Stone Cold

I might be the minority in this but i will be very surprised if riley is not let go tomorrow. To lose to NIU closely is one thing, to get blown out by Wis and Ohio is another. To get totally piss pounded by a bad Minn team like they were a frigging big 10 west contender with playoff hopes alive is another. I dont see how moos could not do something by tomorrow.

On a side note for your sig...we have confirmation that the bits of broken chair was at the game but sadly it didnt go home with us.

He said "I'll love you till I die", told him "You'll forget in time" As the years went slowly by, still preyed upon his mind He kept picture on his wall, went half-crazy now and then He still loved through it all, hoping come back again Kept some letters by his bed dated nineteen ninety seven He had underlined in red every single I went to see him just today, oh but I didn't see no tears All dressed up to go away, first time I'd seen him smile in years He stopped loving today They placed a wreath upon his door And soon they'll carry him away He stopped loving today You know, came to see him one last time. Aww, 'n' we all wondered if would And it kept runnin' through my mind-"this time he's over for good." He stopped loving today They placed a wreath upon his door And soon they'll carry him away He stopped loving today.

You know coach, you can just say your coming here and alot will get better here in nebraskiland

Kinda suprised you didnt get put in a timeout for this...not that i care but seems like at lease some sort of an attack to me.

Honestly, really how worse could it go. Do you want to find out, if the recruiting class is lost then its lost. Let the next guy who every it is try to do what he can with the players coming in or try to save the ones who were already reached out to. You dont produce good product on the field no one is going to want to come to that. You are keeping the infected toe on your foot just so you can have all 10 when you go to the big dance. If you hack it off you have a chance to learn how to dance without it. Just time to get the dam thing overwith. Its more obvious then using your hands to go to the bathroom. And also if we did fire riley whoever takes his place would have a shot to show what there made of and help make a name for themselves before they need to move on. Its over, he doesnt care he knows hes gone how can you not see that. HE IS GONE so there is no point in him roaming around the sidelines until its made official. Just need to be like elsa man and just let it go.

You sure about that

I still dont see what the point in is keeping him at this point. Everyone knows hes gone so there is no point for him to be here. its not mid season, there are only two games left. Let it be done.

dude he really did just lay it all out

I see what you did there.

LOL i just think more of us moved our hate to riley. But if we start winning again.......youll be here.

Who said we stopped.

I think its safe to say at this point and in just guessing here. Please stop me if you think ive gone to far with this. But im almost positive that Scott Frost knows that we may be looking for a head coach soon even though we currently have one. I also understand that he is more than likely he is really busy with not just his current football career but being a dad for the first time. Having a wife who is almost ready to pop your kinda sitting on the edge of your seat. Most of you on here are probably dads so you get it so he is truly honestly way busy to where he really isnt thinking about this stuff to heavily. At this point he knows where he is going wherever that is we will know soon enough. This thread sure is fun though.

Exactly.........i mean im sure they dont like us but thats alot of money for a grudge.

Honestly, so what it is probably the most modern type of trophy born from the internet. I love that its not sponsored because its frankly born in a new era from us being in the big 10. Universities should embrace it.

Dear Mister Fantasy play us a tune Something to make us all happy Do anything take us out of this gloom Sing a song, play guitar, make it snappy You are the one who can make us all laugh But doing that you break out in tears Please don't be sad if it was a straight mind you had We wouldn't have known you all these years

This place used to be shut down after a loss, no one could get in to read anything let alone post anything. Now what, hardly a whisper, its apathy this is what we have become as a team, a fanbase. Even when you knew bo was on the way out this place still shut down but now its gotten that bad that no one gives a crap anymore. I just dont understand it.

I think more importantly at this point is what do you think he’ll wear on the sidelines when we choose a black hat a red hat well he wear a white shirt red shirt black shirt I’ve seen both bo and Riley kind of pick and choose well that’s not true about bo he was pretty sl standard with the sweatshirt and white hat but Riley seems to keep changing his gear wonder what frost will do

We have a huge scott frost thread already....sad to say this one is in for the lock.

Who cares about football at this point, amirightoramiright

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