2024 Football

[Bugeaters1]

 

[HuskerActuary]

That's pretty big news. I don't think it had been announced that major stadium renovations are officially back on (just seatbacks in east and west), and Dannen is talking like it's all a go, including a "massive, massive" video board in South Stadium.

[AuroranHusker]

6 hours ago, HuskerActuary said:

That's pretty big news. I don't think it had been announced that major stadium renovations are officially back on (just seatbacks in east and west), and Dannen is talking like it's all a go, including a "massive, massive" video board in South Stadium.

 

By 2027-28. Not sure if Dannen means that both seasons will be affected for '27 & '28, though. I'd imagine it will be staged construction procedure such that it will not be wholly imploded for South Stadium so that they can keep seating available during the process of re-working South Stadium. Just a guess on the seating idea.

 

Edited September 25 by AuroranHusker

[HuskerFever]

On 9/2/2024 at 11:03 PM, HuskerFever said:

It's one thing to see your team lose two favored games in a row.

 

It's another thing to go viral on social media and end up deleting your account tonight to avoid the wave of messages as you're watching your team lose to Boston College.

 

 

[HuskerFever]

Well at least they're consistent.

 

Originally ruled a Virginia Tech touchdown. Overturned to an incomplete pass.

 

Originally ruled a Nebraska touchdown. Overturned to an interception.

 

 

[AuroranHusker]

Gutted out a solid Big Ten road game to pull away in the 4th quarter. Nebraska is 4-1. It's been a while since NU has had as good of a record as a 4-1 opening to the season. Let's keep getting better. On to a tough Rutgers team next weekend in Lincoln. GBR

 

 

Edited September 28 by AuroranHusker

[Huskerpapa]

Good to be 4-1.  Lot's of stuff to fix; but a good road win.  

[hskr4life]

Our next three opponents are undefeated.
 

Illinois is hanging tough with Penn State. That Colorado win is also starting to carry a little bit of weight!

[throwback]

Just wanted to say that whatever over-the-top hype Raiola is receiving, it might not be enough. The throws he's making and the command of the offense for someone who's played 5 games is off the charts.

 

I think I saw he's drawn 12 or 13 defensive pass interference penalties mostly on those underthrown back-shoulder throws this year. That's just silly accuracy. And no picks that were his fault. His passes nearly always end up only in a spot where his guy can get it or no one gets it. Just amazing.

 

And John Bullock deserves to be an all-Big 10 player. He won't get it unless we win a bunch more games, but he is playing at an incredibly high level.

[HuskerFever]

3 hours ago, throwback said:

Just wanted to say that whatever over-the-top hype Raiola is receiving, it might not be enough. The throws he's making and the command of the offense for someone who's played 5 games is off the charts.

 

The number of times he's dropped a ball into a very tight space where only the receiver can catch it is amazing. Sure, we've seen better at some of the top programs. But we haven't seen anything like this in decades. Embrace it while we have it.