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- Pick/market: Nebraska will take their last real opportunity to get depth pieces substantial reps.

- Pick/market: Still at 7-5.

- Pick/market: Lol, your usually wrong, I'll go with 59 - 6 Nebraska.

- Pick/market: Holy **** you weren't kidding about going homer.

- Pick/market: “Don’t think about the future, because you can’t control it,” is the kind of mature, well-adjusted perspective that has absolutely no place in sports discourse, much less a college football message board I’m gonna...

- Pick/market: Class A should be abolished.

- Pick/market: Chris Hummer and John Talty previously reported Nebraska as being in the $30 million price range for roster.

- Pick/market: I need a heater.

- Pick/market: Kramer32 in the early lead over the Week 2 and 1 winners in wolverine09 in 2nd and Anon2782640 in 3rd.

- Pick/market: Crete only has like 30 kids out for football including freshman in class B and hadn’t won a game.

- Injury: The Husker247 Postgame Podcast dissects Nebraska's 56-7 win over Bowling Green in Lincoln on Saturday night.

- QB/DL: S: Anthony Colandrea throws at least three touchdowns for the third straight game.

- QB: Dylan always has struck me as a front runner quarterback and what better example of being a front runner is entering a game ahead 49 to nothing.

- QB: He was never that good, but everyone was googoo eyes over a mid and lazy qb because of his name.

- QB/LB: Everyone is acting shocked a guy who had over 4000 yards & 33TDs last yr is picking up where he left off I’m not sure we’ve ever had production like that out of the...

- QB: Last year felt bad at the end of the season, but I also think there is a caution about projecting a lot from last year considering we lost our starting quarterback and the replacement...

- QB: What’s weird is all the players HATED frost when he was QB, now these chumps act like he was the great husker of all time

- Pick/market: I could care less who won a timed event at an offseason event.

- QB/OL: I was telling people before Colandrea got here when we were going after a QB in the portal after I looked at videos of the prospects that out of the ones we were going...

- QB/OL: OL is better WRs are better QB forces defenses to be more vanilla lots of factors

- QB/RB: Agree, I think it’s by design considering the opponents, need for the backs to stay healthy, and more work to be done in the pass game.

- QB/OL: A good QB with legs along proven OL coach with an experienced OL makes a huge difference.

- QB: Feel like you’re either over valuing Dylan or not giving Donnie enough due for how bad he was.

- QB: I absolutely disagree with EVERY bit of your last sentence.

- QB: I get you some of you got hurt by the whole thing but he is just a kid.

- Pick/market: (Photo: Shandie Stewart, Stewart Photography ) Jamal Rule is often smiling at the podium, so of course he's a natural at cheesing it with the kids after games.

- QB: if a QB just intends to throw a forward pass and the ball flies backwards, contact or not, it is an incomplete pass.

- QB/LB: Importance of veteran QB, LB crystalize in Nebraska's promising start.

- Nebraska senior quarterback Anthony Colandrea was honored Monday, as he was named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week for his performance against Bowling Green. - Colandrea completed 20-of-24 passes for 224 yards and a career-high four touchdown passes in Nebraska’s 56-7 win last Saturday. - His four TD passes are a career high, as his previous best was three on several occasions, including the opener. - He was exceptionally efficient...

- Pick/market: Meetings get a bad name.

- QB/OL: that was concerning, it looks like the BG guy was bull rushing trying to force it outside, while he did not give up sacks I am concerned against better edges.

- QB/OL: Solid win, glad we got the passing game going a bit better but needs more work.

- Pick/market: (Photo: Michael Bruntz, 247Sports) There wasn't going to be a ballcarrier in front of him that first week.

- Intel: Thought I noticed a comment about Lenhardt not really being a starter even though he had started the first 2 games.

- RB: He looks to be the clear RB 2 on the depth chart.

- Rob Aurich likes the football violence that comes out of Dexter Foster when he plays quicker. "You see when he pulls his trigger what he looks like," Nebraska's defensive coordinator said Tuesday. "He has all the tools to be an exceptional player and he's on track for that." Comment: ." Right now Foster is the first and second down Mike, with Shavers the third down Mike.

- Coaching: Sounds like the rumor of him liking the way booger sugar smells ended up being founded.

- Matt Rhule said Nebraska shut running back Jamal down at halftime of the 56-7 Bowling Green win because he felt tight and there was no reason to keep playing him. Kwinten, Conor Booth, Genatone and Mozee received opportunities. Rhule sees options in the room but stressed that two MAC games do not establish Big Ten readiness; no diagnosis or return timetable was given. - Rhule praised Anthony Colandrea's accuracy, including the sail-route throw to Luke Lindenmeyer and deep touchdown to Jacory, and highlighted Jacory and Kwazi's practice work. However, Bowling Green's No. 23 disrupted protection too often for Rhule's liking: the large scoring output did not erase pass-blocking concerns. - Nebraska adjusted to Bowling Green's spread, motion, screen and RPO looks before using three-linebacker sets as the Falcons shifted to heavier personnel. Rhule named Dexter, Owen and V9 in those packages, with Dawson also involved, and said assignment responsibilities against zone reads can make pursuit look slower. - Bowling Green managed 169 total yards, but 90 came in the third quarter, which disappointed Rhule and limited planned offensive reserve reps. Scout-team defensive lineman Malcolm Simpson produced a sack-fumble after missing last year's practices following double labrum surgery; Rhule presented it as development progress, not a new starting assignment. - Rhule said Nebraska must adjust its aggressive style to how games are being officiated after seven penalties for 65 yards. He credited individual effort for the punt block but also flagged a ball-fielding mistake that could have become a turnover, leaving discipline and special-teams ball security as corrections.

