BigRedDallasTexan
Five-Star Recruit
This saturday will only be my third game in Memorial Stadium, and i've never been to a game on senior day. Just hoping you guys could fill me in on any of the extra activities that go on so i'll be ready.
Senior Day
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Zaimejs
All-Conference
Extra Duty #1: Cheer for the Huskers even when they start the game 14-0
Extra Duty #2: Don't blame Bill Callahan or anyone else for the loss.
Extra Duty #3: When Kansas State has their best game in twelve seasons... it's not anyone's fault but Jesus' for coming down and putting a jersey on for the opposing team.
Enjoy yourself! Have Fun!
GBR!!!
Extra Duty #2: Don't blame Bill Callahan or anyone else for the loss.
Extra Duty #3: When Kansas State has their best game in twelve seasons... it's not anyone's fault but Jesus' for coming down and putting a jersey on for the opposing team.
Enjoy yourself! Have Fun!
GBR!!!
NamelessHusker
Banned
Just eat a Runza and enjoy yourself. This is the last time you will see these seniors play at home
junior4949
All-American
:yeah
OMG, I almost peed myself laughing so hard. Unfortunately, it's true! :bang
Eric the Red
Team HuskerBoard
They don't do anything special, except have a video on the seniors, of which, most I will never have heard of, and then during the tunnel walk, or maybe it's before they announce all the seniors, one by one.
BigRedDallasTexan
Five-Star Recruit
Good to know. I'm planning on tailgating right up to kick off so i didn't want to miss anything special before the game but it doesn't seem like i will.
THE NEBRASKA FOOTBALL SIMPLY HAVE NOT PLAYED THEIR BEST FOOTBAL THIS YEAR, AND THEIR ALLWAYS SAYING THAT NEED TO GET BACK TO AND FIX WHATS WRONG. IF THERE WASNT BETTER TIME THAN KNOW (NOT LIKE IT SHOULNDNT HAVE HAPPEND EARLIER) ITS GOING TO BE SENIOR DAY FOR A LOT OF THOSE HUSKERS OUT THEIR, IT WILL BE LAST TIME TO DAWN THE SCARLET AND CREAM, TO BE ABLE TO PLAY INSIDE THE GREATEST FOOTBALL STADIUM OF ALL MEMORIAL STADIUM, TO BE ABLE TO HEAR US FANS CHEER THEM ON. SO IN A WAY IT WILL BE A SAD DAY BUT YET HOPEFULLY A GREAT DAY. SO IF ITS UP TO THESE SENIOR HUSKER FOOTBALL PLAYERS AND NOT JUST THEM THE WHOLE HUSKER NATION!! WE WILL NOT LET THEM LOSE THIS SATURDAY. SO WHEN US FANS SHOW UP IN LINCOLN WE NEED TO BE LOUD WE NEED LET WILDCATS KNOW THAT HUSKER NATION IS THEIR IN FULL FORCE READY TO BE LOUD, AND READY FOR A FIGHT!!!!!
Eric the Red
Team HuskerBoard
Lucky wants to play well for Husker seniors
Thursday, Nov 10, 2005 - 10:53:01 am CST
Freshman Marlon Lucky, considered a rising star in the Nebraska football program, said he will have fellow I-back Cory Ross in mind Saturday when the Huskers play Kansas State at Memorial Stadium.
“We have to come out and play strong for him and the rest of the seniors,” said Lucky, mindful that it’ll be the last home game for 22 Husker seniors, including Ross.
“He’s been a big influence on me,” Lucky said. “He taught me a lot about the offense, a lot of techniques and stuff.”
While Ross easily leads the team with 639 rushing yards, Lucky has been limited to 86 yards on 30 carries.
However, the 6-foot, 210-pound Lucky, of North Hollywood, Calif., flashed big-time potential last week against Kansas with a 100-yard kickoff return that was called back because of an illegal block in the back.
Lucky has shown recent progress as a kickoff return man and now has 11 returns for 258 yards, an average of 23.5 yards. He had a 57-yard return against the Jayhawks.
Nebraska fans are seeing why Lucky’s high school opponents kicked away from him during his senior season.
“My sophomore and junior years, I did a lot of returning,” he said. “But as a senior, I think I only got two touches, because teams either sky-kicked or squibbed it.”
Lucky said he feels comfortable as a kick returner.
“It’s easier for me to read the holes,” he said.
However, he said he has no desire to be a punt returner.
“It’s more dangerous,” he said.
Thursday, Nov 10, 2005 - 10:53:01 am CST
Freshman Marlon Lucky, considered a rising star in the Nebraska football program, said he will have fellow I-back Cory Ross in mind Saturday when the Huskers play Kansas State at Memorial Stadium.
“We have to come out and play strong for him and the rest of the seniors,” said Lucky, mindful that it’ll be the last home game for 22 Husker seniors, including Ross.
“He’s been a big influence on me,” Lucky said. “He taught me a lot about the offense, a lot of techniques and stuff.”
While Ross easily leads the team with 639 rushing yards, Lucky has been limited to 86 yards on 30 carries.
However, the 6-foot, 210-pound Lucky, of North Hollywood, Calif., flashed big-time potential last week against Kansas with a 100-yard kickoff return that was called back because of an illegal block in the back.
Lucky has shown recent progress as a kickoff return man and now has 11 returns for 258 yards, an average of 23.5 yards. He had a 57-yard return against the Jayhawks.
Nebraska fans are seeing why Lucky’s high school opponents kicked away from him during his senior season.
“My sophomore and junior years, I did a lot of returning,” he said. “But as a senior, I think I only got two touches, because teams either sky-kicked or squibbed it.”
Lucky said he feels comfortable as a kick returner.
“It’s easier for me to read the holes,” he said.
However, he said he has no desire to be a punt returner.
“It’s more dangerous,” he said.