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There are two teams on that list of wins that are playing for their conference championships today. I wonder if any other team can say this. No one in the B1G can. That's certainly a creative way to spin things... But off the top of my head, LSU can probably make the same claim. I should have said that two of the five teams we beat are playing in their respective conference championships today. LSU only beat Florida, but lost to Alabama. I think that's it for them. Riley knows how to beat the good teams, it's the Purdue's and Illinois's of the world that we need to beat. LSU also beat western Kentucky. Yep, I missed that one. I was even watching the game which prompted me to think about Southern Miss winning their division.

There are two teams on that list of wins that are playing for their conference championships today. I wonder if any other team can say this. No one in the B1G can. That's certainly a creative way to spin things... But off the top of my head, LSU can probably make the same claim. I should have said that two of the five teams we beat are playing in their respective conference championships today. LSU only beat Florida, but lost to Alabama. I think that's it for them. Riley knows how to beat the good teams, it's the Purdue's and Illinois's of the world that we need to beat.

There are two teams on that list of wins that are playing for their conference championships today. I wonder if any other team can say this. No one in the B1G can.

Speaking of turnover prone, I saw on the B1G championship game preview shows the Iowa defense's first interception of Armstrong. Where in the hell was he throwing that? I saw it during the game but it looks worse a week later.

I loved that defense, and it was more than Suh, he had alot to do with things, but think about those DB's. Asante, Hagg, Gomes, Amukamura, O'Hanlon. They were fun to watch It's funny to look down that roster and see all the freshmen that were seniors in 2013, and 2014

Doing that didnt work well for the last guy. Thankfully Bo's focus on making good students is helping this coach get to a bowl game on 5 wins. Maybe MR should split his $150,000 bonus with Bo since that's the reason we qualify. They can say what ever they want about why BP was fired, he was fired because of the way he acted on the sideline, towards his bosses, towards the fan base and media. I was fine with his coaching and was very happy with the academic standards he set as a HC, but that type of personality is exhausting. If you have neve worked with or for someone like that you will never know. I have had a boss like that, it was like walking on egg shells all the time. One minute he was great and the next he would blow up about some stupid insignificant thing. If BP would have won 70+% of his games and had that type of academic record and a better additude about things, he would still be at Nebraska. He doesn't have to be the nicest guy in the world, he just needs to not be a big dick. True, Nick Saban is not the nicest guy in the world, neither is Mark Dantonio with the media, and they do show some displeasure on the sidelines, but it's not the over the top stuff we saw from Bo. I loved the Bo hire eight years ago, and I thought he was doing a good job in the first two or three years. It seems the move to the B1G didn't do so well, but then maybe after three years, that coincided with the less than stellar recruiting. But, how bad were those guys because he won nine games with them and Riley could only eek out 5......help I'm going in circles again. Harbaugh and Kelly are far worse than Bo. So is Saban if one actually watches their games. Personally, I'd rather see that than the "hands in pockets, stare at the ground and wait for it to be over" stuff that we see from other coaches. I'm with you CM, I like to see some passion on the sidelines, to me it shows you care. Urban Meyer chucking the headset last year in the Sugar Bowl comes to mind. A guy adjusting the draw strings on his hoodie doesn't instill in me that he is fully into the game, I guess.

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Doing that didnt work well for the last guy. Thankfully Bo's focus on making good students is helping this coach get to a bowl game on 5 wins. Maybe MR should split his $150,000 bonus with Bo since that's the reason we qualify. They can say what ever they want about why BP was fired, he was fired because of the way he acted on the sideline, towards his bosses, towards the fan base and media. I was fine with his coaching and was very happy with the academic standards he set as a HC, but that type of personality is exhausting. If you have neve worked with or for someone like that you will never know. I have had a boss like that, it was like walking on egg shells all the time. One minute he was great and the next he would blow up about some stupid insignificant thing. If BP would have won 70+% of his games and had that type of academic record and a better additude about things, he would still be at Nebraska. He doesn't have to be the nicest guy in the world, he just needs to not be a big dick. True, Nick Saban is not the nicest guy in the world, neither is Mark Dantonio with the media, and they do show some displeasure on the sidelines, but it's not the over the top stuff we saw from Bo. I loved the Bo hire eight years ago, and I thought he was doing a good job in the first two or three years. It seems the move to the B1G didn't do so well, but then maybe after three years, that coincided with the less than stellar recruiting. But, how bad were those guys because he won nine games with them and Riley could only eek out 5......help I'm going in circles again.

And I sat there after that game thinking great things were ahead for the Huskers. It almost feels as if that loss was the "pinnacle" of Bo's years in Lincoln, looking back on it, now anyway.

Changed the avatar just for you, scarletNcream. Is this one better?

Well, Riley pretty much showed what kind of coach he was with his 15 years of college head coaching experience. I'm not expecting a miraculous turnaround in year 16. Yep, 16 picks and the horrendous decision making this year, make me read this statement by Tommy as just a bunch of hot air. Once in a while, it's ok to not have to say everything and quietly go about your business of getting better. There will be thousands of college football players this year who show up to workouts, sweat their a$$es off with their brothers and say nothing about it. They will go out and show it on the field.

No Beck's offense was mostly Nevada Pistol read option, but he junked the pass portion of it for KU's pass attack I think. Ultimately it was some bastard hybrid that never really worked. Lol! After all these years, and now we finally have a name for it. I like this better than "multiple" Gawd, after hearing Beck say it so many times, I couldn't even teach my math class basic facts, I was so sick of the word. All it ever really amounted to was "multiple" misfires, "multiple" miscues, "multiple" screw-ups, and ultimately "multiple" inexplicable losses

http://www.foxsports.com/college-football/story/nebraska-brandon-reilly-no-tip-waiter-bashed-cornhuskers-twitter-120115 Read the rest of the tweets by Reilly. He kind comes off a bit baby-ish afterwords. He wanted to make a big production out of it by posting it on social media, what did he think would happen. When the backlash started, he didn't like it, so he got defensive, and then deleted the tweet. Kind of along the lines of he figured everyone would agree with him, but when it went south he didn't like so he took his ball and went home. And for the first guy who responded with "Did Bo teach you that?" No, probably not because Bo didn't really know what Twitter was, remember him saying that a few years ago. I guess us old guys in our 40's understand that not every thought needs to be expressed verbally, on social media, or otherwise, and nor does every single event in my life need to be out there for anyone to see. I hope both sides learned a lesson from this.

Both of our kickers have done very well this season and should be congratulated. Read earned his salary here. But he didn't earn his salary anywhere else. I thought Stevenson did a good job when Read finally got him on the field

Ha ha! Yeah, Cardale Jones was just your run of the mill third stringer. /sarcasm I doubt if there has been another college football team with a better 3rd team QB in the last twenty years. Look at him this year...... Just sayin Under the tutelage of Tim Beck, Ohio State's quarterbacks seemed to have taken a couple of steps backward