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 Analyzing 2007 Spring Game Attendance
Analyzing 2007 Spring Game Attendance
I think it's fair to say that the tradition of college football spring scrimmages has turned the corner. What began as an opportunity for teams to knock off the rust and evaluate talent in the off season, has morphed into events that are more about ...
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 Spring Game Attendance Numbers From Around the Country
Spring Game Attendance Numbers From Around the Country
Over 80,000 Husker fans poured into Memorial Stadium for the 2008 Red-White Game. It was the most well attended spring scrimmage in the nation. Alabama, Ohio State, Penn State and Florida each had over 60,000 fans in attendance and many schools saw their attendance climb from last year's spring game.
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Defining Success for Nebraska’s Next Head Coach
One dirty secret about creating a site with original daily content is that sometimes you’ve got to write things ahead of time. Such is the case as I write what this piece. In this case though, it’s probably a good thing. With Nebraska seemingly ...
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"Tagging Off" Helps Create Turnovers
One of the main items reported during the first week of NU's spring practices was the level of energy on defense, particularly the players' pursuit of and to the football. It wasn't just the enthusiasm that comes with Spring and a new coaching staff ...
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Observations from the Spring Game
I am entering this post from Barry's Bar, immediately following the Spring Game. God bless wireless Internet. I'm joined by Jason, Tony and our friend Sam Adams in developing some talking points from an afternoon in Lincoln. In a game that had ...
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Bad News Season Mild (Knock on Wood)
This week marks the beginning of fall practices for Nebraska. It also marks the unofficial end of the “bad news season” in college football. That’s the period between the end of spring practices and the beginning of fall practices where the ...
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Why Nebraska Will Win Saturday
I was enjoying a rare mid-week happy hour in honor of a retiring friend and ran into a Wake Forest enthusiast. Much like some of our visitors to this site, he had a lot of confidence that Wake would win. He bet me a beer that Nebraska wouldn’t ...
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A Return to Relevance
In today's world of sports media hype and hyperbole, some may say it is safer for a team's chances (and healthier to their psyche) to stay out of the hot light of public scrutiny. But, you can also argue that it is worse to be out of the national ...
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 Big Red Roundtable - Emergency Session
Big Red Roundtable - Emergency Session
Due to recent events in Husker Nation, an emergency session of the Big Red Roundtable was recently convened. A number of topics were discussed including revised expectations for the season, reaction to the Boo Birds in Memorial Stadium, and of ...
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Big 12 Roundtable - Rise of the North Edition
Were Saturday's games a sign that the Big 12 North may be on its way back? It could be, but at the same time you can't read to much into one weekend. We've seen too many teams around the country already go Jekyll and Hyde. How seriously do we ...
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After 76 Points, What Can Be Said?
My Saturday started innocently enough. Friends came over to our house for brunch, mimosas were served. It was all a pretty pleasant scene. Then...the game started. In the hours that followed, NU set a record for defensive futility, as the 2007 ...
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 Big Red Roundtable - All About Bo Edition
Big Red Roundtable - All About Bo Edition
It's time for another Big Red Roundtable. Jump into the comments and add your two cents. The 2007 season finished with a disappointing 5-7 record. Very few people expected this. What went wrong? Darren Carlson: I contend that this was ...
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Staff Matters: A Review of Pelini's Crew
Bo Pelini's staff is still not entirely complete. While they still have one spot to fill and have not made any official announcements, that has not stopped the coach, Athletic director Tom Osborne, and they eight men they have gathered under NU's ...
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Pelini Bans Earrings
According to KETV in Omaha, one policy that new Husker head coach Bo Pelini will implement is that no player will be allowed to wear earrings around the offices. Which begs the question, why? Perhaps Pelini doesn’t view earrings as professional. ...
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On Talent
The assessment, evaluation, and value of talent is one of the great enigmas in college football. It is very difficult to win big without it, though having it does not necessarily assure wins, either. It is a qualifying factor, a prerequisite with ...
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"Bad News Season" Begins Today
Very seldom does much good news come out during the football off season. Usually it is just reports about injuries and suspensions. Here at BRN, Steve Hanway dubbed the summer off season " Bad News Season ." Well, I suppose that moniker can also be ...
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 Aggie Fans are Bizarre
Aggie Fans are Bizarre
It is no secret that the Aggies have some interesting traditions. From the collie graveyard to the pseudo-military caste system that is enforced among students, you can't spell crazy without A&M.; If you needed more proof, witness this video put ...
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 Husker Spring Game "Draft" Intriguing
Husker Spring Game "Draft" Intriguing
Bill Callahan's use of the Red-White Spring Game as a glorified exhibition intended to entertain crowds and woo recruits. Top units never squared off against each other, and scores got a bit out of hand. After a year or so of this, hard-core NU ...
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 Spring Thinking
Spring Thinking
Sunny weather, a new coach and a great crowd made for a fun day in at the Red-White Spring game in Lincoln. Here are my reactions from the sold-out scrimmage. Celebration of Nebraska Football It was absolutely a day for fans, as more than 80,000 ...
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 Husker Spring Game Photos
Husker Spring Game Photos
Joe Ganz led the Red team to an early lead during Saturday's spring scrimmage. Coach Bo Pelini indicated Ganz as the clear No. 1 quarterback for NU heading into fall ball. Continue reading for more photos from the sideline of the Husker Spring ...

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