeouts back-to-back if you're just going to punt the ball away.)
  • Nebraska gets a ranked win (while the team is currently ranked, not a "they ended the season ranked" technicality).
  • Nebraska gets a come-from-behind win.

The schedule is tough this year. I'm not expecting a bowl game. I just want to see the team play hard, not give up the instant something bad happens, demonstrate perseverance, and most of all stop going out of the way to shoot themselves in the foot.

GBR

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u/FossilFrothy — 3 days ago
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They got me, again...

If I see a husker related alcoholic beverage, I will impulse buy the shit out of it...

u/HuskerDave — 3 days ago
▲ 65 r/Huskers

Lawrence not returning to Nebrasketball

Probably the right decision for all parties, still sucks to see him go somewhere else.

u/macdizzle11 — 3 days ago
▲ 21 r/Huskers

Washington Blackout is Pivotal

We must start 5-0. Lose to the Hoosiers and Ducks. We must then pick our selves up and get the next win, and that will be Halloween night against the Dawgs. They may likely be ranked. We win and suddenly, especially if the losses weren’t blow outs, we look like a team worthy of ranking. GBR

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u/dacracot — 3 days ago
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Admad Hudson Status Update

I know there was a bunch of news with him on social media removing all the LSU stuff and such. I assume he is just using Nebraska to just yank a chain to make more money. Is there any actual update or is it just rumors?

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u/Financial_Patient174 — 3 days ago
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Awesome Nebraska Football references in new HBO show ‘Lanterns’

Not sure how many people watched episode 1 of Lanterns yet, but it’s set in Rushville, NE. There’s an awesome interrogation scene towards the end of the episode where he quizzes the suspect on essential Husker trivia, and it made me unnaturally giddy to hear it talked about in a Green Lantern show in 2026!

u/badlisten3r — 3 days ago
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October 10th ... Indiana Game.

So quick Background .. I am 54 .. 55 this September. Born and raised in Nebraska, joined the Military and from that point I visit home but have lived in California ever since.

My Saturdays during the season are blacked out ... I will NOT miss the game. In the event they play close .. I am there .. I was at the ASU beating in 96 went to the Cal game back in 98 .. Took my father to the Rose bowl when we backed in to the title game and lost to Miami. Made it to USC in 24 ... Arrowhead and UCLA last year.

All this said ... I grew up poor .. I have NEVER been to a Home game in Lincoln. My girlfriend of 2 years, went behind my back and got with my 2 brothers, secured the flight, hotel and tickets for all 3 of us to the Indiana game on the 10th. (My late fathers birthday weekend)

So .... for you folks that will be at that game which I know we all feel is going to be HUGE ... if you see a grown man crying, please understand I have waited my life for this game!!!

See you there !!!!

GBR

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u/huskerbolt1 — 3 days ago

Buying husker volleyball tickets question. (Purdue v Nebraska)

Volleyball ticket question

Hi everyone! Not sure if this is the right place to post but I’m looking to get husker volleyball tickets for my girlfriend and I since she’s a huge volleyball fan. I was looking that tickets are around $400 a piece. Will these come down closer to the game or is there any way to get them less? I know that with how good husker volleyball is that they would be pricey, just didn’t think nosebleeds would be this much. Any help would be appreciated, thank you!!!

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u/BookerDaawitt — 3 days ago