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29 minutes ago, DevoHusker said:

I do condemn white supremacy and white nationalism.

Ah, that wasn't so hard, was it?

29 minutes ago, DevoHusker said:

You see, the problem is that the left has tried to label any view right of center as "white nationalism". The word racist gets thrown around for anyone that does not hold their same view of the world.

No, this is a load of total bull$h!t that your right-wing media has sold to you.

If you truly believe this and want to make the argument, then please support these sweeping claims with facts, evidence, and/or logic. 

5 minutes ago, DevoHusker said:

here is a longer version

 

 

 

 

Oh! So he couldn't answer a simple question about white nationalism and instead claimed that white supremacy is a myth and some insignificant part of our country's past? And so he embraces endorsements from douchenozzles like Stephen Miller and tries to parrot Trump's rhetoric every chance he gets. And he doubles down with an even more idiotic tweet of his own that you were good enough to share with us. "Punctuality" and "the written word"?

Interesting to see what sort of characters appeal to you.

How would you personally answer such questions:

Devo and Archy, do you condemn white supremacy and white nationalism?

How about a bonus question: What was the cause of the civil war?

1 minute ago, DevoHusker said:

 

It was about  condemning white supremacy. 

 

And yes, his response shut down the reporter's attempt at a "gotcha" moment

What "gotcha" moment? What was the question?

19 hours ago, DevoHusker said:

 

 

 

What question was he responding to with this word salad, and what did @DevoHusker, @Archy1221, and @teachercd find so impressive about it?

For the past decade 100% of the time that I actually have a chance to watch NU basketball, I have found the game early in the second half when we have a lead, and that lead immediately evaporates. It didn't happen this time.

2024 is gonna be a good year for Husker sports.

Has anyone heard any updates on Johnson and Ervin coming back from their injuries?

I know Rhule said in October that Johnson planned to be back, but I don't think I've seen anything else since then. Our RB depth seems dreadfully thin, but the coaches don't seem to be too outwardly worried.

I'm especially worried about Ervin's hip injury, I have no idea how severe it was but I'm still traumatized by how Bo Jackson's career ended I guess.

18 minutes ago, ChubbaWubba said:

Dude I watched Frazier play.

14 minutes ago, Dogs In A Pile said:

Not in the least bit surprising. I'd also expect Chubba Purdy to enter the portal if/when McCord/Raiola commit.

 

Our likely QB room next year will be KM -> DR -> HH. Not taking a HS QB last year was maybe not the best choice.

I know we've all been down on Haarberg's QB play, but if your 3rd string guy has already been on campus a couple of years, is a local boy, has nine starts under his belt, and is a good teammate to boot, that's a pretty good QB room. 

19 hours ago, BigRedBuster said:

Part of the quote in that first tweet said: 

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A physical fight with a fellow staff member behind closed doors is not a fireable offense in most cases. Events like this are more common than people might assume.

What? What would happen to any of us in our workplaces if we threw hands at a coworker?

1 hour ago, Undone said:

...and why in the hell would he want to come play for us?

Nebraska might just finish GT before the Creighton/Louisville game is actually over. First set was dominant.

Guy, I respect you a lot, and I am reading all of your points and the arguments and rationale put forth by the committee, but it's still a bunch of horse$h!t. These committee members are talking about "who would you rather play" and "their offense looks different without their QB," but these arguments still do not speak for the actual results on the field. 

17 minutes ago, Guy Chamberlin said:

Strength of Schedule comes up a lot, and we never pretend it doesn't make a difference. 

Of course strength of schedule makes a difference, but it's far from the only factor. In this case, everyone other than the selection committee does not find the strength of schedule to be more compelling than...the actual games that were played. Bama had a tougher schedule and beat some good teams, but they barely squeaked by some mediocre teams as well. 

25 minutes ago, Guy Chamberlin said:

I mean, one of the results on the field was Alabama beating the top-ranked, defending national champion and breaking their 29 game-winning streak.

Yet another, more direct, piece of evidence relating to results on the field, was the fact that FSU and Bama played a common opponent this season. Bama won by 14 against LSU. FSU won by 21. 

30 minutes ago, Guy Chamberlin said:

if we had to bet our own money, would we take Scott Frost's 3-9 Huskers who took #3 Michigan, #6 Ohio State, #9 Michigan State, #10 Oklahoma, and #22 Iowa down to the wire, versus this year's squad that won two more games against weaker competition in less than inspiring fashion? 

Objection: relevance.

16 minutes ago, gossamorharpy said:

Rather quickly we've gone from a team who gets blown out and man handled, to a team this year who's lost all close games (besides michigan) because of self inflicted turnovers

rather quickly? this year? 

WE GET BETTER AND BETTER

17 minutes ago, Red Five said:

plus has his hand in a cast

that is one f&#ked up knee injury!

18 minutes ago, Scofrosghost said:

when it comes to Purdy he had a really good drive. “Right up to the point he left his wingman” by trying to play hero.

Then Rhule says to the entire QB room:

45 minutes ago, TGHusker said:

So what do we know about Luke?

He's the only QB who has not thrown a game-killing interception.

1 hour ago, TGHusker said:

He is a Christian Nationalist -  his act above isn't very Christian

12 minutes ago, Guy Chamberlin said:

 

Can I be honest? That had the makings of a pretty good fight. 

These are republicans? One of them probably would have just pulled a gun, shot a bystander, and blamed the Dems for not stopping them. 

Since the pandemic, people seem to be less considerate of others in public, and they also lack self awareness, spacial awareness, and generally move slower while combining these irritating traits.

Why is it so hard to be aware of other people around you and to get the f&#k out of the way?

I've b!^@hed about grocery store behavior in this thread before, but good god this $h!t happens everywhere. People walking across parking lots, people in restaurants. Just standing around, taking up space in the middle of a walking or driving lane, moving like a snail, walking backwards or sideways without looking around. WTF? MOVE!

28 minutes ago, Archy1221 said:

The racism card gets played way way to often and is now resulting in this kind of turd behavior by a school towards a student. 
 

 

That is clearly not blackface.

This sort of horsecrap pisses me off because it only devalues real racist incidents that actually do occur, and gives fuel to people who like to pretend that racism isn't prevalent.

2 hours ago, suh_fan93 said:

Lulz

 

2 hours ago, suh_fan93 said:

Lulz

2 hours ago, suh_fan93 said:

Derp...

1 hour ago, suh_fan93 said:

Also thanks for the 'Warning' Mavric!!!

 

LUUUUULZ

1 hour ago, suh_fan93 said:

Hmmmmmdeeeerp

We've got some top-notch message board engagement here, guys. 

46 minutes ago, Kayvan said:

Peace out, Ayden. Dumb last name anyways. 

You logged into Huskerboard today so you could make fun of a teenage girl's name? 

24 minutes ago, ECisGod said:

I am an accountant