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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Texas Code of Criminal Procedure - CRIM P Art. 42.031. Work release program
https://codes.findlaw.com/tx/code-of-criminal-procedure/crim-ptx-crim-pro-art-42-031.html
Yeah, but they have a "work release" program in Texas; they probably could get out on the weekends to play football in Texas...........
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Nebraska still working through possibilities for adding 12th game
Nebraska did not play its scheduled opener against Akron on Saturday night, and the game was not played Sunday, either, after Nebraska offered to house the Zips across multiple dorm facilities on Saturday night.
Huskers AD Bill Moos told reporters Wednesday he would still like to get his team a 12th game, and is still working through the possibility of re-scheduling Akron for Dec. 1. Nebraska is off Oct. 27 and Akron isn’t. Akron is off Sept. 29 and Nebraska isn’t.
But neither team has a scheduled game for Dec. 1, and Moos said that remains the likeliest option at this point.
“I did leave with (Akron athletic director) Larry Williams the options of a 12th game. I thought we had very good dialogue. We kind of left it verbally that we’d like to play the game,” Moos said, via HuskerOnline. “We don’t have a common bye so it’d have to be at the end of the year. If both schools agreed to it, we could play on the Saturday after the end of the regular season barring if either team was in their conference championship game.
“That’s a loose end out there. That’s an option.”
Moos also said Nebraska could schedule an FCS opponent for Oct. 27, however, that would require lining up another team that happens to have a bye week and is willing to take a pummeling on short notice.
There is still the money factor to be worked out as well. For now, Nebraska is holding onto both the gate it made from selling 85,000 or so tickets and the $1.17 million it promised Akron. A no-refund policy is printed on each ticket, so Nebraska’s technically within its rights there, though Moos said it would honor the sold tickets should a 12th game be added. As for the guarantee, it’s not due until March. Moos said Nebraska will definitely cover Akron’s travel expenses, but it remains up in the air as to whether Nebraska would pay the rest for a game that didn’t happen. Akron, obviously, wants the money it was banking on. Nebraska, obviously, doesn’t want to pay for something that never happened.
Entire article: https://collegefootballtalk.nbcspor...g-through-possibilities-for-adding-12th-game/
Re: But neither team has a scheduled game for Dec. 1, and Moos said that remains the likeliest option at this point.
Apparently Corn isn't planning on being in the B1G Championship Game........
Nebraska did not play its scheduled opener against Akron on Saturday night, and the game was not played Sunday, either, after Nebraska offered to house the Zips across multiple dorm facilities on Saturday night.
Huskers AD Bill Moos told reporters Wednesday he would still like to get his team a 12th game, and is still working through the possibility of re-scheduling Akron for Dec. 1. Nebraska is off Oct. 27 and Akron isn’t. Akron is off Sept. 29 and Nebraska isn’t.
But neither team has a scheduled game for Dec. 1, and Moos said that remains the likeliest option at this point.
“I did leave with (Akron athletic director) Larry Williams the options of a 12th game. I thought we had very good dialogue. We kind of left it verbally that we’d like to play the game,” Moos said, via HuskerOnline. “We don’t have a common bye so it’d have to be at the end of the year. If both schools agreed to it, we could play on the Saturday after the end of the regular season barring if either team was in their conference championship game.
“That’s a loose end out there. That’s an option.”
Moos also said Nebraska could schedule an FCS opponent for Oct. 27, however, that would require lining up another team that happens to have a bye week and is willing to take a pummeling on short notice.
There is still the money factor to be worked out as well. For now, Nebraska is holding onto both the gate it made from selling 85,000 or so tickets and the $1.17 million it promised Akron. A no-refund policy is printed on each ticket, so Nebraska’s technically within its rights there, though Moos said it would honor the sold tickets should a 12th game be added. As for the guarantee, it’s not due until March. Moos said Nebraska will definitely cover Akron’s travel expenses, but it remains up in the air as to whether Nebraska would pay the rest for a game that didn’t happen. Akron, obviously, wants the money it was banking on. Nebraska, obviously, doesn’t want to pay for something that never happened.
Entire article: https://collegefootballtalk.nbcspor...g-through-possibilities-for-adding-12th-game/
Re: But neither team has a scheduled game for Dec. 1, and Moos said that remains the likeliest option at this point.
Apparently Corn isn't planning on being in the B1G Championship Game........
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alexhortdog95
Eye to the future, honoring the past
Apparently Corn isn't planning on being in the B1G Championship Game........
Man, we haven't even played a game yet. You damn right we aren't planning on being in the B1G....this year....
But this is more about the $$$. Akron is supposed to get almost 2 Million for the game that was cancelled.
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Nebraska suffered a really bad loss today. They had Colorado stopped, then a stupid penalty on 3rd and 24 gave the Buffaloes a first down. They threw a TD then held
Bullshit penalty.
Bullshit penalty.
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alexhortdog95
Eye to the future, honoring the past
All hell is breaking loose in Cornland:
5 minutes ago, secretasianman said:
Scott Fraud. Coaching lost this game. This isn’t f-in PlayStation football.
5 minutes ago, secretasianman said:
Scott Fraud. Coaching lost this game. This isn’t f-in PlayStation football.
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Seems extreme. I think this one can be blamed mostly on the kids making boneheaded mistakes.
Frost mismanaged clock some but that TD would've still happened. His biggest failure was having just 1 scholarship QB left. How do you let that happen ? And how do you decide it's a good idea to use him as a ground weapon in that scenario ?
Frost mismanaged clock some but that TD would've still happened. His biggest failure was having just 1 scholarship QB left. How do you let that happen ? And how do you decide it's a good idea to use him as a ground weapon in that scenario ?
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alexhortdog95
Eye to the future, honoring the past
After Riley left, so did the first of 2 of his scholarship QBs. Then, after Gebbia didn't win the job in the fall, he left to go to Corvalis.
The play call, that was dumb, especially when Ozigbo was getting about 5 yards a carry, and Belll was averaging 8 a carry.
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That was bad, but corn nation needs to be patient. Frost was left a shit sandwich, so 7 or 8 wins this year would be a big step.
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alexhortdog95
Eye to the future, honoring the past
If he gets to a bowl this year, he'd be doing something, in my opinion.
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alexhortdog95
Eye to the future, honoring the past
At least we're not Florida state right now. Holy shit.
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I don't know if there's enough lotion to get me through the night if Samford pulls this off.
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alexhortdog95
Eye to the future, honoring the past
The guys on The First Team (ESPNU Radio, SIRIUSXM) were clowning the decision for Tristian Gebbia to transfer a couple weeks ago.
I can't blame them at all. Guy could have played a couple of games, left after 3 or 4, still redshirted, and played elsewhere if he so chose.
I can't blame them at all. Guy could have played a couple of games, left after 3 or 4, still redshirted, and played elsewhere if he so chose.
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