It is only a matter of time.
Soon you will drop in to Costco to buy some paper towels, dog treats and a rotisserie chicken. But before you can throw any of the Kirkland brand products into your cart you will be greeted by two guys who want to sell you their new cell phone plan.
You pass on by and give a nice wave and hope they don’t try and ask you any questions.
Then there she. It’s a woman with a nice smile and she waves you down. Is she trying to sell you a set of pans? Nope. This woman is trying to sell you a package
of Nebraska football tickets for the upcoming football season.
What year is it? 2025? Nope.
Maybe 2030. Maybe 2040?
It is coming. In fact, South Carolina who is doing it for the upcoming 2025 season. They are selling ticket packages at Costco.
Costco selling discounted 2 ticket packages for South Carolina, Purdue, Louisville, Virginia, Baylor, Oklahoma State, Tulane, UConn, Louisiana, Western Michigan, Kennesaw State & Idaho home games. Varies b/w $49.99 to $99.99. Some include $20 food/beverage credit or parking pass pic.twitter.com/DG8bitq5HA
— Brett McMurphy (@Brett_McMurphy) July 31, 2025
So what year will this happen for Nebraska? Will Costco keep the sell out streak going? Maybe Sam’s Club?
SPORTS! SPORTS! JORTS! SPORTS! SPORTS!
The 3-2-1: Nebraska starts Fall Camp with familiar faces, fresh legs - On3
Nebraska opens Fall Camp with rare roster continuity, a standout new punter in Archie Wilson, and a new Holgorsen added to the staff.
We hit on that and more in this week’s 3-2-1 column with the latest insights, key questions, and one bold prediction.
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Lindenmeyer helping lead with chance to show the versatility to his game in 2025
It was his first time in the big room.
Luke Lindenmeyer pointed that out with a grin as he scanned the surroundings. He'd always done interviews in the halls prior to Monday. Not the main press room in Hawks Championship Center fans always see from interviews on TV or online.
"This is cool. I don't know what to do. Should I give an opening statement or something?" he good-naturedly asked.
Sources - Bengals to sign former Seahawks TE Noah Fant - ESPN
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Tight end Noah Fant, a 2019 first-round draft pick, is expected to sign with the Bengals on a one-year deal, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Thursday. In six seasons in the league, Fant has started in 83 of his 95 appearances. Last year with the Seattle Seahawks, he had 48 catches for 500 yards and one touchdown.
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Mandel’s Mailbag: Big Ten’s Playoff power grab and bold calls for 2025 season - The Athletic
Pretty much every team in the country will hit the practice field for the first time no later than this weekend. The season is nearly upon us, which makes this a good week to start getting into predictions.
But also, the Big Ten’s maniacal College Football Playoff push and, of course, realignment.
Gilbert Arenas arrested on charges of illegal poker games - ESPN
Gilbert Arenas was arrested Wednesday in connection with a federal indictment that alleges the former NBA star hosted illegal high-stakes poker games at his mansion in Encino, California, according to a release from the United States Attorney's Office of Central California.
Does restricted free agency still work for the NBA and its players? Did it ever? - The Athletic
Most offseason business is done for NBA teams, with a few notable exceptions. Golden State’s Jonathan Kuminga, Brooklyn’s Cam Thomas, Philadelphia’s Quentin Grimes and Chicago’s Josh Giddey, all restricted free agents, remain unsigned. With no other teams dangling offers, the teams and their players are in protracted staring contests, with no end in sight.
“STICK TO SPORTS!” Nah.
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Like a normal tubing day on the lake with the guys, right @nosheephere1 pic.twitter.com/op0ADvqA2W
— Cassie Cynical (@TuckerPoodleMA) July 27, 2025
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