Corn Flakes: Ready for Baseball

by JLew on Feb 19, 2010 10:50 AM CST in Corn Flakes

Yep I'm a baseball sunshine pumper. I always think that NU can make it all the way to the CWS. So as the season starts I'm hoping NU can win a few to help feed my enthusiasm. How are you all feeling? You following the boys this spring?

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The Cats love baseball as well.

NE StatePaper.com - 'Confidence? No Doubt.'

Anderson laid out his expectations for Nebraska in 2010: 1. Top three in the Big 12. 2. Host a regional. 3. Go from there.

Ok let's do it. I'm now on board. Wow that didn't take me much...

2010 NFL mock draft - Mocking The Draft

SB Nation's NFL Draft site "Mocking The Draft" has Ndamukong Suh going second overall to Detroit. First? Sam Bradford to St. Louis. Will it happen that way? - JJ

Ndamukong Suh welcomes your hyper-criticism, draftniks - Dr. Saturday - NCAAF Blog - Yahoo! Sports

You only get one chance to be No. 1: Grab it by the horns and fling it around like they're Colt McCoy, big man.

Can I get a hell yeah?!?

Steven M. Sipple: Huskers' QBs going without the green (jerseys)

Well, Husker quarterbacks this spring will practice without green "hands-off" jerseys most, if not all, of the time, NU offensive coordinator Shawn Watson said Tuesday, noting a significant departure from recent springs.

It's all fun and games till someone gets hurt. But would that really matter? It's not like NU has a rock starting at QB anyway, and Lee's out.

Life in the Red's Blog | NU as national title 'sleeper'?

The college game has never been more wide open. Don't automatically pencil in Alabama -- any team that loses nine starters on defense (including a handful of key leaders) will struggle in big road games, especially in the SEC. A team from the Tide's own division (Arkansas) is among a handful that could make it to Glendale, Ariz. Others: Miami, Wisconsin and Iowa. But I'm going with Nebraska, which will have one of the nation's top five defenses and a favorable schedule ( its toughest non-conference game is at Washington; Texas visits Lincoln).

Feels good to have "Nebraska" and "National Championship" in the same thought again.

Thenarse eager for another season

Since the injury happened early in the Huskers’ season, the NCAA granted Thenarse one more chance at a senior season in 2010. The safety said he was just given official word of an injury hardship last Thursday.

Bobby Bowden to headline Nebraska coaches clinic

There's a joke in here somewhere...

Florida's Five Star Problem - Team Speed Kills

Interesting read about Florida's Five Star recruits and the trouble (or not) that they've seen. - JJ

Iowa State Gets The Call From The Big 10

ISU athletic director Jamie Pollard is thrilled when he's contacted by Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany about expansion.

Oh I laughed -JL

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I think Nebraska will be good next year. But, the loss of Suh will hurt the defense, you don’t lose one of the best that ever played in college and not feel it, no matter how much you tell yourself it won’t bother you. I know that the ones waiting in the wings are supposed to be good and Crick has proven he is really good. But, he hasn’t proven he can be effective without Suh. Next year he will be getting the double and triple teams. I am not saying they won’t be good, should be a top 10 to 15 defense, good enough to contend for a national title. But, nobody is talking about the elephant in the room and that is our offense. If they don’t get better and take some pressure off the defense we are looking at a 3 loss season at least. Texas, one to some North opponent in a game we shouldn’t lose, and the big twelve title game, probably Texas again. I guess what I am trying to say is I don’t think our defense, while still being a really good one, will be good enough to rely on it the way we did against OU and Texas last year. Bottum line if the offense doesn’t improve we won’t win the Big XII much less the National Title. Arizona was a good start but their is still some huge question marks. I think we should be ranked in that 11 to 17 range and work our way into the top 10

by Huzkerfan on Feb 19, 2010 6:22 PM CST reply actions

Bowden is a good guy..

The joke will be that he could maybe clue Osborne into how he got us all those years. He’s one of the few coaches that always has nice things to say about Nebraska. I think in one Hukser book, he even goes so far as to say that Nebraska put his teams on the map.(Of course because they finally beat us after years of toiling in mediocrity).
We must be like the social workers of college football. Always there to give some down-on-their-luck program what they need to rise to the top. (No, not you Iowa State)

"Not the victory but the action; Not the goal but the game;
In the deed the glory"

GO BIG RED!

by Brian Speers on Feb 20, 2010 7:40 AM CST reply actions

Hmm, that game looked an awful lot like a great deal of games last season

no real offense, and Nesseth sucking balls.

Gonna be another LOOOOOOOOOONG season.

Hopefully it’s Anderson’s last

I guess I'm just a worrier, that's why my friends call me whiskers

by Nunyabidness on Feb 20, 2010 10:33 AM CST reply actions

Thenarse

coming back is great news. Talk about depth in the backfield that we haven’t had in forever! Let’s just hope he performs at a level like he did before he got hurt.

Hadoken!!

by Brizzle T on Feb 21, 2010 3:38 PM CST reply actions