Look at that 500 mile radius around Lincoln, and compare it to what other schools can target within 500 miles of their campus, it's obvious that the 500 mile radius is actually a bigger disadvantage for Nebraska football.
After taunting Taylor Martinez in the media, Gilbert will sit out the first play of Saturday night's game.
Just like in political coverage, biases are also apparent in how the Huskers are covered. There are advantages to both positive and critical coverage, but not when the perception of bias overwhelms the coverage.
There seems to be something missing from this spring's Nebraska football practices. It can be answered with a question: What's Eating Bo Pelini?
While it exploded on Twitter Saturday night, the origins of this debate go back weeks, if not months.
Dirk Chatelain has approved for some of the meaner parts of his column from last week. But Chatelain isn't apologize for saying that Taylor Martinez is down to his last chance as Nebraska's quarterback.
The Nebraska media seems to have a love-hate relationship with Bo Pelini. Perhaps it would help if they asked better questions at the post game press conferences. CN has several suggestions for them.
Another controversy between Bo Pelini and the media. Pelini may have issues, but who's holding the media accountable?
The worst performances of the week - nominees are OWH reporter Dirk Chatelain, Husker fans who left early and missed the comeback over Ohio State, Texas Tech fans, bad announcing by Matt Millen and Colorado
