Ian Boerkircher relishes Big Red Senior Day experience
Saturday morning’s chill brought a swell of bittersweet emotions for Ian Boerkircher.
Saturday morning’s chill brought a swell of bittersweet emotions for Ian Boerkircher.
With a front row seat in the bone-chilling, shaded south end zone Saturday, my mind couldn’t help but wander.
The big boss and I spent the final few moments of Friday’s Husker game huddled around the office’s small TV, hoping for a reversal of fortune from the last half decade.
Husker Nation watched with a mix of nostalgia and gloom Saturday as a once proud rivalry played out again in Lincoln, demonstrating in real time just how far both teams have evolved, in different d
I had this nagging feeling watching the Nebraska game on Saturday that I was in the wrong place.
It was a phone call Austin Allen will never forget, one he waited several days for which left him with a chip on the shoulder.
Nebraska’s spring game on a picturesque April Saturday did its job.
That sentiment is all the more frustrating given what you and I watched from the stands and televisions over the weekend.
In my lifetime, I’ve definitely had a love-hate relationship with the University of Texas.
I just love to hate ‘em. Can’t stand the burnt orange. No apologies.