pink

[RedGixxer]

yeah, you should be tarred and feathered.

 

although, the thought was nice.

Maybe just feathered. That should teach him a lesson...

[Miandrital]

Just sent an email to Dr. Tom's assistant. The worst they can say is "no" or "not enough time."

 

Maybe next year?

 

Who did you email?

[knapplc]

Just sent an email to Dr. Tom's assistant. The worst they can say is "no" or "not enough time."

 

Maybe next year?

 

Who did you email?

Anne Hackbart

[captain obvious]

i think the pink baloons idea is the best and most viable so far. We'd end up taking "pinkshirts" crap from opposing fans otherwise

Exactly! At least somebody is on my side.

 

Ha!

[Vince from ShamWOW]

I'll probably be tarred & feathered for this, but here goes...

 

MLB, PGA, and now the NFL have had "pink days" for breast cancer awareness. I think it would be cool and an amazing sight to see the Sea of Red turned pink for one game.

 

Better a pink out than a B******.

 

 

 

 

For that cause.....it would be nothing but an excellent idea.

[Twodocs]

they used to sell the Red Balloons but now they have volunteers inflate 5,000 paid for by the First National Bank and they give them away so they will need a service organization or a sorority fraterity to sell them or perhaps just have the bank do pink ones. They put the FNB logo on them now...But ideally you just add the pink ones and let the FNB give away the red ones too.

[huzkerbob]

Everyone knows that I am all about wearing red to home games, but this would serve a higher purpose than acting out an x-box nerd's wet dream. I have a sister that is a survivor and would definitely support something along these lines. This would be a great way to raise money for the cause if the University is behind it.

 

I'm a gamer and a Husker fan and I find this reply classless!

[AF Husker Fan]

pinkout FTW! Any word on it yet?

[knapplc]

pinkout FTW! Any word on it yet?

I sent an email to TO's assistant, Anne Hackbart, but she did not reply to me today. We'll see.

 

I see this as a very big longshot as far as any UNL involvement. It's very very last-minute for them.

 

We could do this next year, though. I would be happy to spearhead an email and message board campaign. Anything I can do to help here.

[AF Husker Fan]

well hopefully she gets back to you in a timely manner. That would do great things as far as fundraising goes and I'm sure it'd look great!

 

P.S. 3 days...

[DJR313]

Everyone knows that I am all about wearing red to home games, but this would serve a higher purpose than acting out an x-box nerd's wet dream. I have a sister that is a survivor and would definitely support something along these lines. This would be a great way to raise money for the cause if the University is behind it.

 

I'm a gamer and a Husker fan and I find this reply classless!

 

How is that classless? Do you want teh black0outz? That's what I was referring to.

 

Lighten up, Francis.

[jjamuss]

while its great that there is growing support for breast cancer, does this type event open doors for other causes? heart/lung disease, AIDS... and who knows where it would stop. I think staying neutral at home and wearing red is the safe approach... if anything, there could be a collection like they do for the red cross when they pass the bucket in the stadium or collect donations outside. I think people are aware of the PINK push enough... no offense to any surivor or relative/friend thereof.

[broganreynik]

pinkout FTW! Any word on it yet?

I sent an email to TO's assistant, Anne Hackbart, but she did not reply to me today. We'll see.

 

I see this as a very big longshot as far as any UNL involvement. It's very very last-minute for them.

 

We could do this next year, though. I would be happy to spearhead an email and message board campaign. Anything I can do to help here.

 

Any response yet?

[knapplc]

They were really gracious about it, but they said No. Here's part of the email I got in reply (the other part covers some personal stuff):

 

We don’t usually have very much luck encouraging fans to change their attire, particularly for football, as we learned when trying to support a B******, or retro dress for the 300th sellout. Perhaps it is just tradition. Unfortunately, then it comes off as being not very well planned and may look peculiar if the game is on national television. So while I don’t think this is something we will try, I wanted you to know that it isn’t because we don’t support the cause

 

 

I get what they're saying, but that doesn't mean I can't do something grass-roots on my own. I'm going to be hitting this up starting in the Spring, targeting a game, and maybe getting something going for the Spring Game by way of handouts, email campaigns, whatever.

[AF Husker Fan]

maybe you could even get someone to donate t-shirts. If EVERYONE is wearing them I'm sure ppl won't mind, but I know fans wont go out and BUY pink shirts to wear. It has to be handed out at the gate. Like they do at basketball games and such.