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Go Big Red

Phrase

Meaning
Rallying cry for the Nebraska Cornhuskers
Type
Phrase
Used in
Nebraska

What does “Go Big Red” mean

The ubiquitous cheer and greeting tied to Nebraska Cornhuskers football, 'Big Red' being the longstanding nickname for the scarlet-clad team. It is used not just at games but as a general expression of state pride, on signs, license plates, and in conversation. In Nebraska it functions almost as a civic motto.

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