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Countdown to Husker Football Season: #9 - Nine Win Seasons - The Standard At Dear Ol’ Nebraska U
A little late today with today's countdown, but as a suggestion from Husker Mike, nine represents the minimum number of wins per season that Husker fans tolerate before they're ready to fire their coa...
Review: "Then Osborne Said to Rozier..."
Steve Richardson's "Then Osborne Said to Rozier..." is a compilation of anecdotes and stories compiled from interviews with former Huskers from the Devaney, Osborne, and Solich eras. Some you ma...
Pelini Defends Solich Again
Over the last four years, the "Should Frank Solich have been fired?" argument has been run into the ground so many times, that dead horse isn't even recognizable underneath all of the tire tracks...
Interview with Guy "The Fly" Ingles: Steve, Frank and Tom and the Death of Option Football
Guy "The Fly" Ingles played for the Huskers during the Devaney years, his final season being the national title season of 1970. Ingles earned second-team All Big Eight honors as a split end and was an...
If Lil' Red Doesn't Make the Mascot Hall of Fame - It's All YOUR Fault!
Lil' Red. Isn't he cute? The Husker athletic department wants you to vote for our very own Lil' Red so he can make it into the Mascot Hall of Fame.I know you won't do it, though because I kno...
Review: Bowls, Polls & Tattered Souls by Stewart Mandel
Stewart Mandel of Sports Illustrated's "College Football Mailbag" offers up "Bowls, Polls And Tattered Souls" covering the biggest issues in college football. Say what you want about Mandel. Call him...
A Past You Can't Escape
I call your attention to an article by Jonathan Hunt in the Athens News, a newspaper in Athens, Ohio, home of the University of Ohio. The article details some of the issues around Frank Solich's Bobca...
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