OU fans look on to the "Sea of Red" in Lincoln Saturday during halftime as the University of Nebraska marching band performs. The OU fan section was located at the top of the southwest corner of the stadium.OU fans who made the trip to the OU-Nebraska football game found some enjoyment in the trip despite the loss.
Lincoln, located deep in the heartland of America, provided a surprisingly unique experience with all the amenities of a wonderful college football town, said Sean Kramer, OU junior.
"I'd never been to Nebraska. I expected it to be somewhat of a simple town, but there was a lot to do and the people were really friendly," said Kramer.
Although the schedule doesn't allow for the 2 traditional rivals of the Big 12 to play every year, Kramer recommends all OU fans to experience Lincoln and Memorial Stadium at least once in their life.
Lincoln, located deep in the heartland of America, provided a surprisingly unique experience with all the amenities of a wonderful college football town, said Sean Kramer, OU junior.
"I'd never been to Nebraska. I expected it to be somewhat of a simple town, but there was a lot to do and the people were really friendly," said Kramer.
Although the schedule doesn't allow for the 2 traditional rivals of the Big 12 to play every year, Kramer recommends all OU fans to experience Lincoln and Memorial Stadium at least once in their life.
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