On the audible podcast this week they each did their top 5 most confident win total bets and Bruce Feldman had us with the overs. So basically a done deal.

When Riley left, we were one year removed from a 9-win season and a bowl game. When Frost left, we were 6 years removed from a 9-win season and a bowl game. It’s not close. No program is better off for 5 consecutive losing seasons from one coach. No program is better off for having the...

Oh. “Some other people wanted” him to come here and make so much money he’d never need to work again. Well, what a relief that he bears no responsibility for coming and doing a historically shitty job. It was “some other people” who made him do it. I am dumbfounded that we have fans who wish...

This writer seems to be going by the results and not what was available at the time of the hire. And that being the case, there is literally no argument that Riley’s tenure was worse that Frost’s. Riley made bowl games. Riley won nine games. Riley had a winning season. Frost had the worst...

Any chance we could get a punter or kicker taken before Sanders?

Fred tried very hard to keep some of these guys employed!

Just an awful investment. Glad someone outside of Nebraska noticed.

Obviously he’s staying but it’s wild that we can dress up one ncaa appearance in six years. He’s the 28th highest paid coach in the country. That’s a colossal overspend for the results. Maybe Nebraska can’t expect better than dancing 1-2x a decade. But if that’s the case, you don’t need to...

Seems like a decent chance Omaha will get a win in the dance before Lincoln.

I know people are debating about how much money we are spending on this program, but whatever it is, it’s too much. The return on investment is maybe the worst in P4 sports.

For some reason, I’m feeling like Lanning may not be a long term solution. Something about him makes me feel like this might be as good as it gets with him. But he will always have money for talent, so maybe that will be enough.

Guy was killing it in the second half and they left him wide open. Ugh.

Defense after the made basket was horrific.

This is pretty amazing. I’m not even sure how it has gotten this close, even though I’m watching.

Never good when your team is getting out-efforted by an infant on the same court.