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9/11/04 Lincoln, NE. Close but not quite in 17-21 home loss. NU outgaines the Golden Eagles, 476 to 239, but 5 turnovers ground Air Nebraska - and the clock runs out with NU at the Southern Miss 5 yard line. Entire game complete with radio play-by-play for audio. Produced by Husker Video, 100 minutes.

9/18/04 Pittsburgh, PA. AD Steve Pederson sics his new coach on his old program. Huskers beat the BCS bound Panthers 24-17! The Blackshirts force four turnovers. Entire game complete with radio play-by-play for audio. Produced by Husker Video, 100 minutes.

10/2/04 Lincoln, NE. Tough defensive battle and NU wins 14-8. Barrett Ruud leads the Blackshirts in stopping the Jayhawks time and time again, even as the offense suffers the turnover bug again. Entire game complete with radio play-by-play for audio. Produced by Husker Video, 100 minutes.

10/9/04 Lubbock, TX. 10-70. Worst loss in Husker History. Cant bear to write any more.... Growing Pains? No, more like amputation without anesthetic. This video is only for the most masochistic Huskers, or of course, Red Raider fans. The only bright spot for this game is Barrett Ruud surpassing Jerry Murtaughs long standing school career tackles record of 342. Ruud gets 9 and finishes the night with 344 career tackles.

10/16/04 Lincoln, NE. In the age of parity, any win is a good win, 59-27. Joe Dailey sets a new school record, passing for 342 yards, connecting on 13 of 20 attempts. Entire game complete with radio play-by-play for audio. Produced by Husker Video, 100 minutes.

10/23/04 Manhattan, KS. The Wildcats scratch out a win over NU during a down year for both programs. NU 21, KSU 45. KSU runs the old Nebraska offense, racking up close to 200 yards on option plays. Entire game complete with radio play-by-play for audio. Produced by Husker Video, 100 minutes.

10/30/04 Lincoln, NE. Nebraska continues its Jeckyll and Hyde act with a strong 24-3 win over Big XII North favorite Mizzou. Cory Ross runs for career high 194 yards on only 19 carries. Blackshirts net 4 sacks on Brad Smith and 19 tackles for loss. Entire game complete with radio play-by-play for audio. Produced by Husker Video, 100 minutes.

11/6/04 Ames, IA. Former NU offensive coordinator, Barney Cotton, directs the Cyclones to a 364 yard aerial display that outscores NU in a 27-34 loss. NU has big passing day as well, but it is not enough. Entire game complete with radio play-by-play for audio. Produced by Husker Video, 100 minutes.

11/13/04 Norman, OK. For the 2nd weak in a row, a former NU coordinator makes a mark on NU. Bo Pelini helps direct #1 OU in keeping NU in check as NU falls, 3-30. The Huskers shorten the game by attempting only 13 passes against 40 rushing attempts. Cory Ross displays his toughness once again gaining 130 yards on 30 carries. Entire game complete with radio play-by-play for audio. Produced by Husker Video, 100 minutes.

11/26/04 Lincoln, NE. 20 to 26 loss. Joe Dailey has several bright spots going over 300 yards passing for the second time, but turnovers are too much to overcome. The Buffs end Nebraskas unbelievable NCAA record streak of 42 non-losing seasons and 35 bowl games. Entire game complete with radio play-by-play for audio. Produced by Husker Video, 100 minutes.

NU takes a strong step forward to success under coach Callahan with an 8 and 4 season and 2nd place finish in the BigXII north. The season culminates on a fantastic high note as QB Zac Taylor rips apart the Buffs over Thanksgiving and Michigan in the Alamo Bowl despite being brutally sacked and harrassed. Taylor flies past the old season passing record of 2,074 yards by Dave Humm in 1972 with a total of 2,653 yards and 19 TDs. Includes all regular season games and the Alamo Bowl in their...

9/3/05, Lincoln. The Black Bears ball handlers come away black and blue from the 25-7 NU win. Blackshirts bull rush to a school-record tying 18 tackles for loss and 11 sacks! Butler County CC transfers and brand new Huskers, Zac Taylor and receiver Frantz Hardy, connect on 7 completions for 152 yards. Produced by Husker Video, 110 minutes.