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Huskers

The Sea of Red, Arkansas State, 2009

I grew up roughly forty miles away from Memorial Stadium, and the Nebraska Cornhuskers are the team of my heart. My first memories are the teams of the 90’s who went 60-3 and won three National Titles in 1994, 1995, and 1997. The Huskers haven’t matched that success since then, but they’ve been very good, and remain a relevant national team. Below is my unique vision on Husker football, and other sports: Link

Update: As of February of 2013, I am now a contributor to the website HuskerMax.com, and you can read my writing here. I and my fellow writers are paid for page views, so please click and comment! Thanks!

Driving against Northwestern, 2012

Husker taking the field against Minnesota, 2012, Tom Osborne's last home game. As you can see, a lot of people were out to capture the magic for themselves.

Husker taking the field against Minnesota, 2012, Tom Osborne’s last home game. As you can see, a lot of people were out to capture the magic for themselves.

TVLine

TV News, Previews, Spoilers, Casting Scoop, Interviews

goingoutandcomingin

"The Lord will keep your going out and your coming in from this time forth and forevermore." Psalm 121:8

Just a Guy

with an Appetite

Sun-Ton Farms

Family Dairy Farm since 1969 located in Southwest Washington.

StarboCho

Dragon Slaying: from the Lutheran Perspective

Final Mystery

"The final mystery is oneself" - Oscar Wilde

Biking with Coleman

Traversing North America by Bicycle

Christianity in America

The blog of Matthew Tuininga

Musings of a Circuit Riding Parson

Just another small town, small town, small town preacher

Oratio + Meditatio + Tentatio

A theologian's pressure cooker.

Brent Kuhlman's Blog

A great WordPress.com site

Peruse and Muse

One Author in Search of an Audience

St. Matthew Lutheran Church

Bonne Terre, Missouri

Tips On Travelling

Learn how to travel Further. Longer. Cheaper.

nickgregath

Sports in Perspective.

De Profundis Clamavi ad Te, Domine

"we continually step out of God's sight, so that he may not see us in the depths, into which he alone looks." M.L.