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Husker Max Asked by Husker Max
10/28/2015

Who would you prefer in the Big Ten?

53%
Kansas WINNER

16

47%
Kansas State

8

53%
Kansas

16 Comments
Casey Henman
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Casey Henman

Kansas St will be terrible when Snyder retires again.

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David Gaspers
1
David Gaspers

KU is the better fit culturally and academically.

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Mike Remerowski
1
Mike Remerowski

I vote neither. None of them stick with us against Texa$, so why should we help them out. I vote OU so we get our true rival who I respect and would prefer Texa$ or TCU over either Kansas school

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Katie Swoboda
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Katie Swoboda

Much larger endowment

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Jim Martin
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Jim Martin

Fit. And would twist the knife just that much more into Mizzou's back. Schadenfreude!

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Mako Evony
1
Mako Evony

Classier institution academically.

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Alan Poe
1
Alan Poe

Kansas is academically-focused with research and prestige. KSU, well, belongs in the Big 12. :-)

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Keith Petrie
0
Keith Petrie

Actually neither! We don't need more teams in the conference.

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Jerry Williams
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Jerry Williams

they bring solid basketball. It might help their football

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Manuel Jimenez
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Manuel Jimenez

Kansas has more prestige. K St has never won either in football or basketball.

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47%
Kansas State

8 Comments
Visitor
1
Visitor

anyone other than Nebraska!!

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John Sorensen
0
John Sorensen

Because Oklahoma wasn't an option on this vote

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Phil Coffey
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Phil Coffey

Better football program

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Ronald D. Bull
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Ronald D. Bull

I agree with the first commit.

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Brian Wallace
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Brian Wallace

More consistent in football and can be competitive in basketball.

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What should define Nebraska’s running back room heading into 2026?
Husker Max Asked by Husker Max
2 months left

What should define Nebraska’s running back room heading into 2026?

One clear feature back

3

A situational committee

4

One clear feature back

3 Comments
David Weaver
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David Weaver

Feature back is important to have but DEPTH is also CRITICAL. If don't have a feature back then either then depth chart is flooded with talent. But in the Big Ten you better have a GREAT 2nd and 3rd string to make it through the season. With EJ it helped he was so quick he didn't take huge hits

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Terry Barker
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Terry Barker

Nebraska was always most stable when we had a feature back that can actually "carry" the team with his legs.

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Ron Joseph
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Ron Joseph

Nebraska in the past was successful with one top back. We've fallen on hard times because we haven't developed or recruited a great back. But the others need to be developed so we have a pipeline of backs like we use to have.

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A situational committee

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Thomas Wright
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Thomas Wright

Roger Craig & Tom Rathman ring a bell ? Not only a dynamic duo playing for NU, but also for the 49ers !! YES we want multiple RB’s to rotate in & out to keep their legs fresh!! GBR 🎈

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SEW
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SEW

Look at the success in the playoff, the teams have 2-3 capable RB's they use to keep them healthy and offer the D different looks. Johnson was unique, most backs can't take that many snaps a season and stay healthy and sharp.

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PJ SAid
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PJ SAid

Every good team, including the NFL, will rotate backs on a regular basis. This last year Nebraska should have used a 2nd running back more often - NEB is lucked out EJ stayed healthy.

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Brad Loseke
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Brad Loseke

Different backs have skills for different situations.

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Would Notre Dame QB Kenny Minchey be a good fit for the Huskers?
Husker Max Asked by Husker Max
2 months left

Would Notre Dame QB Kenny Minchey be a good fit for the Huskers?

Yes

3

No

1

Yes

3 Comments
Mitch Bronston
0
Mitch Bronston

Fits the offense, solid player, no pedigree getting in the way.

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David Levesque
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David Levesque

He very nearly won the starting job this past season.

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Larry Eisenhauer
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Larry Eisenhauer

He will be solid and take care of the ball

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No

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