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I thought the video was average--- Epocson, you need to get back in there and crack some skulls. Is there anywhere I can get a video of the starting lineup for the game?

Choi is a walkon. He was close to getting playing time last year but minor injuries kept him from cracking the depth chart. He did suit up for games normally and I think I remember him being on the traveling roster later in the season when our O-Line had 9000 injuries. Good kid tho.

Was this an obvious troll thread? I feel like it was..

I am a unl alum living and going to professional school in Iowa city. Their fans aren't as bad as Cu's but there are a lot of morons with no football savvy. Give me a game at memorial over kinnick any day.

I am actually thinking that we'll win the whiskey game handsomely.. I probably woke up this morning a little groggy. I think we score early and often in that game with a nearly scoreless second half that will be determined in the trenches. Watch the defense have a coming out party.

Stadium expansion, expansion to ball park, new arena, and devaney revamp. Wth are we going to spend our money on after that? The current undertaking at UNL with athletics + innovation campus is mind boggling.

I thought Moore came here more because of his strong Husker family connections Moore came here because he is a legacy. It had nothing to do with Barney.

I wish. I have to drive by Kinnick everyday and everyday I throw up in my mouth.

I don't know if I would say tickets are prohnibitvely expensive. You're going to pay a comparable amount to get in the door at any big program spare the garbage programs like Minnesota. Why lower the price to accommodate the regular joe schmo? You can't tell me a person who barely can afford tickets is going to spend tons of money on concessions and apparel. Your argument doesn't really hold water. The university is like a business. It wouldn't make sense to for ford to lower the price on all F-150s just so more people could buy them. Not to mention the stadium is sold out already. If it weren't filling I would say you're completely right. Yet it is in a businesses' interest to maximize revenue and profit. I am not sure how people feel they need to complain about the price. I am out of state in a professional program and I work for my money (no loans or debt) and I still manage to scrape together the money to get back for one or two games. Figure out your priorities and forego a few vices.

If you don't mind could you disclose how long you were on the waiting list / how much you donated over that time period? I am looking to get a few season tickets (if I can convince the Ms.) but a lot of it depends on whether it isn't prohibitively expensive annually.

He needs to hit the weight room. Those measurables sort of suck (no offense)260 bench?

It is against forum rules to copy paste. However, you can paraphrase parts.

I much prefer "The Red Zone" or "The Red Square" over children of the corn. Bo's Band is a far distant last place.

It's not like one dimensional is bad. We won a few championships being called one dimensional. As long as we can execute the plays we run we'll be fine. We're not going to be the scoring explosion team of the 80's. Although we could be in the 2012 season. I think our offense will be middle of the B1G pack. Our defense will be 1st or 2nd which should be enuf to get us to Indy. We won't go undefeated next year but a BCS bowl or falling all the way to the Alamo bowl wouldn't surprise me. This subject has been talked ad nauseum on this forum.

I don't question Cody at all. He is a good kid. Did everything he was asked from the program. Read on HuskerExtra and Omaha with the older articles of him. He helped out the younger QB's and players last year and was even open to a position change if it would help the team. He would likely end up 3rd going into fall camp and coaches weren't at a place to change his position because of depth. Hard place to be for the kid. Hope he does well in the future. NU was lucky to have him when they did. I know we leaned on him more than once in the last two seasons.

It isn't a huge sum to donate to get in the door. I imagine that number will drop even more with the addition. There is a long waiting list, but when you donate you get priority points (you increase you placement on the list). So if you decide not to contribute one penny you'll be on the list for a very long time. Donate a few hundred every year and you'll get them soon. If you want them now it'll cost a little more. I think upwards of 1k per ticket donation. I forget what it is, but a certain percentage of your points roll over annually. I'm sure someone can nab this info and post it from the Huskers.com website.

I'm all for the 14th and Superior roundabout. They are expanding 14th to 4 lanes all the way from the Devaney to past Fletcher. I live north of Superior and use that intersection everyday. It sucks only having a 2 lane between Superior and the Devaney- especially on gameday. I'm trying to block out the memories of being caught on 14th for an hour or more. *cringes*

Nebraska is slotted to win nearly unanimously by pundits as well. The only ones who don't have Nebraska to win it are Iowa or Michigan State homers writing in Iowa city and Lansing.

You act like he has to pick solely football at Nebraska or baseball in the majors. He goes to Nebraska he gets to do both for 4 years. He goes to MLB he just gets baseball.

Bshirt is right on this, no one is whining, we're just being realistic. There have been some really great articles in the NYtimes over the last year about professional degrees and higher education in the U.S. A lot of these people aren't finding jobs in the field they have a degree in and are saddled with hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt. These people aren't lazy or not hard working, there simply aren't as many new and open positions for newly minted graduates. Saying that all these people with higher degrees who haven't made loads of money or made a return on their investment is a little ignorant. It's sort of like saying that all the people who have been laid off in the last three years aren't hard working, are lazy, or stupid.

Well, I have just a humble undergraduate diploma but I know several Phd EE previous employees I worked with Silicon Valley that would agree with a huge portion of your comment. Four to five years and a $100,000 or so for a "business" diploma that gets you nowhere is just for starters. It sure is nice for tenured (can't be fired-bought out-laid off-transfered-etc) profs who have never accomplished one single thing in the real world though. You might as well add JD to your list of worthless degrees now days. The only surefire degrees are M.D.,D.O., and D.D.S. All the other degrees are almost not worth getting, unless you get scholarships.

Ranking the cities not the college campus. I love UofM's academic programs. I hate their campus and everything else about it. Minneapolis is still a sweet place to live for four years for college, but I gave Columbus and Madison the edge because at least you have a college team to support that isn't abyssal.