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Blog Entry 31 of 32 The Buff Stops Here: CU and Boulder news for students and residents
You're going to be fine. Take a deep breath and realize that being a college student only happens for a four (or five, or maybe even six) year period in your life. Take the time to enjoy it. Do you need to know what's going on around you in Boulder? Want to connect to other CU students around? This blog is going to help you get the most out of CU and Boulder as you can, with interviews, the latest news about CU and Boulder that effects you and links to resources for CU students.

Buffs, Huskers desperately seeking a win


Friday will see a rekindling of one of the biggest rivalries in the region.

The Colorado Buffaloes will welcome the Nebraska Cornhuskers to Folsom Field at 10 a.m. Nov. 23 for what will definitely be the last game of the season for one team. The game will be televised nationally on ABC.

Both teams can become bowl eligible with a victory. Last year, the Buffs lost 37-14 in Lincoln. I hope that fans of the Huskers come out of the woodwork early this year and start harping on how its "not a rivalry, more like domination."

It's true: The Huskers are 46-17-2 all time against the Buffs. That's pretty close to domination. But every time these teams get together, it's a hard fought battle and this Friday's game will be no different.

Plus, Nebraska coach Bill Callahan is on the ropes, fighting for his football life, with Interim AD Tom Osborne all but announcing that he won't be back next year.

Coach Hawk is trying to get bowl eligible for the first time as CU's head coach.
This year's total of 5 wins so far is already 2 1/2 times better than last year's win total of 2.

The Daily Camera has a story about the rivalry. Click here to read it.

The Times-Call also has a story about the Nebraska game.

Here's the Denver Post's take.

Events
Here's a post-Thanksgiving event you can do this weekend.

-Niwot's Enchanted Evening will happen from 5 to 8 p.m. Nov. 23 in Old Town Niwot and Cottonwood Square. Niwot kicks off its holiday season with the annual event, Enchanted Evening. Activities include visits with Santa, live music, Banjo Billy's Bus giving rides from Old Town to Cottonwood Square, Live Music, in store specials, gift basket drawings and more. Tree and town lighting at 6 pm. For more information, visit www.niwot.com.

News
-The Campus Press has a story about about how to bake the perfect pumpkin pie.
-The Denver Post has a story about the alleged land grab by one Boulder couple.
-Finally, the Times-Call has a story about the Boulder County Sheriff's Dept. use of radio communications.

Have a nice Thanksgiving and weekend!

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