And so it begins...(tracking Coach Prime decommits/transfers)

[Quint]

Shurmer is still there, isn’t he?

I honestly don’t know.

I can’t imagine him playing second fiddle to Leftwich unless he just want to hang out for another few years.

 

[SOHusker11]

I honestly don’t know.

I can’t imagine him playing second fiddle to Leftwich unless he just want to hang out for another few years.

Still there.

MSN

 

[huskermack]

I haven’t followed him as a coach, but damn he’s the toughest college qb I’ve ever seen.

 

[Quint]

Still there.

MSN

The article reads like Shurmur is staying at OC, which I guess I don’t get.

 

[Tonkasker]

The article reads like Shurmur is staying at OC, which I guess I don’t get.

Someone needs to coach the team

 

[Quint]

Someone needs to coach the team

Leftwich can coach.

He’s not ready to be an NFL HC, but I’m a little surprised he didn’t get a sniff as an OC again.

 

[Ripping Lips]

Here's a hawt take https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ot...1&cvid=292d7b985c7c42d5a75f590843797ca7&ei=11



Have you ever seen blood-soaked rivals toss the knives and shake hands for the greater good? No, right? But Nebraska and Colorado might just flip the script. This season the CFB world’s in a tug-of-war over spring bowls. On one side, teams like Huskers, Ohio State, and Texas are running away to save their players. Meanwhile, Colorado, Michigan, and South Carolina see them as golden tickets to sharpen their abilities before the actual battle. But Deion Sanders?



He’s not simply participating; he’s trying to reshape it using an NFL-style approach. And word in the woods? Matt Rhule might join hands with them.

Picture this: Nebraska and Colorado, on the same practice field; it’s like trying to mix fire and ice. Yet, Husker’s source Wilson Dittman suggests there’s a chance it might happen. A few days ago, Coach Prime, surprised everyone by recommending a spring practice game instead of the usual intra-squad drills.

He says, “To have it competitive, playing against your own guys kind of gets monotonous. You really can’t tell the level of your guys because it’s the same old, same old—everybody kind of knows each other.” His idea? Bring another team for joint practices, just like the NFL does before preseason games. And that’s what Dittman predicts for the Buffs and Huskers in 2026.

Look for this year. Matt Rhule and Nebraska have already mentioned their stance for their spring game. With all the “tampering” issues, that’s just a dream this season. But this joint practice proposal can be a done deal next season, as Dittman says, “But I think that it’s in Nebraska’s best interest to do this in 2026 and going forward, and I think that they will. You know Matt Rule said you know all the time that he’s very flexible, that he’s always trying to change up his philosophy.”

 

[ZJSARENOTFREE]

Wilson!!!!

 

[Juro]

Jesus Christ, why trust anything he says?

 

[Jim14510]

Jesus Christ, why trust anything he says?

Because they don't know any better.

 

[Quint]

Wilson!!!!

Wilson Dipshit for the win!

 

[Flabio]

I thought Syracuse already confirmed they were going to do the spring scrimmage vs CU however I may have dreamed it.

 

[jaihawk]

That would be stupid on their part given the cost of travel for Syracuse.

 

[PLA]

Prime showed up at the Bassmaster Classic stage today, and Mark Zona (one of the commentators) acted like he wanted to take Prime’s load! It was pretty ridiculous how they pumped up that clown! Zona asked Prime if he thought he could win The Classic, and he didn’t act like it was a big deal. He gave a half-assed compliment to the actual pro fisherman, but of coarse his ego showed no mercy. He said he his his own line of rods and reels is coming out soon. He’s sponsored by Pure Fishing (Fuckin’ Iowegans). How does he stay relevant? This country really is that stupid aren’t they.

 

[Sous Chef]

Prime showed up at the Bassmaster Classic stage today, and Mark Zona (one of the commentators) acted like he wanted to take Prime’s load! It was pretty ridiculous how they pumped up that clown! Zona asked Prime if he thought he could win The Classic, and he didn’t act like it was a big deal. He gave a half-assed compliment to the actual pro fisherman, but of coarse his ego showed no mercy. He said he his his own line of rods and reels is coming out soon. He’s sponsored by Pure Fishing (Fuckin’ Iowegans). How does he stay relevant? This country really is that stupid aren’t they.

 

[Jim14510]

This country really is that stupid aren’t they.

Yes

 

[nja13]

Here's a hawt take https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ot...1&cvid=292d7b985c7c42d5a75f590843797ca7&ei=11



Have you ever seen blood-soaked rivals toss the knives and shake hands for the greater good? No, right? But Nebraska and Colorado might just flip the script. This season the CFB world’s in a tug-of-war over spring bowls. On one side, teams like Huskers, Ohio State, and Texas are running away to save their players. Meanwhile, Colorado, Michigan, and South Carolina see them as golden tickets to sharpen their abilities before the actual battle. But Deion Sanders?



He’s not simply participating; he’s trying to reshape it using an NFL-style approach. And word in the woods? Matt Rhule might join hands with them.

Picture this: Nebraska and Colorado, on the same practice field; it’s like trying to mix fire and ice. Yet, Husker’s source Wilson Dittman suggests there’s a chance it might happen. A few days ago, Coach Prime, surprised everyone by recommending a spring practice game instead of the usual intra-squad drills.

He says, “To have it competitive, playing against your own guys kind of gets monotonous. You really can’t tell the level of your guys because it’s the same old, same old—everybody kind of knows each other.” His idea? Bring another team for joint practices, just like the NFL does before preseason games. And that’s what Dittman predicts for the Buffs and Huskers in 2026.

Look for this year. Matt Rhule and Nebraska have already mentioned their stance for their spring game. With all the “tampering” issues, that’s just a dream this season. But this joint practice proposal can be a done deal next season, as Dittman says, “But I think that it’s in Nebraska’s best interest to do this in 2026 and going forward, and I think that they will. You know Matt Rule said you know all the time that he’s very flexible, that he’s always trying to change up his philosophy.”

I've now seen a couple of links to "articles" that are nothing more than regurgitating somethign Wilson Dittman said on his podcast or YouTube channel or whatever he does.

These articles are written and posted by Dittman, right? Seems like he's just pumping his own brand to be seen as a legit authority on the Huskers. Why would anyone else be out there writing single-source articles about Dittman?

 

[Cornicator]

I've now seen a couple of links to "articles" that are nothing more than regurgitating somethign Wilson Dittman said on his podcast or YouTube channel or whatever he does.

These articles are written and posted by Dittman, right? Seems like he's just pumping his own brand to be seen as a legit authority on the Huskers. Why would anyone else be out there writing single-source articles about Dittman?

I assume he is writing them. There are multiple fan sites where anyone can be a writer like Fansided, BR, and SI.

 

[Dell Husker]

 

[nja13]

Welp, I guess I have to now pay out on that guarantee I gave the Sanders would not stick around Boulder after his sons and Hunter were gone after two years.