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knapplc said:
Apparently, Football 101 is dead and won't come back. Very unhappy about that.

Football 202 Set for June 12th


Lincoln - Get the inside scoop on Husker football from the people who know it best, as the annual Football 202 Clinic is slated for Tuesday, June 12, at Memorial Stadium.

The one-day session will touch on all parts of the Nebraska football program, from learning about the recruiting process with recruiting coordinator Ross Els to seeing the 2012 Huskers go through a team workout with Head Football Strength Coach James Dobson.

In addition, fans can learn more about the Huskers' offensive and defensive schemes and what to expect this season with extensive film breakdown sessions with Head Coach Bo Pelini and the Husker defensive staff and Offensive Coordinator Tim Beck and the offensive staff. In addition, the popular players' panel will return, as fans have an opportunity to interact with several of the current Huskers on all facets of the Husker program.

This year's event will also feature a look at the upcoming Big Ten Conference season by Howard Griffith of BTN. Griffith is the network's lead analyst following a record-setting career at Illinois and won two Super Bowl titles as the starting fullback of the Denver Broncos.

The $199 cost to attend the event includes a Nebraska polo shirt; coffee and rolls at the morning registration; lunch at the Champions Club across the street from the stadium; and an evening social event at the Embassy Suites Hotel in downtown Lincoln.

Fans can register here through Huskers.com or can call the football office at 402-472-3116. Fans can also print the attached PDF and mail in the registration form.
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I will get registered right away! thanks for the info

 
You can buy tickets here... and tickets into a Husker tailgate. I think it'll be huge!

http://www.huskermax...vents/UCLA2012/

...also, Pasadena is awesome. Especially around gametime. I guarantee there will be thousands of Husker fans roaming about during the weekend. Hollywood is dirty, but tons of fun if you go with someone who knows the area.

 
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You're naive if you think this isn't being considered in lots of programs today. The players at PSU who are now part of a devastated program should have every right to transfer, because they didn't do anything wrong. This is just like a recruiting thread. You're post is like saying we shouldn't even be talking about football in light of the tragedy.

 
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You're naive if you think this isn't being considered in lots of programs today. The players at PSU who are now part of a devastated program should have every right to transfer, because they didn't do anything wrong. This is just like a recruiting thread. You're post is like saying we shouldn't even be talking about football in light of the tragedy.
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1. It's about having some class. While many programs are surely considering it its a little uncouth to come out and say it. "How can we benefit from decades of child rape?"

2. "Your."

3. If its a recruiting thread its in the wrong forum.

 
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