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From Kenny Bells Hit Facebook page 3 hours ago:"I am just going to report what I have been told. I've heard from a strong and reliable source that Tressel is in - deal signed tonight."

screenshot?

 

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Kenny-Bells-Hit/296367507142162

Jim Tressel and his wife sold their Upper Arlington, Columbus house earlier this year. It was their primary residence. Not sure if they are currently renting or bought another house or where either might be.

 

http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2012/01/31/tressel-sells-upper-arlington-home.html

 

Edit. Derp. Don't university president's usually live in the President's House on campus? Or am I out of date in thinking so these days?

Article is also from 2012...

Tressel, oh you mean the dude who was at home watching Solich coach in a national championship?

Yeah, he was learning how to beat them in the national championship the next year.

I went to UNL for 4 and half years and had student tickets each of the 5 seasons I was there. I'll be a grad student for this upcoming season and will most likely not be getting tickets mainly because they wouldn't let me buy tickets until last Sunday even though I've been registered since July and all that's left now is south stadium (I'll probably still go to a few games in east). But I think one reason you're seeing empty rows is that they're making it a pain in the ass to sell student tickets. I'd be interested to see the number of unused student tickets each year. My first two or three years, students got printed tickets they could sell at any time. Now with them all being on your student ID, you have to sell 3 hours prior to game time and it's all online so you have to meet the person, get out a computer, transfer the ticket, and confirm, instead of just making a quick exchange. When tickets were printed, people would be out tailgating, decide they didn't want to go or were too drunk, and just sell/give their ticket to someone else who wanted to go, with non-students being able to validate. Now that is not an option and you can't sell at all to non-students. I'm curious to see how many of the "guest" tickets are sold and if the money made off of those is greater than the amount made off of validated student tickets in past years. It seems like the university's plan to take away student's profits may actually hurt their own (unless they start selling leftover student tickets to the general public for face value).

Tunnel Walk of Shame preview is perfect.

@Sean_Callahan: Running back Imani Cross said he fully intends on returning to Nebraska next season. #huskers

SuhxtyNine

Weather.gov says 97.

FWIW, I study meteorology and prefer weather.gov. Local offices (Valley, NE here) create the forecasts as opposed to national companies. Sidenote: Accuweather has a 45 day outlook...my unborn child could produce a similar product that has almost as much potential to be correct.

In reference to Thomas Brown and David Santos:

@MikelSevere

@koehldstone one is correct one is not.

I probably butchered a few names in that write-up. Typing fast and I don't know the names of all the recruits, so apologies.

 

What happened with the pole? I was typing, not looking at Bo. Did he have a bump on his head or something? I missed all of that.

Indeed. Wondering what the pole looks like...

Thanks!

I'm watching right now as well, but there is no HD channel. I'm assuming that it has something to do with this...unless I missed something a while back.

Negative Nancys doing thier thing. Castille is having a decent time at Montana, heard he got voted team Captain this year, so good for him. Funny he transfered for the same reason, the offense didnt suit his running style and now we are recruiting big backs like him again...weird.

You're thinking of Dontrayevous Robinson. Castille got kicked off the team.

Not a Husker, but a Nebraskan. Shaun Prater to the Bengals.

The only downside is they have moved away from the original plan to have close proximity standing students on 3 sides.................

 

This is what smells fishy to me. Why is it a benefit to students to have two sides instead of three? If you really want it intimidating, the students sit at the bottom of all four sides. Instead it sounds like they are opting for the big boosters to get the NBA feel of having the prime front court seats opposite of the benches. The article is nothing but window dressing on how they are covering up that they are moving student seating to a lesser location.

Just like when a local TV station interviewed one student when they moved the football student section last time. She said how the students would have a much better view being up in the southeast corner than being directly behind the south endzone. Seriously. And they played it off like her opinion represented that of the entire student body.

Do you all realize that immdiately prior to this so called end of the world 10 of 17 stretch the Nebraska won 15 in a 17 game stretch dating back to Baylor of '09. You know who those 2 losses are to?

Those dudes with vomit-orange jerseys?

Ugh.

Good decision, terrible throw.

Thank you, sir. Went to the bars in downtown Lincoln at midnight and drank until we won.

Thorell played that as good as you can without turning around and picking it. The ball was underthrown and he made no contact with the guy. Horrible call. You know it's bad when Spielman is on our side.

I'll never forget that day...it was my birthday. Dan Beebe sucks at gift-giving.

The students sit in sections 10-14. One of the students could absolutely confirm that, but that's the general area.

Students have section 9, too. The front of it is the band if I'm not mistaken. Also, the front part of 14 isn't students. Here's a map:

Here's one from Ankrah:

Jason Ankrah

"Don't answer the foolishness of fools, or you will become as foolish as they are". PROVERBS 26:3-5

I feel like that's directed toward E-Mart...

Lot of OU fans talking smack to him on there...he's giving it right back. Pretty entertaining read.