Matt Shurtliff

@swmckewonOWH 1. Ameer 2. EJ 3. Helu 4. Burkhead 5. Lucky 6. Ross

Six Nebraska RBs have had more than 3,000 yards from scrimmage (rushing/receiving) in the 2000s. Ameer Abdullah Rex Burkhead Roy Helu Marlon Lucky Cory Ross Emmett Johnson Rank em.

@KINGGGE_ This is a you problem. Made mistake and apologized. Your personal pride is what’s hanging you up.

A month later, my former manager called to apologize. He admitted they'd assumed the worst because the spreadsheet stopped working right after I left. Some friends say I should've accepted the apology and moved on. To this day, I still don't know whether the apology mattered more than the accusation.

I refused to give my former employer the password to a spreadsheet I created. They threatened to sue me. I worked as an operations manager for nearly six years. During that time, I built a spreadsheet that tracked inventory, purchase orders, and monthly forecasts. It saved the company hours of work every week. When I resigned, I handed over my laptop, documented every process, and trained my replacement for two weeks. A month later, my former manager called. He said no one could edit the spreadsheet because it was password-protected. I told him I hadn't password-protected it. After a few minutes of troubleshooting, I realized what had happened. The workbook had been encrypted automatically when IT migrated company files to a new server a few days after I left. I didn't know the..........

@ianmSC She is so unserious

The best part about this is how flustered Margaret Brennan gets after he explains that Ro Khanna ignored the Israeli government’s offer to coordinate his visit and then decided to launch a presidential campaign based on Israel Never once occurred to her

@rainey85588 @Irish_Cowboy88 In the 70 s - Raiders w Stabler always ready to go deep to Cliff Branch Gotta include Bradshaw to Swan and Stallworth

@Irish_Cowboy88 Just a few .. Marino Manning - both Esiason Favre Elway Actually, several. But not in the 70s like Roger

Roger Staubach’s 1st career touchdown pass was a 75 yard dime to Lance Rentzel. Name a QB (other than Staubach) that was always a threat to throw the bomb.

@CoachRileyig @CornNation Just overall - at best a third tier staff in the Big10 at preparing your team to win and executing on Game Day. Looking up at OSU, OU, Indiana, UM, Minny, Iowa, Illinois, PSU, probably USC. Rhule himself on game day is just wholly unserious. Not a guy locked in on winning.

@CornNation Tells you everything you need to know about this staff Physically cannot identify nor develop talent. Don’t even get me started on the game management

🌽🏈🤦🏼‍♂️ Remember when our new staff decided to move on from Casey Thompson for…Jeff Sims? 😟😩😖🥴🍺🥃🍸🍹🧉

@nut_history Ankiel

Part 2: Not including Shohei Ohtani - which pitcher was your favourite to watch in the batters box?

@HuskersX And … Sam McK will call them “outside zone”

The only thing I feel confident we will see is a lot of counter in the run game on offense.

One of the talking points this offseason is that Anthony Colandrea is a better fit for what Nebraska wants to do…. My question is, what does Nebraska want to do on offense?

@ZuluShakaTime @SkersNews Theres’s 3-4 on the schedule

@SkersNews Absolutely no blowouts. Just can’t happen in year 4

I don't necessarily agree with his 8-4 prediction. Is it possible? Very much so. 5-7 is also possible. I just am to the point with Rhule he has to prove it. I do agree that they can't have any blow out losses in year 4. Got to keep the games vs Ohio st Oregon and Indiana within a score. Also agree that they must beat the teams where you have more talent. Iowa, rutgers, maryland, mich st, Illinois. Do those 2 things and 8-4 is respectable for year 4. youtu.be/yggdHdC_oqk?si…

@wcbsas @BadgerNewsNet @CollinHumps Yup, with John Cook in the room. Made Riley fire his DC over the phone. Mandated the rugby tackling BS. Hired a wall of Deputy AD’s to insulate himself from the public. In a presser he said his goal was that the public never heard from him. Epic failure on multiple levels.

@ShurtliffMatt @BadgerNewsNet @CollinHumps Maybe, but he hired (93-80 record) the completely unsuited Mike Riley as his replacement. And then forced Bob Diaco upon him citing Diaco as the best coach in the country.

