Nebraska Football Balloon Tradition Returns for Colorado Game
Nebraska Football Balloon Tradition Returns for Colorado Game
Nebraska Football Balloon Tradition Returns for Colorado Game
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The iconic balloon release tradition at Nebraska's Memorial Stadium will return for the highly anticipated game against Colorado on September 7, 2024, after being halted in 2022 due to a helium shortage and environmental concerns. Nebraska Athletics announced that red balloons will be distributed for free and released after the Huskers’ first touchdown, although this tradition will only occur during select special occasions moving forward. Athletic Director Troy Dannen had hinted at the revival through social media, creating excitement among fans. This comeback coincides with a celebration of the Huskers' 1994 national championship team and the recognition of former coach Frank Solich, who will be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. While the tradition has faced challenges in the past, including prior helium shortages, its return is seen as a significant moment for fans and the team under Dannen's leadership. The event marks a notable milestone in Nebraska football's attempt to re-establish its culture and spirit.

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