- Defense: 100% with 3 seconds left just go down and trust your punt coverage.

- "We can't look at it as, 'Oh, this is just an FCS team. - We're just going to come in and just whup them 50-0.' Because this is not a rollover team," McDougle said. "This is a North Dakota team and all North Dakota teams are elite." Comment: Aurich on the radio on McDougle and that position: The boundary safety has traditionally been the second or third leading tackler behind the Mike and Will.

- Intel: ND muffs a punt in the middle of the second quarter, recovered at the 38 yard line by Roman Mangini.

- WR: He had a throw from about 30yds out, on a roll out/pressured off the X, that was an absolute dime/NFL caliber throw for a TD last year.

- Pick/market: North Dakota is probably the best offense Nebraska has seen so far, so I expect the Huskers to get tested more than they did last week.

- Offense: Agreed, 200 yards rushing a game.

- Nebraska freshman Jamal Rule has 210 rushing yards on 23 carries, another 47 receiving yards and four touchdowns through two games. Rule and Mekhi Nelson average 128.5 and 105.5 scrimmage yards per game, respectively. The production is encouraging but comes from a two-game sample, not an established season-long efficiency level. - Rule said route running and pass protection are his priorities for becoming an every-down back. Nebraska distributed eight carries to each back against Bowling Green, and Rule credited the rotation with keeping the group fresh. His comments describe development goals and a shared workload, not a move to a lead-back monopoly. - Matt Rhule said Rule was a little tight after his 59-yard touchdown run against Bowling Green and did not need more work with the game lopsided. Rule finished with 88 yards on eight carries and spoke to reporters Tuesday ahead of North Dakota. No diagnosis, formal designation or guaranteed full workload is supplied. - Rule credited quarterback Anthony Colandrea's rushing ability with preventing defensive ends from pursuing the running back as aggressively. That is the player's explanation of how Nebraska's quarterback run threat benefits its backs, alongside his praise for the offensive line; it is not a newly announced schematic change.

- OL/RB: Raiola’s weapons were plenty good last year to get more production out of.

- OL: Also holds the ball way too long, which is why the OL appeared to improve after he got hurt.

- QB: Pretty sure they lost some guys on defense after last year who were pretty solid, so they're rebuilding on that side of the ball.

- Defense: The defense is my concern.

- Pick/market: Their defense is gonna be a push over it’s really a matter of if our DLine can affect their QB.

- Defense: That fourth place schedule your favorite football pundits exclaimed over isn’t going to make up for the fourth grade defense.

- Nebraska safety Dwayne McDougle started with the top unit last week after Rex Guthrie started the opener. McDougle has 86 defensive snaps, fourth most on the team, though his Week 2 PFF grade was 53.4. Vic Evans also started at corner last week. These are observed roles, not a newly announced permanent depth chart. - Nebraska linebacker Owen Chambliss is back on the field and helps teammates align and understand assignments. Coordinator Rob Aurich described the return as only a mild version of what Chambliss can offer; Chambliss acknowledged rust and identified second-half starts as an area to improve. The comments do not confirm a new workload or play-calling designation. - Nebraska's defenders are preparing for North Dakota's downhill interior running and Jerry Kaminski's pocket escapes, emphasizing containment and staying attached to receivers on extended plays. North Dakota averages 251.3 rushing yards; Kaminski is 61-of-79 for 801 yards and 11 touchdowns. Those FCS results came against lighter competition, not a projected output against Nebraska.

- Defense: He might not make the travel squad but he needs to be in on the goal line defense when we play at home.

- KICKER: Ekelers amazing special teams just got torched by an incredibly ballsy fake punt by...

- LB: A guy on twitter tried to tell my Saban teams were on the decline last three years.

- Intel: I miss waking up on Saturday and college football being on at 9am.

- Intel: At least on here, I don’t hear a much about beating their ****.

- Intel: Line failed him or Dylan just doing Dylan things (expert sack taker).

- Practice: He was in a no touch jersey in the Ducks' spring game.

- Intel: Making sure you know huaker football is NOT general admission

- Intel: From a purely football perspective, yeah, more ball is good.

- Intel: To some extent yes, but money supersedes a lot of things that players chose to value before they could make 6 to 7 figures at a school.

- Intel: i bet Bud thinks PBUs are dumb too!

- Intel: IF you guys think that was all about the anti-Catholic thing, then you truly don't understand the history of football and football coaching.

- Intel: On a game day, you better get an early start up the mountain, or you'll be missing the kickoff.

- Intel: I feel like we have this conversation every couple weeks.

- Intel: This just shows that excuses are over...roster spending is top 20...athletic department is solvent...fan support continues to be through the roof....if we are not consistently in the conversation for and playing in the playoffs...

- Intel: Large scale cheating scandals, racism scandals, rape scandals, 1 players died....

- Intel: They hand them out like candy...so the reward element has been vacant for a while.

- Intel: For all the fans dogging Barney on his blocking, this isn't a TD without his fine block.

- KICKER: Basically how Ameer Abdullah has carved out his career (with some special teams work).

- Intel: I didn't feel as satisfied with that drive as I should've.

- Intel: I know you didn’t watch all that and I’m not going to either but I’m 100% they are all screens and intermediate passes.

- LB: Will have more on this with what Dannen said in an interview recently.

- Intel: Mahomes is going to fall in love with EJ on passing routes for certain.

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- Intel: There are nine teams that are still 100 percent at scoring touchdowns in the red zone.

- Intel: Did not realize this was him near the punt block recovery.