Stanford @ Syracuse
Illinois @ Nebraska
San Jose @ WSU

'Cuse a 9 pt favorite Really surprised Nebraska is favored and by 8 1/2 pts. San Jose is 13 pt dog

Hard to believe Stanford/Syracuse is actually a conference game. Coast to coast rivals not.

That Stanford wideout is an absolute dawg

Stanford’s first TD in an ACC Conference game in program history was a beaut. 🥵

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6 plays 78 yards. Illinois made that look too easy.

Anyone notice that offensive drive of Nebrask for 3 points? Looked very very very BU with Rhule. Slow, deliberate, rather dull

Rooting for Rhule and Nebraska, college football is better when the Cornhuskers are good

Same

Stanford in their historic geographic rivalry with Atlantic Coast Opponent Syracuse

10 years ago people would not have believed this was true

PAC 12. 1
ACC. 0

Is Nebraska running the same offense that Baylor did when Matt was HC here?

Huskers having a challenge stopping the run. But this is a good game. Don't care who wins

Nebbie shanks a go ahead FG. 3 min left 24 all

Nebraska's QB just missed a possible game winning TD by overthrowing his receiver. Then the kicker promptly missed the FG. lol

BellCountyBear said:

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Is Nebraska running the same offense that Baylor did when Matt was HC here?

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I would think it's close to the same.

Rhule has Satterfield and Thomas as Co-OC's and both were on his staff at Baylor. Satterfield was TE coach and Thomas as CO-OC and QB's at Baylor.

Illinois wins…

The tragedy is now I'm going to have to hear about Illinois for a couple weeks.

Last time I saw 3rd and 42 was during the Steele years

Nebraska is still Nebraska.

BellCountyBear said:

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Is Nebraska running the same offense that Baylor did when Matt was HC here?

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Jersey on the sideline with the same confused look on his face

Brett Bielema has to be 400 lbs

Anyone enough to remember more seasons played as the orangeMEN than as the Orange? Wokies were way ahead of their time removing men

Not including the P12 additions - the big 10 is boring to watch. Rhule will fit in perfectly there.

Nebraska is so mid. They haven't been meaningful in college football for almost 3 decades. They are essentially nothing more than Mississippi St., Tech or Virginia to most 30 year olds and Tom Osborne carries about as much relevance as Red Grange to them. I guess leaving the Big 12 gave them a financial windfall they never would have gotten here but at the same time it also made them largely irrelevant in the landscape of college football to anyone but a bunch of 60 year olds who remember college football from the days of jumbo sized shoulder pads and fake neck braces.