EbylHusker

You know what actually leaves the Nebraska image in jeopardy? Constantly getting blown out once or twice a season, almost losing to an FCS team, etc... Hmm.

Maybe during the games that Beck goes into full retard mode, Armstrong (and all the other QB's) should just agree to say, "f#*k it, we're going to call our own game. Beck can eat sh#t with his retarded play calling today."

We played even with, and sometimes worse than, an FCS team. While McNeese deserves credit for playing their asses off and making some big plays when it mattered, Nebraska should not ever be in danger of losing to an FCS team. Not ever. Losing focus does happen in college football to just about every team...but it happens to this team (Pelini's Huskers) far, far too often. And to such a devastating extent that we nearly lose to an FCS team. Justify it all you want, but it has been going on for too long.

I've been wanting to see OC and DC changes for a long while now. At this point, if Bo isn't willing to do that once this season is over, then he might as well go, too. Even getting rid of one of our coordinators and bringing in outside help would be a decent start. And I'd rather see Beck go first, if I had to make a choice.

Insert "Ah, jeez, not this sh#t again," face-palm meme. How about the McNeese coach for starters? I don't think it's such a stretch. At the very least, Paps and Beck need to go at the end of the season, regardless of a win or loss. And that's not a new concept.

Good, I'm glad they're bringing a patient here.

RIOT! :ahhhhhhhh RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE! We're going streaking!

#1 or we riot.

Di Maria had a decent debut, all things considered. Going out and spending money doesn't mean a team should just suddenly start playing well, nor should anyone expect that to be the case. While ManU's roster isn't superb, there is more than enough talent to win these games. It's a mental issue that's hurting their play to the point of something like drawing Burnley. Talent becomes more of an added issue when you're talking about challenging for the league championship. Last season's ManU had no business playing as poorly as they did, so van Gaal definitely has rebuilding to do in the mental game. I still expect them to turn it around this season.

Not with any degree of sanity for one side. We haven't had a team in a long time that could put together a consistent enough performance to toss up 700 yards in 3 quarters against anyone. Everyone knows first games always have some shakiness, and hopefully everyone knows there will probably be some missteps along the way. But the simple fact is, the Huskers looked better yesterday than they have in a very long time. That's plenty of cause for optimism (please note optimism does not necessarily mean going undefeated and winning the national title). If people want to be "cautious" that's fine, but it's due to being burned from optimism in the past, not from what they saw on the field. That's their own personal problem, not the team's.

Leicester City played a good game against Arsenal. They're easy to like, similar to Everton. I still think Arsenal really needs a top tier striker to provide that extra punch, especially when their finesse game isn't quite clicking enough to get them goals.

Guys, this rule was obviously implemented a while ago with the forward looking intent to ruin our chances to run up the score on FAU. It's a huge conspiracy and most certainly involves time travel, and a couple retards, some string, and a model airplane. I blame the Big XII, that's the only possible explanation.

Another expensive tattoo might help you catch the punts better, Bell.

Yes, ManU - son, I am disappoint. But damn, the Everton - Chelsea game is fantastic. Second half should be a cracker. Edit - Wow, what a game. If you can catch it on replay, do so. Definitely an instant classic. Oh yeah, and Howard fans (which includes me) will like his actions in the 2nd half where he jumped to the defense of his fullback and gave Costa a piece of his mind.

You'd need a botanist to determine the grass species. I seriously doubt it's very pristine if it hasn't been actively maintained with that specific goal in mind.

I see BTN has been infected with the stupid. So much stupid it burns.

People also need to remember that the last few years (not counting this one) were abnormally dry. Eastern Nebraska does not usually see such severe, sustained drought. It's great to actively work to conserve some water, but we're not anywhere close to a climate where full on desert plants are warranted or necessary. And I'll say again, if you have a desert landscape in an area like this (Omaha), you're a f'ing retard. Not only is it impractical, but it looks stupid and out of place. I personally don't give a f#*k what people in Colorado do. And btw, Omaha, which is the location the question was asked about, gets double the annual rainfall that Colorado Springs does. So I doubly don't give a sh#t what they do when it pertains to the specific question I was answering. That's much closer to desert conditions in terms of annual precipitation, and I'm willing to bet over the course of a year, far more water evaporates out of the ground in Colorado Springs than does in Omaha. So there you go.

Do you mean grassless landscaping in general or a drought resistant yard? You can't really incorporate desert plants in a climate like Omaha's. Too much water on such plants will, at the very least, promote damaging fungus growth, not to mention outright killing some or all of them. And a desert landscaping job in Omaha would just look downright stupid and out of place. However, there are certainly plants that would work in eastern Nebraska that require less water than others. That includes grasses.

Pull something that looks like a gun on cops, fire it at them, and you're gonna get put down. And rightly so, good riddance. The only question that remains is how did the sound guy end up getting shot? Three cops involved, I thought I read they actually entered the Wendy's - lots of possibilities there. Edit - Also sad it wasn't that dumb red haired bitch on the commercials that got capped. Ah well.

In order to make ends meet, just stop buying the $100 hookers and go for the $10 ones. That's a big savings if you use them all the time.

Manchester United didn't field their full team, of course, but you'd expect them to have more than enough quality and depth to win that game. I have no idea what team Leicester City fielded, but I dout it was their full team, and I have no idea what kind of depth they might have. Still, it was a League Two team.