Nebraska is back...

[Hates Monikers]

As it relates to National Titles, Nebraska is in the Minnesota Gophers year of 1987.

Also, using these dates, Nebraska hired a QB from one of their last championship teams to be their head coach in 1981 (fired in 1985). We actually hired ours (Joe Salem) in 1979 (fired in 1983).

 

[Great Plains Gopher]

Great Plains Gopher is as delusional as their fanbase!

The Nebs are doing okay with a second year coach and should beat Wisconsin to finally break the bowl drought. But the Nebraska lesson is that you can't keep cycling coaches. The folly started by firing a coach with a 9-3 season and an overall record at the school of 58-19: Frank Solich who had been with Nebraska forever, going back to playing days. They also fired Bo Pelini, who had three 10-4 seasons and an overall of 67-27. Gophers wouldn't do that.

 

[TNGophfan]

The Nebs are doing okay with a second year coach and should beat Wisconsin to finally break the bowl drought. But the Nebraska lesson is that you can't keep cycling coaches. The folly started by firing a coach with a 9-3 season and an overall record at the school of 58-19: Frank Solich who had been with Nebraska forever, going back to playing days. They also fired Bo Pelini, who had three 10-4 seasons and an overall of 67-27. Gophers wouldn't do that.

They need to beat Sconnie because they won't go into Iowa City and beat Iowa.

 

[Great Plains Gopher]

They need to beat Sconnie because they won't go into Iowa City and beat Iowa.

True.

 

[pk2]

I'll actually be rooting for Wisconsin (very sorry) next week. Don't want them needing a victory over us to get bowl eligible.

I’m of the opposite opinion - go, Huskers!

It’s not just that I can’t ever cheer for the skunks, but what a great opportunity it would be to take home the Axe and end their season at the same time… in Madison!

 

[MaxyJR1]

 

[Tech Machine]

How long do you have a losing record before you aren’t a “blueblood”?

 

[Some guy]

How long do you have a losing record before you aren’t a “blueblood”?

This is a really good question.

What year did Minnesota lose blue blood status?


Texas has only 4 national titles and only 1 since 1971

 

[PMWinSTP]

What's the difference between a blue blood and a helmet school? Penn State isn't considered a blue blood?

 

[MaxyJR1]

MN lost 40 from 1961 to 1970. About a 60% win
Nebraska is about 43% over the last 10 years.

MN lost 58 from 1971 to 1980. That's 47%

 

[Some guy]

MN lost 40 from 1961 to 1970. About a 60% win
Nebraska is about 43% over the last 10 years.

MN lost 58 from 1971 to 1980. That's 47%

So Minnesota when they’re hired holtz is ahead of Nebraska right now