Obviuosly NU is our favorite, but who is your #2??

[solesrfr]

C

 

[AUnhusker]

Packers #2. You meant in college of course. #2 in college depends on the year and Huskers circumstances.

 

[Dotsee]

Kentucky, I've been a fan of UK longer than NU. When they play each other, I don't cheer for anyone

 

[Florida Husker]

Who you cheering for on September 19, 2020?

THe Huskers all the way! Although it should be an interesting game. I have been a Nebraska fan much longer.

 

[Plague of Crickets]

Cal Bears, another basket of misery (though they are going bowling this year).

 

[ksuhusker]

That's ironic coming from "KSUhusker"... do you work there or something?

Nah just not good with cleverness, only name I could think of when doing the profile.

 

[BuiltRedTough]

Arkansas...

It has been a rough couple of years!

 

[Purple Prof]

Clemson and A&M - alum of both. Was an usher at Kyle Field for a while back in the late 90's. Go Tigers!

 

[Power of Corn]

im a UCLA season tix holder, not cause i was a big fan, but living so far away from Mecca, i needed a football fix. The tailgating there is unparalleled, a big chunck of it is on a large golf course, so lots of folks, lots of shade, nice weather, that part is ideal, and i have quite a few friends who like to go.

 

[AnnArborHusker]

For me it is LSU and I am responding because a few of you picked them as well. If it is not OK to tell this story then please say so and I will delete; as I have said before I know we stay fairly anonymous on here.

We moved from Omaha to New Orleans in the 70's when I was in Jr high. After 1 year in NOLA we moved to Baton Rouge where I graduated high school (Catholic High Baton Rouge), same school Warrick Dunn, Major Applewhite, Darius Guice, Clyde Edwards-Helaire and Ben Miles attended.

I was a pretty good place kicker and had grown up "knowing" I was going to play at DONU. My coach sent film and stats up to Lincoln and the response was a luke-warm "yeah, we pretty much get our kickers more locally so..." After that heartbreak my coach contacted the LSU staff and they needed a kicker in that class so I had a preferred walk on spot if I wanted it. Recruiting back in those days, especially for kickers, was nowhere near what it is today; lot's of guys were offered right after their senior season by pretty big schools. I spent two years there, saw the field exactly one time and loved every minute of it. When that ended I moved to Lincoln to finish my degree at the place I wanted to attend from the beginning so I guess I had the best of both worlds. After graduation I moved to Ann Arbor where I have been ever since and have actually placed UM as my #3.

As you can imagine the whole Bo, Micky Joseph, Ben Miles and Joe Burrow connections have been pretty surreal for me....

 

[Plague of Crickets]

im a UCLA season tix holder, not cause i was a big fan, but living so far away from Mecca, i needed a football fix. The tailgating there is unparalleled, a big chunck of it is on a large golf course, so lots of folks, lots of shade, nice weather, that part is ideal, and i have quite a few friends who like to go.

My father-in-law had eight UCLA season tickets for many years, and I went to numerous games with him, including a Rose Bowl. Tailgates on the grass were major highlights.

 

[McJack]

As a North Dakota native, it's been quite fun watching NDSU's run of success.

 

[ThotDoc]

My alma mater, D3 Wheaton (IL) College.

 

[Rock0133]

I would have to say Arkansas also. However the Wooo Pig deal bugs the hell out of me. I'd say Texas A&M 3rd.

 

[Hooked on Huskers]

South Dakota State since I graduated from there.

1. duh ....
2. Notre Dame Fighting Irish
3. Air Force Falcons
4. South Dakota State Jackrabbits. I was born and raised in Sioux Falls.
5. Probably Boise State Broncos