Both of them!

Based on the score, regardless of if Nebraska won or lost.

None taken! I try to be a little more timely, but the weekend got away from me.

Somebody was asleep at the switch Thursday and Friday.

Answers to some potential FAQs:

>Does NU have to win for it to be a Huskerigami?
No. 106 Huskerigami occurrences are from losses

>Can I see the full grid?
Yes... eventually. This is still version 1. There's hopefully more to come.

2) The NFL Scorigami grid goes up to 73 points (the highest scoring NFL game).

While Nebraska has broken 100 points on four occasions, it hasn't happened since 1917.

Huskerigami (version 1) goes to 84 points - the high mark in the last 100 years.

1) CFB added overtime in 1996, eliminating the possibility of games ending in a tie score.

41 Nebraska games ended in a tie prior to 1996, with 12 different score combinations being used. Those are entered, but the remaining tie score options (such as 24-24) are greyed out.

There are a couple of notable differences between the NFL Scorigami grid and the Huskerigami version:

Huskerigami explores that concept within the 130+ year history of Nebraska Football.

I have taken the results of nearly 1,400 Nebraska games and identified over 570 Huskerigami score combinations.