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As in what time?If you want a good spot on one of the south hillsides so you can see the scoreboard, you'd better
head in there early on
Saturday.
So what should I expect? When should I head over and where to sit?
Sit on the south side, north side hillside usually has kids that are running around right by the fence and block view. Bring blanket or you will have a wet rear end since it is supposed to rain Friday into Saturday.
It would be the best view to quickly find an open seat in the upper corner as soon as possible, especially SW side.
As in what time?
So what should I expect? When should I head over and where to sit?
I don't think anyone really knows. Last year, with all four corners open, you could still get a good spot 20 mins before the game. This year that all goes out the window. People are going to storm the south side hillsides. Especially with all the tickets sold for the UNI and Iowa games. I would say if you want a good spot on the south side for the first two games, I would go at least an hour early. But I'm just guessing. I will probably head in around 9:45 for the Iowa game. Maybe earlier. Going to cut into my tailgating, but I want a good view for the wins!As in what time?
Better than him asking what it means to **** a husker. :twitcy:Avoid the NE hillside if you have young kids, unless you want to teach them some new words in the cheers coming from the Student Section. My first game at Jack Trice was with my young son for the Nebraska game. "Dad, what does it mean to huck a fusker?"
Better than him asking what it means to **** a husker. :twitcy:
ohhhh ok.Actually, he learned the "real thing," but I wrote it for non-deletion.