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Wasn't there something about Frank taking another job and TO stepped aside so it would be Frank? I thought there was something about it needing to be done to keep Frank around.

I think I remember hearing something about keeping it standing unless we were chosen to select the regional finals (which was the format at the time) because you needed X number of seats to host when the remodel was done.

Supposed to be at 3 this afternoon. Just checked and theres like 5 seats available in the whole place...so not very likely.

It wasn't showing any amount information for me, or anything. I could only watch the video. I called the Ticket office and they said there was an issue with the software and my account, and they fixed it. Now to play the waiting game to see what's available when my time comes.

Anyone else not able to login to check their seat yourself for volleyball tickets?

She was a great competitor, but in the games I saw she did play (EARLY) she was slow to the block several times and seemed lost in her footwork at times. I wish her the best.

Stubhub has them for a pretty good price right now.

Found a couple things on there, thanks, appreciate it. A lot of these sites have the same distributor so the distributor must've been out of some stuff or didn't even offer anything. With how big the volleyball program is I can't believe there isn't more stuff out there. Unless you go to the Fanatics (no longer Huskers Authentic) in Devaney or PBA you really can't find much. It's quite sad.

Thanks for the input. I ended up not getting it for today's game, but Im definitely going to in November.

It seems that the only way to watch tomorrows game (and a few other road games) is through BTN Plus. I've looked into it and it's affordable, Im just asking is it worth it? I mean is it like watching the home teams broadcast, or is it neutral commentary? How are the camera angles/replays? The coverage of the game yesterday drove me crazy.

Don't forget that former player Dani Busboom Kelly is on staff and is quite the recruiter.

I actually went in there one time when I was on campus with the Masonic Marching Band for the Shrine bowl. Another kid and I wandered in there (under east stadium) during a break once. It was a dirt track, nothing really all that special unfortunately. I remember thinking at the time how weird it was to have a dirt track under there.

Usually each faculty member gets two tickets, so divide that by 2 and it's a little more manageable. I sit in section 2 with my dad, who's a faculty member, but there's plenty of non-faculty members around us. Interesting. Any idea how many faculty the University employs? Do you think it is mostly faculty there or are they selling the tickets? US College News says that there is a 21:1 of student to faculty ratio. With a enrollment of 25,000 that would only put the faculty population at approximately 2,000. Obviously that could be off, or maybe they don't count administrators, secretaries, etc. They might only be calculating the professors. http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-colleges/university-of-nebraska-2565 From what I've gathered there's three possibilities. 1) Faculty members that buy seats and attend every game. 2) Faculty members that buy seats and then sell their tickets to make a slight profit. I know professors personally that do this from year to year. 3) There's a possibility that if not all the faculty seats are bought, that they might then be opened to the general public for purchase. I don't know if this is actually true, or even done at UNL, but I could definitely see it as a possibility. I know employees get tickets. I had a former student whose Mom worked for a UNL extension office in the middle of Nebraska and she got 2 tickets.

Because the sand season is like bowl practices and the spring season for football. Any contact between coaches and players can only benefit the program.

215lbs not 250lbs. However he has the frame to put on 20-30 lbs. He wouldn't stay at TE then, would he?6'8 235 TE with his hands and ability to move sounds great to me.I like the idea of converting him to an OT, with him playing tight end his feet are probably pretty good, which is essential at tackleWhat weight do you think we'd have to get him to for OT? 280?Yeah that'd be a good start. Redshirt him and build healthy weight, could work.My amateur opinion doesn't think he has an OT body. But some people know better then I. Just really think he could be a weapon at TE.Taking an athletic 6'8 kid with hands and converting him to OL just sounds like a waste of potential, IMO. He puts on 20-30lbs, he'd be nearly impossible for any college LB to defend. (Jimmy Graham is 6'7 265) Anyone know if we have offered him a walk on? I think he passes the eyeball test as a TE and 6'8 size with those hands doesn't happen every year.He's only a junior He's also a basketball player with looks from some schools. No way he bulks up for football before college. It would be a waste to put him on the line, he has pretty good hands.