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NU Notes: Huskers continue to tinker with schedule
BY RICH KAIPUST
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LINCOLN - Nebraska locked up a home-and-home football series with Virginia Tech last week, and head coach Bill Callahan said the Huskers are working on another that would supply some good competition for the future.
"We're closing in on another contract that'll be announced in a few days," Callahan said, "that I think people will be excited about."
Both Callahan and NU Athletic Director Steve Pederson declined to specify an opponent or what seasons the games would be played.
"You like to schedule top teams," Callahan said. "I do. It just makes it more competitive."
NU and Virginia Tech will play in Lincoln in 2008 and Blacksburg in 2009 in the first regular-season games between the schools. The Huskers start a 2006-2007 series with Southern Cal when they travel to Los Angeles on Sept. 16.
"We like to recruit out East, down South, on the West Coast, so we love this kind of exposure," Callahan said. "I'm in favor of getting the good teams on the schedule and creating the home-and-homes."
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NU Notes: Huskers continue to tinker with schedule
BY RICH KAIPUST
WORLD-HERALD BUREAU
RELATED STORY
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
»
NU football schedule
LINCOLN - Nebraska locked up a home-and-home football series with Virginia Tech last week, and head coach Bill Callahan said the Huskers are working on another that would supply some good competition for the future.
"We're closing in on another contract that'll be announced in a few days," Callahan said, "that I think people will be excited about."
Both Callahan and NU Athletic Director Steve Pederson declined to specify an opponent or what seasons the games would be played.
"You like to schedule top teams," Callahan said. "I do. It just makes it more competitive."
NU and Virginia Tech will play in Lincoln in 2008 and Blacksburg in 2009 in the first regular-season games between the schools. The Huskers start a 2006-2007 series with Southern Cal when they travel to Los Angeles on Sept. 16.
"We like to recruit out East, down South, on the West Coast, so we love this kind of exposure," Callahan said. "I'm in favor of getting the good teams on the schedule and creating the home-and-homes."