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ur fine. you would rather take a week like that over zero points.

salute for the champion. but the props stop there.

yup

bout that time, folks. who came to win? http://games.espn.go.com/college-football-pickem/2014/en/group?groupID=7084 pw: bohasapoolguy

whatever you have to tell yourself.

big game bob.

The good news is, at least percentage-wise, we are still better than Iowa. So we got that going for us... which is nice. the sun came up today too... and we're still breathing oxygen. so thats good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SM481o9E6LA

this is well stated sir. my two cents on where we're at... everyone wants to point out the fact that we're riding oregons coat-tails but the reality is that we don't have anything to show for it. i dont think bo reacts well to criticism and urgency. with that said, we have lost a big part of our identity as a football brand. i don't care what anyone says, its the truth. many people will say its a change of the times, but i think thats bs. Its not even the same culture that was apparent in 2009. a part of that culture change is attributed to the fans I think. With the growing social media and internet culture.... everything is viewable. So you have the ever so slight sliding of culture and shift of culture.... and then you have a fan base that wants to cater to the players and protect them from any realm of negativity. when in reality, this is just adding to the identity change and expectation change. used to be an expectation of business around here (nu football)..... now the expectation is to take big grinned selfies on the sideline with shades on. and the funny thing is.... people will get mad that im even saying this, cementing my point. i'm not encouraging directing negativity towards players by any means. quite the opposite.... i DESPISE those goons who spill their emotions to players on twitter after losses/games. but i certainly dont encourage putting on a happy face and watching the program float down the lazy river.

http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/11349057/bo-pelini-nebraska-cornhuskers-backed-athletic-director-shawn-eichorst Unrelated Sidenote: RIP Robin WIlliams

Or they ask the commit to find elsewhere to go as someone better than him took his spot, often late in the recruiting cycle. also ridiculous... before you know it theres gonna be major league and minor league schools with affiliation like baseball teams. lol maybe not but, dam.

http://www.ask.com/question/what-is-a-grey-shirt-in-college-football gotcha... had a feeling it had to do with gray sh#ts. yeah thats ridiculous. you've got hypebeast guys that would sell their soul to grey shirt for a school like alabama, only because the name turns heads.

"Things would slow down dramatically," Pelini said. "Some of these kids get 60 offers. Some of these people don't even know who a kid is. The whole thing gets watered down. There's no way some [team] can take that many guys." can someone help me understand this? what is the current situation?... schools are over offering? what happens if a school over offers and the kid accepts? does that even happen? I dont know enough about this.

thank you for spelling it out for the people who needed it. this is not a bad thing, its a hella good thing.

Right, because the tv audience watching at home, as a whole don't check twitter during the games. And... Right, because the people who want to check twitter at the games will not be watching the game and glued to their phones the entire game. You're an old fart.