Frosted Flakes: What About That Defense?

What’d you think of that Husker defense?

I’m impressed. Going into this season I wasn’t really sure what to expect. I figured the secondary would be pretty good, but I wasn’t sure how the line would hold up.

Now, don’t get me wrong. I am aware that they gave up 501 yards of total offense, but they were also out on that field for a looooong time. I look forward to watching what the defense can do through the rest of the year.

On to your flakes.

Nebraska football adds Elkhorn walk-on | Sports | norfolkdailynews.com
The Lincoln Journal Star reports that the Nebraska football team added Elkhorn running back Aiden Young as a walk-on.

Nebraska football focused on improving on first win of the season | SiouxlandProud | Sioux City, IA | News, Weather, and Sports
The Nebraska Cornhuskers finally got their first win of the 2020 season by beating the Penn State Nittany Lions 30-23 at home. After the win, the focus now for the huskers is building off of it to improve themselves as the season continues. “We did some good things, some really good things and some things […]

Frost, Huskers looking for offensive improvement heading into Illinois | Sports | dailynebraskan.com
A few firsts came for Nebraska football last Saturday.

This true frosh got a phone call from Frost on Saturday
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Despite Uncertainty, Huskers Preparing to Open Season on Nov. 25 | Hail Varsity – Nebraska Football, Recruiting, News
Though he still didn’t have any updates regarding the Big Ten schedule, Coach Fred Hoiberg did provide some insight about the start of the 2020-21 season on Monday.

Plenty to Improve on, but Nebraska Is Feeling Good After Win Over Penn State | Hail Varsity – Nebraska Football, Recruiting, News
“A Monday after a win is way different than a Monday after a loss.” Nebraska has plenty to improve on, but the team feels good after win over Penn State.

Report — LSU ignored sexual assault complaints against football players
LSU officials had knowledge of sexual assault allegations made against multiple former football players and either ignored those complaints or denied the victims’ requests for protection, according to a USA Today report.

Drew Brees injury: QB reportedly suffered collapsed lung, multiple rib fractures; latest on recovery timetable – CBSSports.com
It’s uncertain when New Orleans will be expecting back their veteran starting quarterback

LOOK: Cordarrelle Patterson ties NFL record with 104-yard kickoff return touchdown vs. Vikings – CBSSports.com
Patterson kicked off the second half with a bang

Reggie Bush: ‘This is the time’ for College Football Playoff expansion | Fox News
Coronavirus outbreaks have pushed teams’ schedules back or even postponed games and it could cause havoc for the future of the College Football Playoff this season.

Report – Antonio Brown allegedly wrecked camera, but wasn’t charged, before joining Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The Miami Herald reported Monday that Antonio Brown was accused last month by the community in which he lives of destroying a security camera and throwing a bicycle at a security guard. Charges were not filed by police.

Joe Burrow ‘not a quitter,’ and he’ll need that resolve to revive Bengals – Cincinnati Bengals Blog- ESPN
A deflating loss to the Steelers is nothing new to the Bengals, but it didn’t sit well with Burrow, who wasn’t about to come out of the game.

Finally I get a little Harry Potter back in this. I didn’t even read these books until I was 31, so I can’t compare my thoughts of these characters as a child to the authors, but I don’t agree with all of the takes as an adult. I especially don’t agree with the Mrs. Norris and Filch take. Yuck. Filch was just a bully as an adult because he was jealous of the children he could never be like. Anyway…

What are your thoughts?

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone as an Adult | by Greyson Alman | Books Are Our Superpower | Nov, 2020 | Medium
The Harry Potter series is no exception. I get something new from the books every time I reread it. (which happens to be every year) Here are seven ways I look at Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s…