indianahusker

Finally, a well-thought out opinion!!! I can't find any disagreement with this, although I wish I could!

Take it back to the GI Independent boards. Northwestern has played giantkiller for years in the Big Ten. They are not a bad team. Nebraska has been gashed on the run all year by just about anyone that wanted to try, and NFW (ask any long-time Big Ten fan what that means) basically ran at will, dared the D to stop them and the D failed. Pelini has his issues, sure, but playing the coaching carousel is just idiotic. Not a bad team? What world do you live in? They lost 5 straight, have one of the worst defenses in the country statistically, and don't have a winning record. Nah, they're pretty good. Keep drinking that Kool-Aid, and continue to be satisfied when NU loses because you're a "true fan", and live in a world where you don't believe anyone should be criticized. There was a place where you couldn't criticize anyone...and it fell apart. It was called the USSR. Didn't work out so well. If you don't like my opinion, that's fine, but at least back yours up with something that's remotely true. P.S. I'm glad you like Pelini, but blindly following him (anyone) is a mistake.

Can I get an AMEN from the congregation?

So Nebraska's not better than a team who lost 5 straight, and still doesn't have a winning record? I guess the only reference I have is the final score of today's game...so apparently your assertion is true. Wow, NU really IS bad this year.

You know how many times TO lost to a team with a losing record? ONCE. Yes, losing bowls was frustrating. But losing THREE YEARS IN A ROW TO A TEAM WITH A LOSING RECORD, ALL THREE AT HOME is inexcusable. Steve? Is that you? Who is Steve?

You know how many times TO lost to a team with a losing record? ONCE. Yes, losing bowls was frustrating. But losing THREE YEARS IN A ROW TO A TEAM WITH A LOSING RECORD, ALL THREE AT HOME is inexcusable.

Someone tell me why you're excusing a coach that's lost to teams with losing records 3 years in a row. Has had several letdowns. Has a defense with 2 guys who will play on Sundays, maybe more. Wins some big games, but loses to teams they should beat. Why is it ok? Why isn't it ok for us to have bigger expectations in year 4 of a regime (bigger than losing to bad teams)?

Apparently some of you guys think it's ok for Bo to talk about winning championships, but then are ok with him when he loses to bad teams with losing records. It continues to happen. Three years in a row is a trend guys.

3 years in a row he's lost to a team with a losing record. One time? I can forgive. Twice? Maybe. But 3 times? Bo talks about winning Championships. Championship teams don't lose to teams with losing records. I am sick of this happening. Bo's teams come out like this at least twice a year. Shouldn't happen. But it continues. Bo ain't getting it done. 8-9 wins a year is great, but losing to bad teams isn't. And it's happened every year.

ISU 28 Whorns 6 4th quarter. I have a feeling NU is gonna get PWNED today.

They got in a fight and little bro got his nose broken. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAA! http://content.usatoday.com/communities/campusrivalry/post/2010/02/missouri-freshman-tyler-gabbert-ends-up-with-broken-nose-after-dispute/1 Tyler Gabbert is already getting a taste of college life after graduating high school early and enrolling at Missouri last month. Gabbert was in a scuffle Saturday night and ended up with broken nose after being punched at a restaurant. Gabbert was with older brother Blaine Gabbert, the Tigers starting quarterback, and linebacker Andrew Gachkar when they were involved in an incident with another group. The unidentified males were described as older than college age. And Gabbert was considered the victim of an unprovoked assault. "He was attacked," the person told Columbia Press Tribune. "There's no other word for it. You've got an adult who attacked a kid, sucker punched him." In addition to Tyler Gabbert's injury, Gachkar needed stitches on his hand from slamming it on a table and breaking a plate, according to a police report. No arrests were made by police. "It looked like the football players got the worst end of the deal," Columbia Police detective Jeff Westbrook said. The incident in Columbia was common for Gumby's general manager Noah Schmidt, who witnessed the scene and later talked to police. "It was just some really drunk people," he said. "Both parties are certainly to blame, but with all the confusion there's really no way of knowing exactly who was at fault."

My favorites? Cooper, Corey Carnes, Brion Marsh, Bronson Bell, Kenny Heard, Braylon Hardrick, Jermarcus David, Lavonte Harper, Chase Cotton, Jake Okuyemi, Tobi Mitchell, Joshua Guy, Jay Enunwa, Quincy Rome, Chase Evans, Ciante Ashburn, Walker Jackson, Harvey Vestal, Donovan Evans, Tyler Moudy, Mike Rodriguez, Andrew

I have to admit to being a Duke fan as well, but only because I know the Plumlee boys. Having said that, I've always been a KU and Indiana fan (and now Purdue because their coach went to the High School I used to teach at), but I (would) root for NU if/when they play(ed). And yes, I'm name dropping. I don't have any other claims to fame!

I like the improvement we've seen under Bo. I like the direction the program is going. However, even though I wans't a big Callahan fan, I thought NU was headed in the right direction after his third year...and we saw what happened. I was not happy with the offense this last season. But Bo saw that what was happening on the field wasn't conducive to winning, and he was able to bring the offense together enough to end the season well. Improvement is needed next year. I won't be happy with Bo if: 1. The offense doesn't improve drastically next year. If they don't, Watson's head on a platter might be enough to placate me. 2. If NU loses games that they are not supposed to lose next year. 3. If NU doesn't win the north next year. 4. NU doesn't go to a BCS bowl in the next two years.

Dangit...makes me wanna have another kid!