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[QUOTE="AZHuskiePop, post: 1563924, member: 1609"]
My buddy was a farm boy in a small town in Nebraska ,his HS  was so small it  played 7v7 football .In those days every graduate of a state accredited school had to be accepted at The  U of N. He was a walk on running back who played a year or two before he gave it up.  It was also very inexpensive. 
   He lives a few houses from me and on football days the Husker red flag is planted in his front yard replaced by an AZ Cardinal flag on Sunday. (he is a season ticket holder and a member of the hardcore 20,000 who bought season tickets when Phoenix got a pro team. ) 
His wife is just as dedicated 
Their are a number of other Nebraska families here all still loyal to their old State University. 
A few years ago The B12 women 's played a golf tournament at my course.
On the 11th hole a Nebraka fan with a golf course lot had a huge  Husker banner in their back yard. That had to make the girls  feel real proud .Its like being part of a family.
I think UConn is family also but in a more Northeast type way. Football however is the prodigal son whose long awaited return is yet to come,
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