Corn Flakes: Welcome Back Students

by JLew on Aug 7, 2010 11:55 AM CDT in Corn Flakes

Still in the middle of a move, but I still have Wi-Fi and still have links for you all as the season creeps closer. Those of you in college towns should be feeling the students filling out the town as they head back to campus.

CFN by scout has the full B12 preseason breakdown.
Scout.com: 2010 Big 12 Preview - Schedules & Picks
Scout.com: 2010 Big 12 Preview - Unit Rankings

"Fun" Positions to Come - Nebraska Football

BRN looks at who should fill out the remaining recruiting spots.

Life in the Red's Blog | Cotton: LT battle will be close

Cotton seems to be pretty confident that the O-Line should be very improved.

Rivals.com College Football - Which team is the biggest league favorite?

Look for Nebraska to dominate the North Division, then need a win over (most likely) Texas or Oklahoma in the Big 12 championship game.

Yep that'll do. -JL

Jamal Turner looks toward Lincoln, eyes on a prize - Omaha.com

Many folks panicked this week when a report suggested that Turner was waivering in his commitment to Nebraska. It doesn't sound like folks need to panic; if anything, it sounds like the only reason he's taking a visit to A&M is that it's the weekend the Huskers are playing the Aggies. He's seems pretty rock solid on enrolling in Lincoln after Christmas.

Prince Amukamara NFL Draft scouting report

If Amukamara has a good 2010 season, he could make a crapload of coin... well, if the NFL has a season in 2011. Still - things are looking good for a guy who came to Nebraska to play running back and return kicks - JJ.

One Reason I'll Be Glad Nebraska Is Gone From The Big 12 - I Am The 12th Man

Coach Beergut is baiting Husker fans- JJ

Tommie Frazier is one of the most overrated QBs in college football history no one outside of Nebraska considers him one of the best college QBs ever the fact that Nebraska still won with a former waterboy starting at QB shows it was the team that won those games, not Frazier

No doubt Beergut saw the BOTC article that tweaked Husker fans and thought his site needed some more traffic. -JL

Kansas tweaking fight song over Huskers, Buffs leaving Big 12 - HuskerExtra.com

With Nebraska leaving the Big XII, the line about listening to the Cornhuskers' "wail" doesn't really apply. Of course, that wailing ended when Tom Osborne fired Bill Callahan for the most part. - HM

Ndamukong Suh Apologizes For Late Arrival To Camp - Pride Of Detroit

Reviews are generally positive on how Suh handled his arrival in camp, at least according to SB Nation's "Pride of Detroit" blog. - HM

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They sure are bitter over at the 12th Man...

I thought BOTC was bitter, but IAT12M can’t seem to stop talking about us. It’s nice to be missed.

by FDLink on Aug 7, 2010 1:58 PM CDT reply actions

sigh

Beergut, you’re a regular poster here, and I’ve enjoyed knocking heads with you once or twice. But this is just too much. You are, of course, entitled to your own opinion, especially on your own blog. I’m just tired of listening to it, which is a shame, as I’ve always thought highly of A&M folks for being the most respectful and classy folks from Texas. Have a great season.

"...when the devil says to you: do not drink, answer him: I will drink, and right freely, just because you tell me not to."
— Martin Luther

by Go Big Rev on Aug 7, 2010 11:16 PM CDT reply actions

Beergut just wants the traffic.

But I totally agree; the only person to ever receive back-to-back-to-back national championship game mvp honors has to be the most over-rated quarterback in college football history.

[Osborne's] school has this ultimatum from Texas to either spit or get off the pot. Commit to the Big 12, Texas is saying, or we'll take this Pac-10 offer, rake in more cash and kiss the Big 12 goodbye. It's on you, Nebraska. Texas is good at this sort of thing -- it could blame Cadillac for those Toyota brake problems and get away with it. - Dennis Dodd

by Screwface on Aug 9, 2010 2:55 PM CDT via mobile reply actions