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Nebraska fans buying Wyoming season tickets

If you are looking for Nebraska football tickets to any Husker game this year, Ticket Express is the go-to source for tickets for any Husker football game, whether home or away.
There is a real ticket crunch for one of the games on the Huskers' 2011 schedule, and that's the Sept. 24 game at Wyoming.
Wyoming's War Memorial Stadium seats about 30,000, a little more than a third of the capacity of Nebraska's Memorial Stadium. The University received just 3,850 tickets for their allotment for the game, and those tickets were picked up in a hurry by Husker fans.
Some fans are resorting to becoming Wyoming season ticket holders, just so they can get tickets to the Nebraska game. That means being stuck with tickets to see Wyoming take on such noted football powerhouse teams as Weber State, Texas State and New Mexico.
While the Cowboys do host TCU, a team that beat Wisconsin in last year's Rose Bowl, those Husker fans who do decide to purchase season tickets to the Wyoming game are going to be stuck with some tickets to football games that aren't going to be of much appeal to fans who aren't followers of Wyoming football.
You don't have to be stuck with tickets to football games you don't want to watch. You can get great seats to see Nebraska travel to Wyoming to take on the Cowboys on Saturday, Sept. 24. Don't miss out on what should be a fun road trip -- get your tickets now at Ticket Express -- where no Husker football game is ever sold out.

Nebraska players showing up on award watch lists

Fans with Nebraska football tickets should be on the lookout for Lavonte David.
And Jared Crick.
And Alfonzo Dennard.
These guys are among several Huskers who are already showing up on preseason "watch lists" for several notable postseason awards leading into the 2011 college football season.
David, a senior linebacker, has already had his name added to four watch lists for the upcoming campaign. He recently was named among 51 candidates for the Butkus Award, which is given to the nation's top linebacker.
David, who recorded a school-record 152 tackles last year, was already on three other watch lists prior to the Butkus announcement. He is one of three Huskers in line for the Lombardi Award and is also among a trio of Nebraska players tabbed as candidates for the Bednarik Award and Nagurski Trophy.
Joining David on the Bednarik and Nagurski watch lists are Alfonzo Dennard and Jared Crick. Crick and Cameron Meredith are on the Lombardi list with David.
Crick is the lone Husker being considered for the Outland Trophy, which is given to the nation's outstanding defensive player. Dennard is also being considered for the Thorpe Award.
Three other Huskers are on trophy watch lists heading into the 2011 season. Kyler Reed is in line for the Mackey Award, Taylor Martinez is a candidate for the Maxwell Award, and Mike Caputo is on the list for the Rimington Trophy.
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