allison martinez explains. "v-i-p spa has been in business since at least 2013 according to its facebook page, and now the department of health has shut it down." v-i-p spa sits on the corner of tijeras and 9th street.on the door of the spa today is a note that claims a family emergency has forced them to cancel appointments through the week.but the department of health has a much different story.the health department and the state's cosmetology board inspected the spa friday evening.that is when they discovered practices at the spa could spread blood-borne infections such as hiv, and hepatitis b and c.voice of dr. michael landen / doh state epidemiologist: "we undertook the inspection because a client of the vip spa developed an infection that may have resulted from a procedure performed at the spa."voice of claudia marquez-silva / vip spa former customer: "honestly it made me sick to my stomach right away. just everything starts coming to mind. the regrets, not knowing that you trusted someone so much. you ju

. >> bo >> bob:ally sop -- allison, does it look like martinez can get back on the field? >> allison: no, guys. they have that right knee iced up. it's going to be up to andrew bunch to try to get this win. >> bob: andrew bunch, the backup quarterback, because tristan gebbia, who lost the battle to martinez in fall camp, when he lost the battle, he transferred out, left, released from his scholarship. now bunch, a walk-on sophomore whose only offer out of high school was from eastern michigan, will get one last chance with the ball to try to pull off a win for nebraska. >> brock: that conversation with mr. fos irost is, what are you comfortable with? what do you want me to call here in the final 60 seconds? >> bob: a squibb kick from colorado. and that gives pretty good field position to nebraska at their own 36 yard line as the tight end jack stoll ran it forward. >> brock: and on a day of so many stories, what a story. sophomore that you just mentioned, he won a state title. this kid is a winner. this is andrew bunch, a state title winner, a three-year starter, a walk-on