Outside of the bizarre Covid season and Maryland’s first team with Mike Locksley, Frost was never close to a double digit favorite in a Big Ten game.

Just a guess, but sometimes I think the betting public overreacts to injury news. Likely a flood of money on Nebraska covering within 24 hours of Michigan State announcing their starting LT and best offensive linemen is out for the Nebraska game. Is his absence worth that many points? Who knows.

I could see that.

I have watched them 3 times: 1. I actually love Aidan Chiles. Dude is pretty athletic, but wants to be a throw first guy. He does a nice job of throwing on the run. In fact, I think his ability to avoid pressure actually helps their offensive line quite a bit. Its a pretty bad group. They're...

This is an overreaction. He's going to be a very good player for Nebraska. Certainly got exposed a few times, but its very clear that his ceiling is much higher than a player like Issac Gifford.

Huskers finished with 26 first downs, 520 yards, and lost due to 6 turnovers. I think at one point, Northwestern held a 21-10 lead with only 4 first downs and 96 total yards.

They were a 6.5 to 7.5 pt favorite vs Illinois. That's not accurate at all.

Nebraska beat Indiana in 2022. That can't be correct.

Answer the God Damn question.

I keep seeing a lot of people questioning this line, and that might seem fair, but I was also going back and looking a lot of Nebraska's close losses over the last 7 years, and the Huskers were either dogs or favorites of 7 points or less. But when was the last time they were a double digit...

He's been pretty awful. Not sure what they saw there. When they made a big deal about it, I assumed we had another Bullock caliber player on the roster.

I'm fairly certain Alante Brown is now out for the season.

Let's see how Maryland does this week vs Washington first before we crown them. Have we really looked at who they've played? Towson - an FCS team that would be a pickem vs Houston Christian. Northern Illinois- ranked dead last in scoring with only 3 offensive touchdowns in 4 games. Florida...

That's an interesting thought. Do we know his injury? I could see him graduating and moving on to Ole Miss.

Well I was half right. Moore absolutely played well enough.