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Do you expect Nebraska's home sellout streak to last through the 2022 season?

Asked by Husker Max

9/17/2022

Do you expect Nebraska's home sellout streak to last through the 2022 season?

49%

Yes

51%

No WINNER

49%

Yes

6 Comments

Agron Leopold

If the athletic department let's it be known that there are available seats... people who don't usually get to go will snatch them up. All the fans who take it for granted can stay home and pout. Those of us who want to go to a Husker game will show up and raise hell

Matt Cain

You have to raise hell because the game is now secondary due to poor performance

Ryan Moss

It’s all they have left of their once stories program. Now it’s just hope followed by all the stages of grief. Sad.

Herbie Husker Titze

Because the fans and local businesses will continue to support them...I will

Kerry Bahns

Come on, it's the HUSKERS!

Wade Williams

I say yes but.....only if Frost and Co can come through with a career saving season. If Frost and Co are gone with games still to play, then probably not!

James Traut

Loyalty is still a part of Husker football. Loyalty won’t last forever but is present today.

51%

No

5 Comments

Matt Cain

The streak is a joke now anyway. It's not packed and we all know the local businesses buy up tickets to keep it going. Let it go and focus on upgrading the facilities and the actual football product we put on the field.

Randy Wolf

Neb will not win another game. Mickey Joseph cannot do this by just showing up. The defense is horribly inept. The Blackshirt program is a joke.

Tom Rothanzl

I believe that the premium prices(and donation) for season tickets does not match the product on the field and has not for a decade. Somethings got to give.

Brad Meister

its over....for alot of things, we are a volleyball state

Alexanderthegreatandterrible

Its over this season because we will likely not beat Oklahoma, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Purdue or Iowa and it is up in the air whether we can even beat Rutgers, Illinois and Indiana. Our defense just looks too weak and offense is still too inconsistent.