Welcome to Madison!

Taking the fiancee' to Camp Randall.  Will be my first time and her's as well.  Even if it's a blood bath we're still gonna have fun.  Got seats at mid field about 50 rows up wish the cushion backed seats.  Then we'll be at Northwestern the following Sat so I'm pretty happy about just getting my college football fix even if isn't the Nebraska I really wish I could see. 

Would be great if these boys showed up and gave Wiscy a half way decent ball game.  I'm not expecting that but honestly I'm just happy to see my Huskers again and this time without Riley or Pelini.  It's going to take some time and I most definitely still believe...

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BigTenBadger said:
Hello Huskers,

Just stopping by to see who is all making the journey to Madison next weekend! I'll be driving down from Minneapolis to catch the game with my family: it will be my first time getting down to Camp Randall this year. I figured this night game will be a great atmosphere, and I know NU will bring a loyal contingent regardless of the growing pains of your team.

Make no mistake: No sane Badger fan will be sleeping on this game against Nebraska, especially after we got caught looking past the god damn Mormons. 

Looking forward to a fun-filled football weekend in Madison, and I hope to run into many of you on State Street Friday/Saturday night!

B1GBadger
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I'll be there.

I'll also be there to wipe away Badger tears after Nebraska completely destroys your playoff hopes.

GBR. NEVER SURRENDER!

 
Thanks you guys.  I parked on the street in Ann Arbor several years back when the Huskers played Michigan and like most college towns I was planning on if anything doing this in Madison as well.  

 
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Undone said:
Their playoff hopes were wiped out two weeks ago.    :D
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Agreed, but a loss to an 0-4 team completely leaves any hope. I’m actually of the belief that an undeafeated rest of the season including beating tOSU in B1G Championship would give them a 50/50 shot.

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I think BYU already did that but don’t let that stop ya- you’re on a roll kid!
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See above tweet.

BYU probably did end their hopes though.

 
suh_fan93 said:
Thanks you guys.  I parked on the street in Ann Arbor several years back when the Huskers played Michigan and like most college towns I was planning on if anything doing this in Madison as well.  
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Badger fan here and native Madisonian, but I haven't lived there for a long time and don't go to many games. I did grow up in the neighborhood surrounding CR, though, and can tell you that the on-street parking will fill up really early. I assume this is still the case, but there are people who are selling parking on their lawns, and there are also a few nearby churches who sell parking in their lots, too - the last time we visited, we parked at Blessed Sacrament, and had less than a 10 minute walk. There is a big lot at Edgewood college, which you also pay for, and is close to 10 minutes walking, too. Then you have ramps downtown, which can be anywhere from 15-30+ minute walks. Finally, there is Lot 60, which is a big first-come, first-served university lot that has a shuttle.

I don't know if that helps or not, but that's what I know. If you've been before, you know that UW has multiple bars/beer gardens set up as the preferred pre-game festivities as opposed to tailgating. 

 
formerlybis said:
Badger fan here and native Madisonian, but I haven't lived there for a long time and don't go to many games. I did grow up in the neighborhood surrounding CR, though, and can tell you that the on-street parking will fill up really early. I assume this is still the case, but there are people who are selling parking on their lawns, and there are also a few nearby churches who sell parking in their lots, too - the last time we visited, we parked at Blessed Sacrament, and had less than a 10 minute walk. There is a big lot at Edgewood college, which you also pay for, and is close to 10 minutes walking, too. Then you have ramps downtown, which can be anywhere from 15-30+ minute walks. Finally, there is Lot 60, which is a big first-come, first-served university lot that has a shuttle.

I don't know if that helps or not, but that's what I know. If you've been before, you know that UW has multiple bars/beer gardens set up as the preferred pre-game festivities as opposed to tailgating. 
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Yeah I always figure getting there early for any neighborhood parking is wise.  Thanks for the great info. :thumbs

 
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