tOfficial Husker Trivia Thread

[iruletheskool]

Russ Hochstein be from the same town as me pappy.

 

[antone112]

oops, apparently that was an old question.

 

[bone3421]

name the rb that nebraska gave up 200+ yards to in the 4th qtr.......

 

[HawkeyeHater]

LOL @ texass troll

 

[chucksker]

what is Rex's longest career run at NU. and remember, no lookin it up yee cheatin bastards

!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[corn train]

name the rb that nebraska gave up 200+ yards to in the 4th qtr.......

Name the last conference that texas has not run into the fucking ground. It's not rhetorical fuck wad. Make your best guess prick

 

[bone3421]

swc...why are you so angry i just wanted to play trivia also.......the swc was ruined by the scandals and cheating...smu's death penalty was the final nail tv revenue wasnt their while texas was down in the late 80's/early 90's

 

[bone3421]

Ironically, the SWC's original strength became its fatal weakness. In the '90s, large athletic programs couldn't meet multimillion-dollar budgets, much less thrive, without significant television revenue from football or basketball. The SWC had neither.

By 1994, league members realized a break-up was inevitable. The SWC was torn and tarnished by football recruiting scandals and NCAA probations, which hit all Texas members except Baylor and Rice in the '80s and saw SMU's program suspended for two years when hit by the NCAA "Death Penalty." The conference was further weakened in 1992 when Arkansas withdrew. A charter member and the SWC's only non-Texas school, Arkansas jumped to the more prosperous, more diverse and more widely-spread Southeastern Conference......pasted fyi

 

[corn train]

Are you seriously calling out TV fucking revenue in the 80's? WTF!

 

[bone3421]

just saying what has been widely reported.....

 

[bone3421]

In an earlier era, the SWC and SEC enjoyed similar prestige and success. Now the SEC had left the SWC far behind. It produced national contenders annually and TV paid big money to cover its games. The 9-state SEC, boasting 18 percent of the nation's TV sets, delivered a much larger audience to watch a network's coverage – and its commercials. The all-Texas SWC had only 6.7 percent of the nation's TV sets.............im not going to post anymore not going to hijack your trivia board ust wanted to have a little fun with one question and im done defending texas over your bias views,,,,,good luck

 

[corn train]

Texas will never be able to claim the Rice Tower in Austin. Get over it, no matter how many times you schedule them, they won.

Nobody wants you, home wrecker

 

[corn train]

Think again if I have not spent any time in Austin architecturally, I believe this was left for you

 

[sandhill_husker]

This guy was the first Nebraska kid to make state high school athlete-of-the-year then also college athlete-of-the-year.

 

[Brasky]

Eric Crouch

 

[Brasky]

Errr... Amahn Green?

 

[sandhill_husker]

No sir. This guy is older than those two. By many years. This guy is old enough to be their father.

 

[chucksker]

the master himself? Dr. Tom?

 

[huskers1217]

Frank solich

 

[sandhill_husker]

the master himself? Dr. Tom?

Correct answer chuck.