Steve Pederson Writes Novel About Aspiring College Football Coach

[JJ Husker]

What happened to "once a Husker, always a Husker"?

Steve Pederson happened, that's what.

[zoogs]

I can't believe this is real life.

[ColoradoHusk]

 

 

 

 

What happened to "once a Husker, always a Husker"?

Steve Pederson happened, that's what.

Steve Pederson did't pan out but I believe while he was here he did his best.

Yeah, he did his best to be a grade A a-hole while he was Athletic Director.

[dvdcrr]

An investigation needs to be conducted to see how much if any of this material was written on University time or equipment, and if it is found to be so, SP should have to pay the state a percentage royalty.

[huskered17]

Why,Why would anyone from Nebraska give any more money his way ??

He was a one man wrecking crew for everything the Husker tradition stood for.

For give and forget? way way to soon for me.......

 

GBR!!!

[Moiraine]

What happened to "once a Husker, always a Husker"?

 

I assume this poster is Steve Pederson or one of his kids if he has any.

[4skers89]

Why,Why would anyone from Nebraska give any more money his way ??

He was a one man wrecking crew for everything the Husker tradition stood for.

For give and forget? way way to soon for me.......

 

GBR!!!

It sounds like he wrecked Pitt too.

[krc1995]

Will the sequel be titled "how I killed a power house program in less than three years"

[krc1995]

 

 

What happened to "once a Husker, always a Husker"?

 

I assume this poster is Steve Pederson or one of his kids if he has any.

 

I believe that if you say "once a Husker, always a Husker" that it applies to everyone that was once a Husker and not just the ones we liked. We can acknowledge their efforts while also recognizing their faults. Pederson and Callahan both had their faults, but they were Huskers who didn't talk smack when they left. They left like professionals and have remained so.

 

Lawrence Phillips was a Husker that could outrun just about anybody on the field but he couldn't outrun his demons. Even with all the trouble he caused for the University, himself, his team mates...to me he's still a Husker, albeit one that was very troubled.

 

Thank God you and your moral compass showed up. Everyone loves a lecture.

[krc1995]

 

 

 

 

What happened to "once a Husker, always a Husker"?

 

I assume this poster is Steve Pederson or one of his kids if he has any.

I believe that if you say "once a Husker, always a Husker" that it applies to everyone that was once a Husker and not just the ones we liked. We can acknowledge their efforts while also recognizing their faults. Pederson and Callahan both had their faults, but they were Huskers who didn't talk smack when they left. They left like professionals and have remained so.

 

Lawrence Phillips was a Husker that could outrun just about anybody on the field but he couldn't outrun his demons. Even with all the trouble he caused for the University, himself, his team mates...to me he's still a Husker, albeit one that was very troubled.

Thank God you and your moral compass showed up. Everyone loves a lecture.

You are free to post your own opinion on this, which is all I was doing in response to someone else implying that I might be Steve himself or one of his offspring.

Thanks for the permission.