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So that's why the Broncos traded Marshall, so Tebow can keep #15.

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Stadium Map Here is the stadium map. If you want to see the tunnel walk and the big HuskerVision screen, I would go with 16.

I think we have the upper hand in what he wants.

We just now offered him?

For the QBs he has Ryan Mallett on there and he's only a sophomore-going-to-be-junior.

How is his awareness 60? He's one of the most instinctive players I've seen. You gotta love his 50 finesse move lol.

Mel made a little mistake Burkhead is the #5 fullback It's a shame J. Crick didn't make the list. Yeah, for real. How did he not? I would love to see 5 Defensive tackles named that had better stats than him this past year. You can't. He is third in tackles, behind Suh and Nate Collins of Virginia, and third in sacks behind Suh and Adrian Clayborn of Iowa.

Mel made a little mistake Burkhead is the #5 fullback It's a shame J. Crick didn't make the list. Alot of people believe that the reason he flourished last year was because he was playing next to Suh. Kiper probably wants to see what he can do when he is getting all the attention.

He didn't win the Heisman. I'm never gonna forgive him for that.

Maybe Vanden Bosch would be willing to switch numbers.

Yeah I saw this a couple days ago, and I started laughing when I saw Castille as the #5 fullback.

Okung #6 to Seattle. That's five of the first 6.

Berry to cheifs. Big XII- 4 SEC- 1

That's a great point about Stoops' coaching staff. The trick would be to make any future coaching change a smooth transition for the next in line. You have to think Pelini & Osborne are scouring the landscape in college football right now to see what programs are doing things right so they can stay ahead of the curve and keep the continuity we all know & want - the continuity we lost with Pedersen.

I'm sure it's not that they forgot about Ruud. Rather, it's more about the fact that Suh was part of that pipeline here at the Nebraska, just like Vanden Bosch was. It's Suh's knowledge of that pipeline that was a contributing factor to him striving to be one of the best Husker Dlinemen. Did they forget Barrett Ruud plays for Tampa Bay? I was wondering the same thing, too. It's more about the fact that Vanden Bosch was part of the Nebraska pipeline. Knowing that, it's obvious to see the connection made with Suh, more so than his connection to Ruud. Yeah but one of the jobs as DT is to keep the lineman from getting to the LBs. So Ruud would benefit more from Suh than KVB would.

Did they forget Barrett Ruud plays for Tampa Bay? I was wondering the same thing, too.

Arkansas: 40200

Off an ESPN Big East blog Here are the estimated attendances from the five Big East spring games this weekend: Connecticut: 2,500 Louisville: 5,600 Pitt: 6,500 USF: 6,350 Syracuse: 4,750 And now here are some attendance figures from other BCS teams' spring games this year: Miami: 10,000 Oklahoma: 16,481 South Carolina: 22,000 LSU: 22,710 NC State 25,370 Clemson: 27,000 North Carolina: 29,000 Michigan: 35,000 Tennessee: 35,800 Texas: 44,250 Florida State: 50,000 Alabama: 91,300

That's something my niece says. is your niece niles paul? Maybe

That's something my niece says.

Suh is up after the commercial

ESPNU is also showing the B12 championship game tomorrow at 11:00 pm central, for anybody who whats to see it again, except the last second. i saw the showed the outback bowl (or some other bowl), i would love if they showed the holiday bowl. i deleted it on my dvr, not knowing how bad the withdrawals would be and i would love to see it again. I know I was checking the guide to see what other games the were showing hoping that they would show the Holiday Bowl. At least we get to see Suh throw McCoy like a rag doll again.

ESPNU is also showing the B12 championship game tomorrow at 11:00 pm central, for anybody who whats to see it again, except the last second.