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https://huskerchalktalk.com/2018/09/19/concept-wednesday-triple-motherf-option/

New Chalk Talk this week, going in-depth with a Frost staple: the QB Wrap. https://huskerchalktalk.com/2018/09/12/concept-wednesday-qb-wrap/

...it's because we've seen it before. Think of it this way: watch the game without sound, and ignore the shots to the sideline. What are you reminded of? Occasionally explosive offense? Aggressive defense? Silly mistakes by both players and staff that ultimately cost the team a game it should...

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/live-updates-airplane-taken-from-seattle-tacoma-international-airport-crashes/?utm_content=buffer7d671&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=owned_buffer_tw_m What an insane story. 

Anyone here a Smash Bros. fan? The next game looks to be immense: every character that has been in the series before, every stage and at least 10 new characters announced. It's sounding more and more like not only a love letter to the series, but to ever franchise represented, from Mario and...

Ant Man and The Wasp - 8/10. Solid plot and action; a nice "palate cleanser" of sorts for the MCU after Infinity War. I liked it better than Ant Man; AM and Wasp work better as protagonists together than just Ant Man on his own. Plus, it has a better villain. Excellent mid and post credits...

The top 10 NBA players topic gave me an idea: who are your most underrated athletes across team sports? Who doesn't necessarily get the recognition that their accomplishments might deserve? One for me is Derrick Thomas. He was an absolute monster as a pass rushing LB, and still owns the single...

http://www.omaha.com/huskers/womens-basketball/amy-williams-receives-raise-contract-extension-after-leading-nebraska-to/article_d2b526e0-bd4b-54eb-81e9-488d717e9808.html Good for her, and a good decision by Moos. 

Oh yes, we're stretching back further into history, and looking at the best wins of the Bill Callahan era of Nebraska football. First, though, a look back at the Worst Losses of the Pelini Era. With over 65% of the vote, Huskerboard has decided that the worst loss of the Bo Pelini era was the...

Before we do a deep dive into Bo Pelini's Worst Losses, some housecleaning:  - Mike Riley's Best Win: witih 75% of the vote, 2015 Michigan State won, handily. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQkxAOcshOQ&t=2s - Mike Riley's Worst Loss: Northern Illinois, with 47% of the...

Last week, we looked at the best wins and worst losses during the Mike Riley era of Nebraska football. It sparked some good discussion, and we have 3 and a half more months of the offseason, so this week, let's take a look back and discuss the best wins of the Bo Pelini era. This list wasn't as...

I voted for 1999, BTW. 

Last week, we looked at the best wins (a misnomer if I ever saw one) of the Mike Riley era. Now, let's take a look at the games that could be considered the "worst losses". I've gone through each season's schedule and pulled 5 games that could be considered the worst losses (and no, you can't...

Gonna try something new for the offseason: let's find out which win of the Mike Riley era (error?) is considered the best by the board. I've gone through each season's schedule and pulled 5 games that could be considered the best wins of Riley's tenure. We can debate for a week, put it to a vote...

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Thanks to @Pedro Guerrero, we have another one of these! Which one of these QBs-turned-baseball players would you have rather seen wearing a football helmet rather than a baseball glove? 

Ugh, fine, I'll do one of these "pick 'em" threads.  Which QB of the future would you have rather not seen flake out of the program at their earliest convenience? 

https://www.si.com/more-sports/2018/03/29/twitter-internet-trolls-sports-athletes Good lord, some people are ****. Especially the guy who tweeted at Todd Heap. 

We all know the biggies: John Ruud's hit, the out of bounds catch against Penn State in '82, the phantom clip in the '94 Orange Bowl. What are some "under the radar" plays throughout Husker history that still grind your gears? One for me has to be Kenny Bell's block in the B1G title game against...

A conversation at work and a thread on Twitter raises this question: what is the most rewatchable movie or movies for you? Like, you're flipping channels, see it, and watch the rest of it? I've got two: Road House and Demolition Man.