Spot on. Fire Rhule now. Rutgers is one of the least penalized teams in the country and will likely beat Nebraska next week despite have no money for players, specifically a QB. That’s when you know your head coach is bad. Losing to lesser talented teams.
How many coordinators are we up to now? Reminder Rhule fired Buffalo bills head coach Joe Brady halfway through season because he just wasn't getting it done and they needed a change.
There's one common denominator.
End this madness @HuskerFootball
Nebraska had a .0115 chance of losing to Illinois last night. #nebraskaing
We call this Nebraska-ing. Losing games in nearly statistically impossible ways.
Crazy.....you would think a top 5 NIL B10 payroll would include $ for a kicker.......or an experienced running back😉
Matt Rhule has to be trying to get fired with that going for 2 call with 10:44 to go in the 4th. What a moron
Notice the complaint but no offer of a solution. ALL politicians do this with healthcare because they know the public is too stupid to demand actual results
Colandrea must throw the ball to Hunter deep over the middle tonight. If he doesn’t, then we start asking questions. Guys are open, AC just doesn’t see them.
Who going to tell her that journalists don’t exist either. They are now “opinionists.”
This is becoming normal. The moral of the story is "influencers" are not journalists. nytimes.com/2026/11/04/nyreg…
Super El Niño doing its thing. US crush record high🤷♂️
Brazil’s largest soybean-producing state has received just 61% of normal precipitation over the 30 days ending November 2, 2026.
Mato Grosso’s soybean production-weighted precipitation was 39% below normal during this period. First-season corn areas recorded the same precipitation deficit.
Why does this matter for soybeans?
Mato Grosso accounted for 28.3% of Brazil’s soybean production during 2020–2024, more than double the 13.9% share of Paraná, the country’s second-largest soybean-producing state.
The contrast is notable: while Mato Grosso received just 61% of normal precipitation, Paraná received 211% over the same 30-day period.
#OOTT #AgWx #GrainMarkets #Soybeans #Soja #Corn #CornBelt #Milho
Doug Meyer retweeted
If I were one of the newly elected members of Congress, these would be my FOUR immediate legislative priorities to start fixing this country. Not another round of partisan nonsense. Actual structural reform.
1. ETHICS REFORM
A 100% ban on individual stock trading by members of Congress, the President, Cabinet officials, Supreme Court justices, and their immediate families. ZERO exceptions. You shouldn’t be able to personally profit from the laws you write, enforce, or interpret.
And a minimum two-year ban on taking jobs, consulting fees, or compensation from companies with conflicts of interest related to your public duties after leaving office.
Call it the “Kushner Rule” or “Kushner Act” for fun.
2. CONGRESSIONAL & SUPREME COURT TERM LIMITS
* House: 6 years maximum.
* Senate: 12 years maximum.
* Supreme Court: 18 years maximum.
Public service should be service, not a lifetime career. We need fresh perspectives, accountability, and an end to the permanent political class.
3. UNIVERSAL HEALTH INSURANCE & PERSONAL WEALTH BUILDING
Everyone deserves healthcare security from birth to death. I believe the best path is universal catastrophic health insurance combined with individually owned Health Savings Accounts (HSAs).
Imagine every American being born with three things: universal catastrophic health coverage, a funded HSA, and a Trump Account with immediate contributions.
Employers and individuals could contribute to HSAs, while public contributions could reward national service (military, Peace Corps, etc.) and support people with disabilities or other qualifying needs.
Unused HSA funds could eventually convert into tax-free retirement savings. Think about that: incentives for better health, personal savings, AND retirement security. A win-win-win.
Over generations, a properly funded system could potentially reduce our dependence on Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid while giving Americans actual ownership of their financial futures.
And how do we fund it? Explore a national value-added tax (VAT), with major corporations and the AI-driven economy contributing to a system that benefits everyone.
4. ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT
Energy is a foundational cost of EVERYTHING. Electricity, fuel, food, manufacturing, transportation, housing. When energy costs rise, nearly everything gets more expensive.
We need massive investment in domestic energy production, particularly NUCLEAR ENERGY, alongside other practical technologies, a modernized electrical grid, and infrastructure designed for the enormous energy demands of the future.
Stop treating energy as another partisan football and start treating affordable, reliable energy as essential national infrastructure.
Fix these four foundational problems, and nearly everything else becomes easier to address.
Government corruption. Political stagnation. Healthcare insecurity. Retirement uncertainty. The cost of living.
These aren’t problems that belong exclusively to Republicans or Democrats. They’re American problems, and they deserve American solutions.
And until we start addressing the actual structure of these problems instead of endlessly fighting over their symptoms, the political pendulum will keep swinging back and forth.
Republicans win. Democrats win. Republicans win again. Meanwhile, the underlying problems remain.
Eventually, we’ll elect the right combination of people willing to make these changes.
I’d rather we stop wasting decades waiting for them. 🇺🇸
Democrats are out to fumble the 2028 bag in record fashion, worse then Republicans in 2026, with this attitude. No one wants impeachment, they want legislation. 2028 will be about being closer to the center and actual legislation. The do nothing blocking bills decade is over.
Keep this in the back of your mind when they play Nebraska 😉
Iowa head coach Ben McCollum shares his instant reaction to the #Hawkeyes season-opening win over Lipscomb.
Billionaire dirty dog. Good for Pete. But he isn’t like Nebraska voters and the day will come that an independent moderate will receive a war chest of democrat money (because the republicans won’t give him/her -any) that can explain how he would vote in Washington.
Pete Ricketts thanked his campaign for tracking Dan Osborn, as they were "able to expose" Osborn as "the fraud that he is."
Osborn has dealt with multiple audio leaks throughout the campaign.
"While we're not going to go into the names of the people who were there tracking him, they played a pivotal role in this," Ricketts said.
Love it……Smart…..except you blitzed one of the best cover corners available in this years NFL draft instead of your #2 corner. If he could do THAT part over I’m sure he would. Great coach though. It is what it is.
This what weak leaders do. They are reactionary, not visionary. Blaming not self reflecting. This reaction only makes the situation worse for everyone involved. This is why he's an awful 4th quarter coach. He doesn't understand the set ups, the slow burn of play calling, ect.
Replying to @mitchsherman
Look, I have a daughter, and I would be pissed, but that’s a personal situation that needs to be dealt with privately. What is the goal of making that statement? Is it to gain sympathy? Because the only thing that statement managed to do was make this fan base look bad.
















