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Can pay-per-view help Husker football happen this year?

Can pay-per-view help Husker football happen this year?

I'm in!

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Not interested

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I'm in!

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Michael Billig
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Michael Billig

I am all for paying to watch. Not sure 200 stones is in the budget for this Nebraska-bred now in Indiana kid if most are free though. If they can get $20/game that seem acceptable.

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Dennis Paulsen
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Dennis Paulsen

We are Nebraska and Husker Football is part of our identity. Letting Husker football suffer, is letting COVID 19 win.

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Carolyn Ingels Schroeder
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Carolyn Ingels Schroeder

$200 is a small price to pay to keep the Huskers rolling along.

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Scott Dreas
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Scott Dreas

I'm in but how would that work ABC, ESPN, and BTN, aren't all games already televised? Wouldn't the networks have to give up games for PPV?

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Mike Petersen
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Mike Petersen

I'm in but not at this price. Each B10 team would have 4 games televised on Big 10 Network and these would all be PPV at $15 each. The remaining games on other networks would be free as usual.

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Matt Seiler
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Matt Seiler

I'm in but only as a last ditch effort. I believe they can seat more than 20k in the stands. Let the rich help them out instead of grabbing into the pockets of the middle class who need this outlet

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John Something
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John Something

Just because NU football is my one only escape every year. Definitely willing to fork it up to watch Big Red. GBR!!

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Robert Flanagan
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Robert Flanagan

I would do it if for no other reason than nebraska and it's football program cannot afford a lack of a season and if this would hlep then I say I'm ALL FOR IT !!

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Doug Miller
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Doug Miller

I'm in with a big IF. As a remote Husker who "cut the cord" years ago it's, at times, difficult to see the games. So yes, but... they had better put a better product on the field.

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Not interested

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Rick Shaneyfelt
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Rick Shaneyfelt

I'm already paying the price of a season ticket plus donation fee. If I am unable to attend the game or games why would I pay an additional amount when I could watch it free on TV? This makes no sense

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Gale Cogswell
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Gale Cogswell

I won't watch the games. I am tired of the Huskers.

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S Heese
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S Heese

As much as I would love to see football this fall, I can't ethically wrap my head around this. The economy is collapsing, people are out of jobs and money is desperately needed in more important areas

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John Thompson
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John Thompson

I have a Radio.. it's a SCAM-DEMIC.. play the games let fans make the choice.

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Doug Miller
Doug Miller

I have difficulties getting the radio broadcast as I live in Charlotte. I still have to pay one way or another.

Douglas Norman
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Douglas Norman

It's not that big of a deal to me whether or not football is played TBH. There are much more things that I can find to on Saturdays.

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Doug Miller
Doug Miller

I'm very much afraid I wouldn't miss it, Yuck

Ron Joseph
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Ron Joseph

I will just go to the Oklahoma Cornhusker Club watch party in Tulsa and watch it there!! GBR

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REF Fan
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REF Fan

When the administrations bring their spending under control instead of using the meglamillions package they get, then maybe. Not wanting anarchy, but common sense to enter the picture.

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Are you OK with Nebraska's canceling of the Tennessee series?

Are you OK with Nebraska's canceling of the Tennessee series?

Yes, it's a financial necessity.

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No, it appears cowardly.

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Yes, it's a financial necessity.

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Thomas Wright
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Thomas Wright

Exactly what Jeremy just said …. duh 😂

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Jeremy Lojack
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Jeremy Lojack

No matter how bad it looks, Dannen has to do what's necessary to keep the athletic department in the black financially. That's the bottom line. He can't allow millions in revenue to be lost just to save face.

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No, it appears cowardly.

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John Lund
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John Lund

Live in Nashville and have been waiting for this game for years. TN canceled the first one for the VTech game in Bristol. We need to be playing more elite teams outside the big10. That was what the expanded playoffs were for, more best on best games. Now we look like the typical SEC team, weak.

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Kelly Smith
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Kelly Smith

Stadium Reno is a horrible excuse. It is cowardice....

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Jeremy Lojack
Jeremy Lojack

It's not cowardice. Dannen only recently was given the numbers on when and how much the South Stadium renovation would cost. He made this move to add an 8th home game to keep the athletic dept from losing millions of $$.

VAHuskerFan
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VAHuskerFan

It definitely seems very cowardly, very disappointed.

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Suicide Slush Puppie
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Suicide Slush Puppie

Not all fans live in Big 10 country, and this was the one game on a future schedule that was within driving distance for me. Not to mention the Smoky Mountains would've been a great travel destination for our fans. The "stadium remodel" excuse seems like a cop-out.

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Leo Jelinek
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Leo Jelinek

Gets Rhule two wins and makes Dannebrog look good.

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Will the men's basketball Huskers make NCAA tourney?

Will the men's basketball Huskers make NCAA tourney?

Definitely in

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On the bubble

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Definitely in

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On the bubble

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Randy Weitzenkamp
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Randy Weitzenkamp

Unfortunately, that January slide might be a bit too much to overcome. I hope they prove me wrong.

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Jeremy Lojack
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Jeremy Lojack

With their record, they'll be lucky to sneak into the tourney. NIT seems more likely.

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George mcdaniel
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George mcdaniel

It is 50 50 if they will make it or not

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Roger Shriver
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Roger Shriver

No great BIG teams this year so they sneak in, get a 9 or 10 seed, and continue their perfect record in the Big Dance :).

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