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My kinda gal and a Rex Burkhead fan to boot.

Nice choice young man. Welcome Zach!

I agree with you bshirt. Everyone that has run a business knows that the first few years are a learning experience. It is no different for Bo. He has had to find his way being the head guy in charge. He is still finding his way but I believe every year he is getting closer. Patience is a virtue.

Some of my best memories as a kid sitting at my grandparents house listening to games on the radio. I'm not old enough for Bremser but remember Pavelka. One that sticks in my mind was the loss to Iowa St. in the early 90's, I think it was one of Frazier's only losses. I thought he was gonna start crying on the radio I know I almost did, but I was like 12.

We want big kids that like to hit people!-Bob Devaney-This is by far my favorite all time quote.

Long time lurker, first time poster but I'll give my 2 cents. I've done a some reffing in the day, and never had much problem with a coach giving constructive criticism, but when it was over-the-top it took a toll on that coaches team. For the most part I would call what Bo does constructive criticism, with a few occasional over-the-top moments. It's always in those times he is hurting the team i.e. (Texas A&M and Capital One Bowl). I also agree with Clayton the original writer from Colorado. I think a lot of us forget how bad things were when Billy C. was on the sideline. I for one would rather have it how it is now ( with the occasional over-the-top moment) than the Callahan Era, I at least feel like we can "win" with Bo at the end I never felt that way with Billy C.