To get rid of bedbugs at UNL residence halls, exterminators are heating the rooms to 120 degrees. The rooms are almost as hot as coach Doc Sadler's seat.
The Huskers had 15 points at home in the first half vs. Michigan. Soccer fans were walking out, complaining about the low scoring.
Saturday's Creighton-Wichita State game was delayed when Columbus High School girls basketball coaches demanded to know if Gregory Echenique's pink shoes were regulation.
On "Inside the NBA," Shaq danced in his underwear. However, he didn't embarrass himself until he put up a free-throw attempt.
New York Knicks star Jeremy Lin sleeps on his brother's couch. You think that's something — Allen Iverson and Terrell Owens are crashing in the dining room.
Memphis is joining the Big East. This is opposed by the group "People Who Have Ever Looked at a Map."
The Big Ten is willing to explore a four-team college football playoff. If this doesn't work, the Big Ten may be willing to explore winning a bowl game.
Ohio State coach Urban Meyer is in favor of a four-team playoff, as long as he's allowed to recruit players from all four teams.
Some at Wisconsin are labeling Meyer's recruiting tactics as classless. I'm trying to confirm that this is the first time a school whose student section is known for the chant "Bleep Bleep Your Bleeping Fat Bleep" has called someone else classless.
On a key play late in the Super Bowl, New England's defense intentionally let the Giants score. It was sort of like the Pro Bowl.
Before the Super Bowl, Homeland Security stopped two men who appeared to be disgruntled loners. Then Bill Belichick and Tom Coughlin showed IDs and were allowed to enter the stadium.
Gisele Bundchen blamed husband Tom Brady's receivers for the loss. Brady is 2-3 in the playoffs since his 2009 marriage to Bundchen, who now answers to the nickname "Yoko."
During the game's halftime show, performer M.I.A. gave the middle finger to NBC cameras. Which is basically what viewers have been doing to NBC for the past five years.
Denver linebacker Von Miller drank a bottle of Gatorade in two seconds. This is the greatest accomplishment by a Bronco during Super Bowl week in years.
Broncos running back Knowshon Moreno was pulled over on suspicion of DUI. He was driving a Bentley with a vanity plate reading "SAUCED." I'm guessing that Moreno never had to decide whether to miss a game to interview for a Rhodes Scholarship.
The Nebraska rifle team recently scored its highest point total in an invitational this season. I saw two dozen people in Nebraska colors firing rifles, my first thought: UNL is serious about getting rid of those bedbugs.
And finally: Donald Trump asked permission for members to be buried on Trump National Golf Course. This is every wife's nightmare. "Honey, I finally got around to buying those joint burial plots. Great news — they're on the fifth fairway."
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