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No fancy ESPN+ subscription required this week.

Now that's a wing span.

http://www.phillysoccerpage.net/2018/08/26/match-report-nashville-sc-1-2-bethlehem-steel/ 2) Adam Najem Najem logged a terrific 90 minute performance after making his international debut for Afghanistan in Kabul against Palestine last week. Oh, he got tonight’s winner, too. Not a bad week.

I have changed my prediction. If the Huskers pull their first AND SECOND units before the start of the second quarter they will NOT cover the spread. Go Zips.

Wow. I'd say that is good news for us

Partisan politics always applies when it is your ox that is being gored. But when on the opposite side it is just good policy. I have to say though that without those advanced degrees there might be some difficulty in filling positions such as bartenders, hotel clerks, department store sales associates etc... YMMV

Please keep in mind that Cykron loved Custer's chances at the Little Big Horn and the 7th Calvary wasn't a 23.5 point dog.

I have already checked the guide in my Tivo. It is indeed your local Fox (WJW in the Cleveland area).

That was so dumb I actually laughed my ass off.

Hey, I don't blame you. If I was a twisting wind fan and had played Nebraska 105 times and managed to win only 17 games, I'd be jealous too.

Such a delusional fan base. They think just bringing in a new coach will change everything back to what it used to be. I've got news for you. The players for them now aren't as good as they were before. Looking forward to the wake-up call that will come from the Zips. P.S. Each time you score, listen for the roar of approval that will come westward from Ames.

This reads "FOX", so I imagine your local fox channel. WJW in Cleveland. The guide on goes to Aug 25th right now, but we can probably check next week to know for sure.

3 QBs splitting first team reps, none of which have D1 college experience, against our veteran D is a great thing for our odds of pulling an upset.

Jatavis Fighting for a Roster Spot While rookie linebackers Kyzir White and Uchenna Nwosu continue to impress, Jatavis Brown has done nothing to help his case. It’s one of the saddest realizations I’ve had to endure while covering the Chargers up to this point. I’ve been a big fan of Jatavis Brown since his days at Akron. My best friend played defensive end at the University of Iowa before finishing his last two years of eligibility at Akron, his first year there being with Brown. He told me time and time again that Jatavis was the best defensive player he had every seen, and that includes all the Big Ten talent that came through during that time. The hype for Brown only grew as he was a sparkplug for the defense during the 2016 season. His performance in the color rush game against the Broncos is the first thing that comes to mind. He forced a fumble by Demaryius Thomas to help swing the momentum in the Bolts’ favor as it all eventually led to the first win over Denver in several years. Last year, Brown’s sophomore slump was largely attributed to a combination of the new playbook and a nagging injury he just never quite got over. It was made known that Brown was back to 100% earlier this offseason and he should be much improved after a full year in Gus Bradley’s system. So far, this is not the case. Against the Saints’, Brown was still in the game with the third-stringers as White and Nwosu got plenty of reps ahead of him. Even against the worst talent on the field, Brown missed tackle after tackle. His abysmal play was just one piece of a dumpster fire that was the defense in the fourth quarter. When Hayes Pullard, the worst rated player by Pro Football Focus in 2017, is looking more explosive and overall like a better player than you are, something major has got to change. Here’s to hoping he fixes whatever happens to be broken.