Jay Stockwell

Jay Stockwell

Joined: Nov 7, 2023

Jay Stockwell is a rabid Nebraska fan. By day, he is a Chief Revenue Officer and a retired Navy Commander. While active-duty, Jay and his crew tracked Soviet submarines in the North Atlantic and Mediterranean. Jay graduated from Nebraska Business in 1986 with a BS in Finance. He is half of the Sunday Morning Quarterback podcast along with Bob Frady.

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Are the Huskers ready for Big Ten play, or have we been fooled by another soft September?

The Huskers just proved nothing - or did they?

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Games like this can be a trap, but the Huskers did what they were supposed to do: Trounce an overmatched team.

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What happened during the Falcons' season opener should get the Huskers' running back room excited.

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Nebraska took an inferior opponent’s best punch, adjusted, and then buried them.

Game week has arrived for the Huskers and the Sunday Morning Quarterback crew.

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The Sunday Morning Quarterback crew believes the Huskers need to make a statement Saturday against Ohio.

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All right, let’s get one thing straight right out of the gate: we don’t care what the preseason magazines say. We don’t care that they have us 11th in the Big Ten and somewhere in the mid-30s nationally. we have heard that song before.

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The SRS Distribution Bowl (roof shingles, anyone?), the overall season, and the challenging offseason that lies ahead.

Freshman TJ Lateef must lead the Huskers' offense minus All-America running back Emmett Johnson.

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How did Nebraska end up with such an incredibly hard bowl opponent?

The Huskers' regular season ended with a thud against Iowa, but Emmett Johnson was superb.

Iowa hung 40 on the Huskers. Then the firings started.

The Huskers are looking for their first home win against Iowa since 2011.

The Huskers will rebound from the Penn State debacle and defeat Iowa 21-14.

How will TJ Lateef do in his second start at QB for the Huskers?

Vegas oddsmakers have this all wrong at +9.5 for Nebraska.

Emmett Johnson's productivity against the Bruins was off the charts.

The Big Red brought an old-fashioned Big Ten offense to Pasadena to come away with the win.