🦡I took some time to research & draft what I'm calling the exhaustive "wait a minute, did Wisconsin actually make a good athletic director hire?" list. 🦡 Consider me pro Eichorst for the following reasons: 1. For the past eight years he has been Chris Del Conte's second-in-command at Texas, and Texas has navigated the NIL and revenue-share era better than anyone in the country. Wisconsin hired the guy who ran the business of football at Texas in 2026, which is an objectively more applicable description for the actual job in front of him than 'the guy who didn't save the [still] shit Nebraska football program". 2. Texas promoted him during that run. Retention and elevation under one of the most respected ADs in the business is performance evidence. 3. Del Conte has credited him with helping steer Texas's budget and operations through the SEC transition — meaning he has already executed the kind of conference-upheaval management the next decade of Big Ten life will demand. 4. He is a lawyer in an era when the AD job has become a legal job: House settlement compliance, revenue-share contracts, cap management, employment questions, collective bargaining issues, etc. 5. Eichorst was second-in-command under Alvarez from 2006 to 2011. During that time, UW had one of the best-run departments in the country: financially self-sustaining, competitively elite across sports, and and really strong football and basketball programs. 6. He's a native Badger. He knows the institution, the donors, the culture, and the state. He should be able to work Wisconsin politics at a high level. 7. At Miami, he inherited the Nevin Shapiro scandal and was credited with a steady, cooperative, professional handling of one of an incredibly ugly NCAA case. Proven crisis management leadership is valuable. 8. Related to 7, he was poached by Nebraska from Miami. He was a hot commodity at the time Nebraska hired him. So much so that Neraska made him the 5th highest paid AD in the country with a $2 million early exit penalty in the contract. 9. Oh, and about his time at Nebraska — the main reason some Badger fans are underwhelmed. The fact is that his tenure at Nebraska was perfectly respectable, and Husker fans would be wise to want him back. His four full football seasons: 33-19 with three winning Big Ten coferenece game records. The nine seasons since: 38-56 with zero winning conference records. Away from football, Nebraska won three team national championships and ten Big Ten titles. Off the field, Eichort created what Nebraska billed as college athletics' first in-house analytics department, signed an 11-year, $128M adidas megadeal at nearly triple the prior contract's value, and kept the department fully self-sustaining while committing $5M a year of athletics profits to scholarships for regular students. Nebraska still makes that payment today, part of a financial model its current AD says has to be protected. Eichorst did a nice job at a middling institution. 10. He served in NCAA national governance during a period of massive rule upheaval — giving him relationships and firsthand inights into the NCAA rulemaking process. 11. It's the defining job of his career in his home state. The incentives are perfectly aligned with a long, motivated run. Hoping to get some time to flesh this out a little bit more into a BadgerNews editorial. #OnWisconsin

@LiebermanAustin The Ref does. On his watch. It just isn’t connected to the scoreboard.

Dumb question. In soccer how come they don’t stop the clock when the ball isn’t in play and then just end at 90 minutes instead of making up some random amount of extra time to play? Would make so much more sense.

@KFCBarstool That was 3rd grade stuff. The keeper kicked the dirt.

Obviously I’m a soccer novice so where does that 3rd goal rank in terms of how embarrassing? Like that had to be one of the worst plays in World Cup history right?

@BadgerNewsNet @CollinHumps Dude … He was hired to fire Pelini.

@CollinHumps We've seen many coaches rise and fall with good AD leadership, and the results speak for themselves here. Easily competing with Osborne for Nebraska's best AD this century given the totality of accomplishments.

@Zigmanfreud @ClayTravis “Precedent”? “Dangerous”?

@ClayTravis The red card was wrong… But Trump intervening was at least as wrong, and far more problematic in the big picture. How can Trump fans not see how dangerous this precedent is, and how much they would be rightly screaming bloody murder if the situation was reversed?! 🤦‍♂️🤮

Sources: President Trump, commerce secretary Howard Lutnick, and White House task force head Andrew Giuliani put together a team of elite lawyers — from outside the government — to challenge the Flo Balogun red card. Specifically they challenged the use of slow motion instant replay to give the red card, which they argued violated FIFA rules. The president also conveyed to Gianni Infantino, FIFA’s president, that the appeal had been filed and he believed the red card penalty was excessive. FIFA’s independent committee reviewed the decision and agreed the penalty was incorrectly given, rescinding it under their rule 27 authority.

@PaulCherrington @espn700jeremy Yes

@espn700jeremy Bad calls happen and i would agree if the ref called a red in real time. It was incorrectly flagged for the ref to review and shouldnt have been eligible once the ref declinedto card him. There is only 1 wrong in this scenario

My take: Balogun shouldn't be playing on Monday and this FIFA decision was wrong. And yes, I think the initial red card was a terrible call. I was very vocal about that. But two wrongs don't make a right.

@WasEinHumburg Feel better?

Dear US-Americans, should the USMNT win against Belgium, be sure that the whole world knows, that they did so by cheating, by corruption and dishonest, no matter if Balogun plays or not. It'll hurt the image of the US more, then everything that deranged Orange did so far.

@Neycromancer And lost. That keeper played out of his skull today

Neymar asked the Norwegian goalkeeper to pick the side for the penalty, scored the goal, and mocked him right in his face.

@cwilson145 @CFBHome We’re not playing Indiana tough

@CFBHome It's Nebraska. We'll drop a game we have no business losing and then play indiana tough. Then go into Oregon with a ton of confidence and lose badly.

Nebraska 2026 Predictions 8-4 (5-4, tied 7th in Big 10) Vs Ohio- W Vs Bowling Green- W Vs North Dakota- W At Michigan State- W Vs Maryland- W Vs Indiana- L At Oregon- L Vs Washington- W At Illinois- L At Rutgers- W Vs Ohio State- L At Iowa- W

@ThatEricAlper Stevie Ray Vaughan opening for The Moody Blues

Which famous band or artist did you see before they made it big?

@Super70sSports Doubleheader. 1984 title year. Alan Trammil, Lou Whittaker, Kirk Gibson, Jack Morris

What was the first ballpark where you saw a major league game? I’ll start: Riverfront Stadium.

@NebraskaMegan True to the play ook. When you have no argument … throw insults!

Without trans people in sports, you still would’ve come in fifth place. You would also would not have your career as a famous fearmongering grifter.