Nebraska Football Tickets

Huskers take on Sooners for Big 12 title

If you're looking for Nebraska football tickets to see the Huskers take on Oklahoma in the Big 12 Conference Championship, you can get them online at Ticket Express.
Nebraska wrapped up the North Division title Friday with a 45-17 win over Colorado, the final regular-season conference meeting between two teams that are leaving the Big 12 for other conferences next season.
Oklahoma, meanwhile, needed a to survive a fourth-quarter scoring explosion that saw the Sooners and Oklahoma State score 40 points before the Sooners held on for a 47-41 win to wrap up a share of the South Division title. By virtue of their higher placement in the latest BCS standings, Oklahoma will represent the South Division in Saturday's big game.
It's the last Big 12 Conference Championship game for the foreseeable future, as the conference is slimming down to 10 teams. A minimum of 12 teams are required before a conference can have a championship game, and with the departure of Nebraska to the Big Ten and Colorado to the new Pac 12 (along with Utah), two old rivals from the Big Eight Conference, which added four Texas schools to become the Big 12, will settle the argument of which team is the last conference football champion.
Both teams possess solid defenses and offenses with the potential to score points in bunches. A big key for Nebraska will be the health of freshman quarterback Taylor Martinez, who sat out last weekend's game against Colorado. If he's not ready to go, sophomore Cody Green has proved an effective alternative and would get the start Saturday in Cowboys Stadium.
Nebraska and Oklahoma settled many a Big Eight Conference title over the years, and you have a chance to see the two old foes go at it one more time this Saturday in the Big 12 Conference Championship game at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Get your tickets for the big game now at Ticket Express -- where no Nebraska football game is ever sold out.

Huskers in Big 12 Champioship game with a win

Fans with Nebraska football tickets will have a chance to see the Huskers go out of the Big 12 Conference in style, as the Huskers close out the regular season with a home matchup Friday against Colorado.

It's the last regular-season game in the Big 12 Conference for both teams, as Nebraska will move to the Big Ten Conference next year while Colorado joins Utah in what will become the Pac 12 Conference in 2011.

The Huskers have had a rough go the last couple of weeks, but are looking to close things out on the right foot and nail down their second straight North Division title, putting them in the Big 12 Conference Championship Game for the second straight season. They will take on a Colorado team that has struggled through the season, fired their coach and are in need of a win Friday to become bowl-eligible.

The Huskers are coming into the game after a controversial 9-6 loss at Texas A&M in a game that saw the Huskers flagged for 16 penalties, compared to just two for the host Aggies. Husker fans have grown more frustrated with the quality of officiating in the Big 12 Conference, and some are only too anxious to see the Huskers leave for the Big Ten.

It should be a great season-ending matchup at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, and you can get your Nebraska football tickets now to watch the Huskers take on Colorado at Ticket Express -- where no Husker football game is ever sold out.

Huskers banged up, getting ready for Kansas

Who will be quarterback this week? That's a question on the minds of fans with Nebraska football tickets this week as Nebraska prepares to do battle with Kansas.
Taylor Martinez was hurt in Nebraska's win over MIssouri two weeks ago, and saw limited action in Nebraska's 31-30 overtime win at Iowa State last week.
Zac Lee has been out with a shoulder injury, so the job fell to Cody Green, who overcame an early hit to the head to lead Nebraska to an exciting win on the road.
Coach Bo Pelini felt Green played well in running the Husker offense, and wasn't sure who would get the starting nod for Saturday's matchup with Kansas. Martinez is getting closer to 100 percent and could very well be under center for Saturday's 6 p.m. matchup.
Nebraska has been battling through a number of injuries, which is common for football teams at this point in the season. Pelini said the team is going to battle through the rest of the regular season and rest up for the bowl game, knowing that there is still some opportunities for a Big 12 Championship and a BCS bowl game riding on the outcome of the final three games.
You can get great seats to see Nebraska take on Kansas now at Ticket Express -- where no Nebraska football game is ever sold out.