jsneb83
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I'd say we're not deep enough at either linebacker spotI've been beating that drum all year. And with the way we whiffed on OLB recruiting this year, well, I sure hope some guys step up...
I'd say we're not deep enough at either linebacker spotI've been beating that drum all year. And with the way we whiffed on OLB recruiting this year, well, I sure hope some guys step up...
The dome should put us ahead of everyone for many years.
perhaps even a small section dedicated for the opponent’s lodging so Akron doesn’t happen again.
The rumor is the proposed south stadium expansion is going to move us past all this. Bigger weight room, apartment style suites made available to large doner’s like Mississippi st and perhaps even a small section dedicated for the opponent’s lodging so Akron doesn’t happen again.
Its supposedly being shopped for bids
After nearly 35 years as the home of the athletic administration and football offices, the South Stadium office complex was renovated into a state-of-the-art facility for computer science and engineering.
Akron was offered lodging in the dorms, but refused it. I doubt they would've accepted any other on-campus lodging.
Dorms aren’t a nice,exclusive
hotel on site.
This is a problem Nebraska should probably address. The opponent staying in the Embassy Suites in LaVista isn’t ideal.
Like I say, I think these plans are pretty abstract at this point. More of a goal.
Do other teams care much about how comfortable their opponent is? Serious question.
7 hours ago, Mavric said:
This is the issue I have with talking about facilities - I don't get the feeling that most anyone saying that is really looking at the entire picture to compare. DiNardo's comments about Purdue are a perfect example. No only does he say that Purdue is better, he says it isn't close.
Now, Purdue's new facility is very nice. It definitely has us in the bells and whistles department. And that counts for something. And their weight room is noticeably bigger than ours.
Yeah that seems like a "them" problem, why would we care except for the 1 in 350 chance that something like Akron happens again (it won't)?
I’m honestly surprised it hasn’t happened beforeYeah that seems like a "them" problem, why would we care except for the 1 in 350 chance that something like Akron happens again (it won't)?
Professionally? Absolutely. From a college standpoint it’s probably a tougher find.
Though, logistically I think we all know Lincoln is harder than it should be to get to. Making it easier to get to Lincoln and stay closer to the stadium makes sense