Search results

I'll be at the game -- as I have been for every homecoming game since I was a freshman at the U in 1956 -- with my paper ticket. :)

It would help if they would turn down the stadium PA volume, which is ridiculously and unnecessarily loud.

The stadium was designed to be capable of supporting future seating expansion to 80,000. The 30,000 seats would be added above the second deck of the stadium from the end of the press boxes across to the northwest end of the venue, wrapping around the remainder of the horseshoe.

The Gophers went to two Rose Bowls when I was at the U. I went to both games -- by charter train as a student for the 1961 game, and by charter flight as a student chaperone for the 1962 game. Been waiting ever since for a return trip.

Ah . . . Labor Day. The 8:00 p.m. start doesn't help with ticket sales.

Agreed; but the ultimate solution was fun to watch!

Some big shots by Marcus Carr -- a buzzer beater to end the half and two key free throws near the end of the game.

How about Hoiberg’s five years at Iowa State, where the team was 115-56, won two conference tournament championships, went to four NCAA Tournaments, and in his final two seasons was ranked 9th in the final AP poll?

Huh? Lose in the final seconds on the road to a first place, ranked team and you say we stink

The game is at Penn State.

After the game, TT was out on the court a long time practicing three point shots!

What radio station is it on?

Wear maroon and gold to piss off young whippersnappers who have no respect for the old geezers who helped pay for the stadium and the Athlete’s Village, and who endow player scholarships.

I have the “Dedication Basketball Program” from the first game ever played in Williams Arena -- then known as the Minnesota Field House -- on February 4, 1928. The opponent was Ohio State, and the Honorary Referee was “Dr. James Naismith, Originator of Basketball,” who tossed up the ball at the...

Enough already, disco. It’s many of us geezers who have been supporting the football program for 50+ years and helping fund the players’ scholarships and pay for the Athlete’s Village. So disagree with us if you must, but don’t denigrate us like we are some head-in-the-sand know-nothings...

In that case, the players need to understand or be taught that it is the fans and fan-donors who provide the game atmosphere and help fund their scholarships. There are teams whose school colors incorporate black, including the HOGeyes and PurDON"T; but our school colors are MAROON and GOLD...

From Wikipedia on Huntington Bank Stadium: The 50,805-seat "horseshoe" style stadium cost $303.3 million to build and is designed to support future expansion to seat up to 80,000.

Reader comments on the Omaha World Herald story on the suspension are nearly all critical of Creighton.'s action

Although it doesn’t justify what happened, don’t forget that Witte played a role in provoking the incident when he threw an elbow at Gopher players as the two teams crossed paths when leaving the floor at the end of the first half.