Maybe this has been mentioned already.
I just watched Yes Man and was very surprised that about a 10-minute chunk of the film takes place in Lincoln. The footage is very stereotypical, but not necessarily negative. The characters end up having a great time.
It shows a Husker football game with a pretty great aerial view of the stadium. However, it also goes right from that to showing them walking on a dirt road out in the country next to a farm.
Also, the way it's portrayed, it makes it seem as if there is non-stop air service from L.A. to Lincoln.
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I have not seen it but I was at the game where some of the air shots and in stadium shots were taken.  No idea if any of it was used.  The crowd shots with Jim C in them were actually shot in Calif and there was no real game going on.  There were fill in's  used and there was a call for "real" husker fans to come be involved in the shoot.  The call was heavily promoted on Huskerpedia and as I remember it most of the people that were there, in the front, were "real" Huskers!
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