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Check ESPN. It depends what part of the country you live in.

Huskers 30

Huskies 23

Pass Yds 223

Rush Yds 184

I have DirecTv so I'm all set there. Problem is I will pry miss the first half while I'm working. Should probably just quit my job.

I know there are a few Okies on here. Anyone know where I can find the game on the radio. A quick Google search did me no good. Have to work tomorrow and company truck doesnt have satellite radio.

Don't forget about that special place called the bathroom when you drop your kids off to the Super Bowl

I thought that was what a laptop was for.

Where is everyone getting the name Jason Phillips?

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That is kinda fun. 44 is my best. Thanks for posting it.

Fun fact: Groza winner Dan Bailey has missed as many XP's in this game, as Alex Henery has in his career.

"I have learned that Nebraska offensive coordinator Shawn Watson is involved in the Miami (Ohio) job search." per Tom Dienhart twitter.

Tom Dienhart twitter

And from the LJS....Ekeler to take Indiana DC job.

Sounds like Ekeler is going to Indiana as co-Defensive Coordinator.

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But its...its easy ... to, to talk about... It's easy to sum it up when you're just talking about my cousin. We're sitting in here, and I'm supposed to be the dedicated family member, and we in here talking about my cousin. I mean, listen, we're talking about my cousin, not my brother, not my brother, not my brother, we talking about my cousin. Not my brother. Not, not ... Not my brother that I grew up with. Not my brother, but we're talking about my cousin, man. I mean, how silly is that? ...

 

-A.I.

Here's the link.

Gameday to Wrigley

One other game to consider is Army vs Notre Dame. The game is being played at Yankee Stadium. I know neither team is very good, but once in a while Gameday will go off the radar a little, and there is a lot of historical significance there.

Really impressed with Ciante on Saturday. Help me out on the pronunciation of his name. Is it see-on-tay or chon-tay or shon-tay?

I’ve not heard of visiting fans tearing down goal posts. But a couple of years ago after Duke beat Northwestern on the road the Duke students stormed their own empty field back in Durham, North Carolina and tore down their own goal posts. Pretty weird, huh?

I'm guessing it hasn't happened in Lincoln, but here are a few times I've found that the visiting team has torn down the posts.