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Former Iowa offensive coordinator lands new college job Ferentz is joining the Maryland coaching staff as an offensive analyst, according to Bruce Feldman of The Athletic. Ferentz has coached virtually every offensive position during his career and will serve in a background role for the Terps. Click to expand... This quote got me laughing: Ferentz will probably have little impact on how Maryland performs, but Terps fans will hate it anyway. Under his guidance, the Iowa offense was completely inept Click to expand ..read more

Rough weather day for Nebraska, especially east of Lincoln. Initial reports indicate heavy damage for many areas. If you are so inclined, please keep those affected in your prayers ..read more

There has been much talk of this staff's penchant for finding identifying talent. They certainly did a good job on defense plugging the right guy into the right spot in year 1 defensively. I look forward to seeing how Blye Hill fits in as a full time corner a la Q or Bootle. I found it interesting that they were confident enough to move Hartzog to safety. If they found a kid better than Hartzog, I would be stoked. We need a reliable pair of corners. All goes back to identifying talent. I look forward to seeing some of these raw athletes and low star guys getting coached up and contributing ..read more

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Nehunter88 said: Watched the Iowa double header the other day. I didn't realize Nebr has had 6 season ending injuries and other injuries that were not season ending. Click to expand... Yes, of course the biggest loss was Jordy Bahl in game #1 of the season, but the injuries have continued. I think if the Huskers could take the series this weekend (no easy task), they still have a chance for the postseason. Expecting to have Bahl, they scheduled tough for the noncon, and so their overall record is not great ..read more

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