Frostberg

That's really cool. The guy in front of me was a giant so his head is pretty much blocking mine haha.

I heard his gf is only like a freshman or sophomore. I could be wrong on that, but if that's the case, its amazing to me that she would play a factor into what school he chooses.

The guy sitting next to me at the Fresno game got kicked out. I was standing for the opening drive (as most people around me were also), he yelled at me to sit down, I told him no, he shoved me hard, we got into an argument, someone called the police, he went bye bye. I couldn't believe it.

I always try to get tickets in the 600s section. It's just so nice up there with the rails behind every seat and plenty of concessions/bathrooms so minimal lines. For the opener I sat in 607 and next game I'm in 604.

If he's committing on the 26th and visiting ucla this month that doesn't leave much extra time for other visits. I'm digging our chances with him.

The Greeley County Sheriff confirmed someone broke into the home of Jordan Foltz, punter Sam Foltz' brother, while Jordan and his family were at the Husker game Saturday. Sam Foltz died in a car accident a few months ago, and the game was dedicated to his memory.

The sheriff says the thieves stole a TV and tools out of Jordan's jeep, with a total loss of at least $1,400. It happened sometime after the Foltz family left for Lincoln around noon Saturday, and when they got back home after 3 a.m. Sunday.

http://www.klkntv.com/story/33012211/thieves-target-foltz-family-home#.V8xD0z6JzzI.facebook

 

Penn State plans to honor late head coach Joe Paterno prior to a game against Temple University in two weeks. According to the team’s promotional schedule, it will commemorate the 50th anniversary of Paterno’s first game coaching the Nittany Lions. Paterno has never been officially honored at the university’s Beaver Stadium since he was fired in 2011 amid the sexual-abuse scandal involving assistant coach Jerry Sandusky.

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The BTN guys really this it's going to be a close game? I don't get it

This is a great fan created video!!! Gave me chills

https://twitter.com/Jpool4/status/771052785844359168

Looks good

Horrible!

 

“As a unit, we’re not confident enough yet because there are still areas [to work on],” defensive back Ugo Amadi said. “Some positions are not on the same page at times. At this critical time everyone has to be on the same page.”

 

“I think as a whole we weren’t very good,” he said about the scrimmage.

“We’ve got a long way to go to be a defense that’s going to be effective in this league,” he said about his defense’s chances in the Pac-12.

Hoke explained that there were breakdowns in every level of the defense, breakdowns he thought the coaching staff had fixed going into that day. He was wrong.

 

If the Oregon defense doesn’t get it together during these first two games as it preps for the rest of its grinding schedule, the Ducks could be dealt a result that's -- to use Helfrich’s terminology -- irreparable for its playoff hopes.

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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Safe pick by Sam. Talent alone doesn't mean much, if you can't run the new system.

Safe pick. I "think" we can win the west this year.

 

Still think 2018 is Riley's big year, as coach of the Huskers.

 

GBR!!!

I hope 2018 is our year but not the greatest schedule...

Akron

Colorado

Troy

At Michigan

Purdue

At Wisconsin

At Northwestern

Minnesota

At Ohio State

Illinois

Michigan

At Iowa

In uniquely Oregon style, the recently opened Marcus Mariota Sports Performance Center combines sports performance, sports science, sports medicine and technology in one efficiently designed space on the ground floor of the Casanova Center.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuSKO24YbBA

 

"The goal of this project was to create one space where we could utilize the most state-of-the-art technology to improve student-athlete wellness and emphasize our commitment to the health and safety of our student-athletes," said Oregon athletic director Rob Mullens. "Thanks to the incredible generosity of Phil and Penny Knight, we now have a world-class facility that is going to take the student-athlete experience at the University of Oregon to a level not previously seen anywhere on the collegiate level."

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