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Corn Flakes: Are You Enjoying the College Football Chaos?
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I love the chaotic college football season so far. It has been fun to watch teams lose games they shouldn't and to see underdogs rise to the occasion. Eventually, I hope Husker football will be capable of creating chaos in the near future. This season has shown improvements in that department – the Huskers have been close to that breakthrough upset win.
I feel obligated to say something about the Husker volleyball team too. Except, I'm running out of ways to describe their dominance. They make the game look so effortless. When I flip to a college volleyball game that doesn't involve the Huskers, I find myself nitpicking those teams. "They should have had that dig" or "They look a tick slow."
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I guess we are spoiled with the excellence DBK's team is showing on the court.
Last, but not least, we are almost to basketball season. Are you excited to see if the Husker women can qualify for their fourth NCAA tournament in a row? And if the men can pick up where they left off?
Count me among those who will be watching closely.
Corn Flakes
Murray and Adriano lead Nebraska volleyball to sweep of USC No. 1 Nebraska volleyball (21-0, 10-0) swept USC (9-11, 3-7) in the 'Pink Match' at the Bob Devaney Sports Center crowd on Saturday, Oct. 24 (25-12, 25-16, 25-13).
WBB: Noyan powers Huskers past Wayne State in exhibition play
Lincoln –Edessa Noyan erupted for game highs of 20 points and nine rebounds in just 17 minutes to help the Nebraska women's basketball team to a 90-41 exhibition victory over Wayne State College at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Friday night.
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Are you ready for some [exhibition] Nebrasketball???
Huskers travel to Grand Island for the Battle at Bigiron The Nebraska men's basketball team wraps up exhibition play next Monday, Oct. 26, as the Huskers travel to Grand Island to face longtime rival Kansas State at the Battle at the BigIron. Tipoff from the BigIron Events Center is set for 6:31 p.m. and a sellout crowd of over 6,000 is expected.
All is right again. Or is it? After a meltdown and a reboot on my part, I'm back to where I was pre-Indiana. Thank goodness reality slapped me in the face and woke me up. Then week 8 happened and Nebraska lost the bye week. The results only further reinforced my reset.
Nebraska football receives an average grade at midseason report card Earlier this week, The Athletic released its midseason report card (subscription required) for all Power 4 college football teams. Nebraska earned a middle-of-the-road C grade after a 5-2 opening stretch.
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