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I just called and they said the beer garden at the Millenium opens at 9 am. Parking is $50 if u are not a guest(she said $15 or $50, and I am guessing it is not $15). Come join us! GBR! Also, saw a post that recommended Husker fans avoid the hill bars and if wearing red, head to Pearl Street, which is downhill from campus.

Thanks HuskerFreakz! Looks like a great option too! Especially if the weather turns sour. I have a feeling there may not be any alcohol, which isn’t completely necessary. Sounds like it is on university property? Any idea? Will be good to keep it in mind!

Ha! And I thought I was a rebel for not wanting to shell out another $50 per person for a tailgate. I actually have a somewhat reasonable explanation. There are six of us and guess who gets to pay the $300? Lol!

Thanks JJ! We are going to the game, so the outside beer garden sounds perfect actually, as long as it isn’t raining! If there are any other fans familiar with Boulder and Husker tailgating there, please weigh in. Options are a good thing!

Hey Huskerfans, we are traveling to Boulder to watch the Huskers take home a victory, even though my a$$ was nervous in south stadium last weekend. We are looking for a motel or bar where Husker fans can congregate and be welcome. We are not enthusiastic about the “sponsored” tailgates that cost $50 a pop to enter. Thoughts anyone? Does the Millenium Harvest House have a beer garden? Any Husker fans staying there?

Sometimes kids have to swallow their pride to be part of a bigger plan. We'll see if he prefers to be a little fish in a big pond, or a big fish in a little pond. I can see advantages to each. Wish him well. GBR

For those of you that consider the schedule easy.....any bets on whether we go 8-4; 9-3; 10-2; 11-1; 12-0 during the regular season. My bet is 10-2. That will likely get us to the championship game. GBR

I would classify our schedule as "easier", not easy, weak, or anything remotely like that. It is nice to have OSU and Wisconsin off of our schedule, but UCLA, Northwestern, Michigan, Michigan State, and Penn State will be tough games with those conference games on consecutive weekends in November. Purdue showed some life too this year. We better hope our team as grown up by November 1, or we could be facing a three loss season pretty easily.

Ya gotta tip your hat to the walkons and the walkon program. It takes much perserverence on both sides. From the kids perspective--They work their ass off in the hope that they may be a diamond in the rough and be coached up a bit to play at D-1 Level. From the coach's perspective, they have extra kids to handle....more duties on their shoulders, etc. From the college perspective....they have got to provide room for the kids, extra facilities, etc. I don't know any school in teh country that has a walkon program that compares to Nebraskas. This was something that Coach Callahan nearly destroyed because he didn't see the value in it. Those six -eight kids that truly turn out to be those "diamonds in the rough" can be the difference between a win and a loss, and provides us depth in games and in practice. Whatever someone says about Coach Bo, he sees the value in the walk on program here in Nebraska. He is special that way. GBR

If Husker fans are going to cry about a kid trying to make the best decision he can, please bad mouth Mixon for committing to Mizzou and switching to Huskers. It seems we want it both ways. It is awful when a kid looks for different opportunities when he is committed to us, but, woohooo...great news when a kid switches his commitment from another school to be a Husker. We should welcome the kids who switch to us, and wish the ones that decide to go elsewhere, the best of luck. They just obviously felt the vibes with the Huskers weren't the best. Better now than later. I will tell me what bothers me more...and that is kids like Heard leaving after they (and us) have invested so much time and effort into their football careers and academics. Tells me they were expecting one thing and got another. GBR...

Assuming that every kid's family is being bribed is just not right...MOST kids go play for the SEC because they feel that is the elite conference right now, and if they can play there, they can play anywhere. Plus, weather is a big plus for the SEC teams. They have also had a big bunch of kids to pick from in the south. It is not across the board. Look at Mizzou and Arkansas....they have got a very weak class when compared to the rest of the SEC teams. That is reflected in the fact they had an awful year. We just need to keep getting some of those elite kids in here TO STAY and we will be fine. GBR

For those of you that are "disappointed" that family would sway his decision, that is a terrible attitude. If I were in a position where I had several opportunities, and people were pulling me every which way but loose, family would be the one group I would count on to try and get my head screwed on straight. There are all sorts of consideration, including weather, travel distance, FAMILY, etc. Anyway....we should all hope that these kids make the best decision for them and we HOPE that the best decision for them is being a Husker. If not...wish them well and let go. Just sayin'... GBR

How many more can we pick up in this class?

Thanks IllinoisHuskerFan!! That is what I was looking for.

I was trying to find a list of JUCO commits to various schools...anyone have that info? GBR