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SPOILER ALERT---

If you want to know about FNL---don't waste your time with this

THEY KNOW NOTHING !!

typical media teaser with NO payoff--very lame
but the rest of the Show was good.

Found this info on FNL (Sorry if already posted)

Friday Night Lights at OSU

Public Event · By Block "O".

Friday, July 27, 2012. 6:30pm until 10:00pm in EDT.

The inaugural OSU Friday Night Lights will be held July 27th. One of the few publicly open football events, FNL will feature many of the top recruits across the country. It was a huge deal when Urban Meyer was at Florida, and we want to help raise the energy (and show off some of our traditions) in the stadium during the first ever OSU FNL. Many students are away for the summer, so it would be awesome to get as many people to this event as possible! It's football and a new tradition in July, what's not to like?

It is free and open to the public. Our section has yet to be determined, so we'll keep everyone up to date on here and @osublocko

"The brainchild of Meyer and his inaugural staff at Florida in 2005, Friday Night Lights, or FNL as it's known, is a one-night summer camp showcasing high school players from around the country.

Typically occurring on the third or fourth Friday in July, it's positioned as one of the last camps on recruits' summer schedules, maximizing the number of prospects that are able to attend the event.

Though the first edition of FNL was an unqualified success (future Gator legend Tim Tebow would bond with Jarred Fayson at FNL '05), the event would go on to grow to the point where hundreds of recruits, many of them elite, would pay their own way to Gainesville to show off their skills under the lights, with hip-hop rocking the stadium and team highlights rolling on the scoreboard video screen (with the occasional troll technique, like flashing the Florida-Florida State score from the previous season, which would not work so well lately).

In 2007, Friday Night Lights saw 42 rivals.com four-star or better players attend and two years later, an astounding six of Rivals' 17 five-star recruits -- and 20 of the services top 100 players -- would make the trip to Gainesville to compete.

The electric atmosphere often leads to recruits deciding to stick around an extra day or two to get to know the staff and school a little better. And as we're quickly finding out, if you give Urban Meyer some quality one-on-one time with a recruit, good things tend to happen."

To continue reading: http://​www.elevenwarriors.com/​2011/12/​friday-night-lights-a-prime​r (Unable to link)

If you guys have any questions about FNL as it existed at Florida under Urban Meyer, I can do my best to answer them. I've been to a handful of them in Gainesville.