Just don't get it.....
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What % of the time does does a football player spend in the stadium on game days versus other time on campus or surrounding area?
90+++% of their time is spent in endeavors outside of the game day atmosphere. There is your answer
Besides going to the beach what else is "so much more to do" in Cali. Lincoln is a awesome college town with plenty to do and from what I noticed yesterday, plenty of pretty ladies as well.
Here is a site that lists 906 cool things to do in souther cali
http://www.atlasobscura.com/things-to-do/california/places
Well today we also have fires near Pasadena so there is that ...He has a girlfriend that is a Junior in high school that might have had something to do with it
Once you've been there for a little while life becomes much of the same as it is else where. There is a lot more to do as far as hobbies go though. In Nebraska they only seem to give a shit about fishing and hunting, everything else they're ultra conservative about.
Ummmm I can name a few. Weather, beaches, girlfriend, UCLA is in Beverly Hills, weather and weather. You can play football year round outside.
I will say that Lincoln is getting better at creating events with Pinnacle Bank Arena, the renovation of the Railyard and Haymarket district and making it more appealing.
Weather is warm there year round, plus there is a lot to do there. Not to mention the girls are hot. The area is very heavily populated so there is a lot of them! UCLA also has great academics.
The one thing that Nebraska does have over California (specifically Los Angeles) is, generally speaking, not as many fake people. There is lot of pretentiousness in Los Angeles and yes it's generalizing a population but I think Riley is selling recruits on the family atmosphere and the fact that they might get lost in a big city and can thrive in a smaller environment like Lincoln and be a star in the state of Nebraska (and our fan base).
You guys keep posting these pics and I really think his actual girlfriend was a big factor in staying close
Too many runzas and earthquakes go hand in hand. Have studied this extensively.
If you get tired of the beach/palm tree/ocean thing you can run up into the mountains for the day and take in the fireplace/alpine scene with some skiing at Big Bear. Or go to the desert and blow up a four wheeler. Then think of the sky on a midwestern winter day (at ND the kids call the sky 'Perma Gray' - they have on campus tanning booths) when the snow is piled up and soot black and your car looks like a Russian assault vehicle and your a** is frozen shut. 'California dreaming' We do have great people in the midwest though, in my opinion the best overall.
I'd consider USC just for the song girls, unreal. I first noticed them in 2007 when I was in high school when we played them in LA.
I believe statistics bear out that most recruits stay closer to home. States like California, Texas & Florida, with larger talent pools, have inherent recruiting advantages.
Just stop already. California has beautiful weather year round. Low humidity, mild temps, beautifully fit women, the beach, the mountains, etc.. If you've ever driven on Pacific Coast Highway for more than 50 feet, you understand the reason why kids stay in California. Between Colorado and California, they are the two most beautiful states in the country.
And you are highly wrong.
I hate sand in my buttcrack....and every other crevice for that matter.
haha they left out the horrendous traffic, good luck getting to those with a student athletes schedule. People in LA burn multiple hours of their lives "en route" daily!
