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The pair first met in 1993, which was the Nittany Lions’ first-ever Big Ten conference game in program history. With Campbell coming to Happy Valley as the new head coach, playing the same opponent that Penn State played in its Big Ten debut as his first White Out would be poetic. Calling this...

I always like to say "This is great...remember when we were duking it out with all the MAC schools, Texas St., and UL-Monroe?"

Frat boys can only come from big cities. Thanks! Got it!

Dude can't even pronounce Koi's last name correctly. Anyway, tough to say if "Perish" will have a good year. He tried to be a Brett Favre–like hero here in certain situations, and it backfired in more than a few cases... horribly. I've always thought he was a cocky frat boy here, so it will be...

It would be fun to get the Jug in front of the home crowd.

...along with Tommy Teletubby.

...and

And who can forget Jimmy Kleinsasser?

Not sure, but I hope for a cool venue to stop in before a game and have some beers and maybe listen to some music. Something with character and not another franchise. Make it unique.

At this point, you should be past being amazed by greed in college athletics.

I'm pretty sure I'm on record in an old thread saying Deion Sanders is at Colorado for four seasons at the most. Something about getting fired if there isn't much improvement; or winning and moving on to a helmet school with lots of money. I never factored in the "everyone's just bored with it"...

Does "eager" mean "without using arms"? Just curious.

Was digging around looking up some stuff about Tom. He went to BC of the CFL because he was offered $5,000 more than his offers in the NFL or the AFL. Plus, he fell in love with British Columbia. Said his daughter, Sue - "he loved the outdoors and BC had it all!".

I think everyone bulleted in your lists are bluebloods except for Nebraska.

I heard his Jack Kerouac "On the Road" scroll sold for ~$12M. One of the Zachs or Bryans of country music bought it. Too many to figure them all out.

Some day, a crazy, wild-eyed scientist or a kid may show up asking about that book. ... --- / .. - / --. --- . ...

...where Minnesota is always #10. In everything.

The way college football has gone, I wouldn’t be surprised if there were a few of those guys still on the team.

Hey, they gotta give the sad, angry Strib commenters some fodder now and then to keep the clicks coming.