Favorite Moment of the Pelini Era

[The Maudfather]

Tough call, but probably when Roy Helu went for 307 against Mizzou in 2010. That was one of the most incredible performances by a runningback that I have ever seen.

My favorite game I've ever attended. That hit Courtney Osborne on Gabbert... :worship

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfYxKRR2Wl4

Dat hit.

 

[Count 'Bility]

Perfect example of how some helmet/helmet hits are 100% the fault of the tacklee.

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[Ulty]

My favorite moment was getting excited texts from friends about the 2011 Ohio State game, after I had already turned it off and given up completely on the Pelini era. I turned it back on and realized that the sky had not fallen.

 

[Comish]

When he told the whining radio caller he wasn't going to change who he was and "how about that, pal" ? (or words to that effect........I can't resurrect the exact quote from memory right now)

 

[QMany]

Tough call, but probably when Roy Helu went for 307 against Mizzou in 2010. That was one of the most incredible performances by a runningback that I have ever seen.

My favorite game I've ever attended. That hit Courtney Osborne on Gabbert... :worship

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfYxKRR2Wl4

Dat hit.

I'm still upset about that play. How was that not a fumble? Pity?

 

[jimk]

What's up, offseason?

I don't remember seeing anything like this on the board recently, so I propose this quesiton to all of you:

What has been your favorite moment in the Pelini era?

Mine was an individual effort by one of the most underrated defenders in recent college football.

That Gomes interception is about as badass as badass can get.

 

[Micheal]

I'm partial to the win at Missouri in the rain, huge 4th quarter comeback. Gomes' beautiful interception, Zac Lee pumped, Helu being a beast.

 

[Omaha-Husker]

 

[QMany]

I'm partial to the win at Missouri in the rain, huge 4th quarter comeback. Gomes' beautiful interception, Zac Lee pumped, Helu being a beast.

That is what I was thinking. I was at that game. It was miserable conditions. Cold and soaking wet. But man, that comeback was awesome, and the Mizzou fan reactions were even better.

 

[ADS]

hahahahahaha

Dat speed...

 

[BigRedBuster]

Accountability,

Thank you for quoting the original post. I tried reading it and I couldn't because my eyes kept getting fixated a couple inches lower.

As to the original question. I think it may have been the CU game where Suh intercepted the pass at the end and swatted the QB away like a pesky fly on his way to the endzone.

If you are looking for one specific play, then that's probably it.

 

[Hoosker]

What's up, offseason?

I don't remember seeing anything like this on the board recently, so I propose this quesiton to all of you:

What has been your favorite moment in the Pelini era?

Mine was an individual effort by one of the most underrated defenders in recent college football.

Yeah it was!

 

[NUance]

 

[zoogs]

When he told the whining radio caller he wasn't going to change who he was and "how about that, pal" ? (or words to that effect........I can't resurrect the exact quote from memory right now)

How 'bout that, my man?

 

[JohnInKC]

the best for me was the mizzou game in '09. although the kstate game in '10 was also impressive. living in kansas city i was able to attend both games. the kstate game was pure dominance where as the mizzou games was really bo's "coming out party". watching suh be an absolute man-child was one of the most impressive and stunning things i have seen in person at a sporting event of any kind. for one single moment i would have to say alex's kick against colorado followed by suh steamrolling hawkins. i had not reacted like that since the oklahoma game in '01 or purify's catch against a&m.