Poulos to start according to ESPN's Pete Thamel

Man I hope this kid is a top tier QB. I have my doubts. I hope he silences them.

Won’t be surprised to see Vezza or others get some PT early….

Coaching staff has been watching all of our QBs.

This is Poulos' chance to show everyone what he can do. The young guys had their chances for months to take QB1 honors away from Poulos.

Is the 110 making the trip for this game?

No,

Also, Ohio sold less than 400 tickets, the rest of allotment was returned and that where the Huskers are seating people in their ticket deals.

It can change BUT 96 degrees forecast for Lincoln for the opener!!!

Have the Bobcats ever played in such heat?

No idea what the temp was but the first game that comes to mind was that game at Louisville when Teddy Bridgewater tore us apart.

Anybody get their tickets yet that were bought through Ohio's allotment? I haven't seen an email yet.

I'll add some extra places to eat. As Trevor mentioned, there is an area southwest of the stadium that is known as the Haymarket which has a lot of bars and places to eat. If you are on foot, that's a great place to go, but can be congested for cars. There are lots of good places to eat, ranging from pricey to inexpensive.

Most expensive, fancy: Casa Bovina, with great beef, but far from downtown. Expect $150/person

Great steaks and roast beef, but a bit less: Misty's

Brew Pub: Lazlo's has great beer, and the food is outstanding. The pub is in the Haymarket, but they have another location in SE Lincoln

Nice Restaurants: Venue, Piedmont Bistro, The Eatery, Salty's Lodge

Farm to Table: The Hub Cafe is not far from downtown

Indian food: Indian Oven is in the Haymarket, Kripa in East Lincoln is also great (don't order hot unless you want really hot)

Mexican Food: my personal favorite is El Potro, but El Potero, Hacienda Real, and Mi Tierra are all very, very good

Gyros: There are four choices downtown, and all are excellent Ali Baba, George's, Sultan's Kite, Pita and Naan

Middle Eastern: Fattoush and Marhaba both look sketchy from the outside, but the food is fabulous and inexpensive. Afghan Village is a buffet that is very good

Vietnamese: I would probably recommend Pho Factory

Thai food: There are 4 Thai places, but only one is authentic, Sisters Thai

Japanese: Koen Japanese BBQ is an authentic Japanese Steakhouse, per my son who is an expert on Japanese culture. For Sushi, Blue Sushi Sake Grill in the Haymarket

Peruvian Chicken: The Golden Chickens

Pizza: Valentino's is a local favorite, but the crust is a limp pastry, so many from out of town don't like it. You can try The Isles, Vics, Piezano's, or Ramo's Pizza

Italian: My favorite is Florio's, but Napoli's and Villa Amore are also good

I bet this list includes a lot of places that Trevor has never tried. ;)

If anyone wants to get together, they can PM me.