LEYKIS101 said:
Actually maybe not..since Green Bay played a couple games each year at Milwaukee for many seasons , not all the games were played at Lambeau .
Overall it would be very close... 43 years, 8 home games a year and 7 before that and 6 at one point, as the schedule has grown from 12 to 14 to 16 games per season.
I know that it's been huge with everyone checking out Callahan's offense (which, not surprisingly looks good against Neb's passing D). I don't think it was anywhere near that before the change. 20-40K is probably a safe guess-but I could swear that it isn't free. For some reason, I have it in my head that it was $5-10 bucks, and that was back around 1990.
Jarbo: KF is got a nice program in place .. great recruiting class last year and probably one of the Top 3 qb / rb combos next yr in Tate & Young ...
that defv line matured late in the year and they have a lb they picked up out of Minnesota that is a Greenway clone and stole a lb out of Purdues backyard that is a true stud and picked up one of the top wideouts in Texas that is from Tates hometown of Baytown
4 straight New Years games? ... Solid and the future looks bright for the Black / Gold backers
that defv line matured late in the year and they have a lb they picked up out of Minnesota that is a Greenway clone and stole a lb out of Purdues backyard that is a true stud and picked up one of the top wideouts in Texas that is from Tates hometown of Baytown
4 straight New Years games? ... Solid and the future looks bright for the Black / Gold backers
TTinCO said:
I knew I had seen it at one time. Remember, this is a Spring football practice we're talking about here. This after a poor year.
http://www.journalstar.com/articles/2005/04/28/huskerextra/doc425f4dc171c25339864629.txt
"A.J. Wallace needed all of three words before mentioning the big number everyone remembers from last year's Nebraska spring football game.
"They're talking about 61,000," Wallace said, referring to attendance of the 2004 Red-White Game at Memorial Stadium."
"Nebraska recruiting coordinator Scott Downing said the record 61,417 fans who attended the spring game last year "created quite a stir" in the recruiting community."
