Steve Sipple at Holy Ghost church tonight (Sept. 6)...

[MAG]

Lincoln Journal Star newspaper columnist Steve Sipple will speak tonight at Holy Ghost church in Omaha. Starts at 7pm. 8 bucks to get in 4 dollars for kids. Plenty to drink and eat available along with a couple raffle drawings for some sweet Husker stuff. Church located at S. 52nd & 'Q' sts. in south Omaha.

Thanks Husker Online.

 

[JohnRossEwing]

Has anyone ever been bored enough to attend?

 

[MAG]

Has anyone ever been bored enough to attend?

We average 50 to 75 people each week so yeah, there must some bored Husker fans on Thursday evenings. Starting with me.

 

[JohnRossEwing]

We average 50 to 75 people each week so yeah, there must some bored Husker fans on Thursday evenings. Starting with me.

Dang, that is crazy! Good for you guys!

 

[Tuco Salamanca]

I bet Sipple talks about Coach Osborne and his 15 interviews in the past 3 years. Ha ha

 

[litespeedhuskerfan]

We average 50 to 75 people each week so yeah, there must some bored Husker fans on Thursday evenings. Starting with me.

Any single women attend, or is it pretty much a sausage fest?

 

[scarletred]

It use to be the best thing since slice bread when Osborne asst would take turns and show the previous game film in it’s entirely on Wednesday night...

Ahhh those were the good old days..

 

[grayhairedfreak]

What was the O/U on "Oh, I don't know..."?

 

[MAG]

Any single women attend, or is it pretty much a sausage fest?

Women do in fact attend and they ask several questions.

 

[huskerfan66]

Women do in fact attend and they ask several questions.

I think the key word for him was SINGLE....lol

 

[MAG]

I think the key word for him was SINGLE....lol

That is funny. I thought he meant, 'does even one single woman show up'. This reminds of the time former Husker QB Joe Ganz spoke at Holy Ghost. Man the woman that showed up that particular night. All brought their A-game too. Tight tops, made up really nice. Sat up close to the front so Ganz could see them. Unreal. I wasn't even paying any attention to what Ganz was saying. I was too busy "scanning the scenery".