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  1. Im happy with the win, but when your ranked 6th you need to be putting these teams away. Finishing drives inside the red zone. Holding on to the dam ball. We should of had at least 2 more touchdowns on these guys but we let it go. Lots of work needed. I have faith we will do good this year but having serious doubts we are N/C contender material.

    We're most likely pretty overrated at 6th.

     

     

    Don't make me feel like middle 1990s Kansas State....... :facepalm:

  2. This is silly. I understand that you love and value your team. But how can a conference that was at best 3rd overall, now is the best because they added NE?? Historically...yeah, i'd agree. But your not talking historically. Your adding a team that has won 2 division titles & 0 conference titles in the past 10 years. Your adding a team that has not appeared in a BCS game in 9 years and a team that has failed to beat a top 20 program over that same time period. That does not make the big 10 some magical powerhouse.

     

    I respect NE. I respect your history and I believe the team you field this year has a chance to snap all those above statements. But come on....

     

    Also I like that you have to "slug" through 5-7 Mich., 6-7 Minn., 6-7 Mich St., 5-7 Purdue, 3-9 Ill. & 4-8 Ind. Wow...what a gantlet. Much more diffecult that those "nearly guaranteed wins" in the big12. Also if I may, I would advise not throwing your old confernce brothers under the bus as nearly guaranteed, when you are 1-9 in your last 10 against those same teams. That is pretty much a guaranteed win also...

     

    Respect your love for your team, but lets prove something before we go crazy with speculation

     

     

    Lets not forget Fro October and november also include Penn State, Ohio State, Iowa, and Wisconsin. Hardly weak teams. How do you think Mizzou would do on that schedule?

  3. Why not change the Big 12 to the Big 10 and the Big 10 to the Big 12 to keep in line with the number of teams? Brand names aside, its not like people wont know who is who. Just be weird to have a conference with 10/12 teams called the Big 12/10. They wont, but just saying if the Pac-10 is doing it...

     

     

    NO! Absolutely, positively not. Never. No way Jose. :steam

     

    I want nothing to do with that unholy label ever again.

     

    Maybe the Pac 10 goes to Pacific Coast Conference (or similar) and that could work. The rest stay as is and be just fine, but the Big 12 can just go to hell as far as I'm concerned. Maybe let them use the Southwest conference again.... That's probably what the south division schools really want any way. It's why NU had to go.

  4. Im from Ireland and I've really gotten into American Football

    Mostly the NFL but for the past few years I have really enjoyed college football

    But I havent really supported a team

    Now, I have decided that I want to pick a team and stay with that team

    I have narrowed the list down to-

    Nebraska

    Oklahoma

    Texas

    Alabama

     

    I shouldnt really ask what one as the answer will be obvious but Id like you to say why should I support the Big Red?

     

    Delete Texas from that list and you've pegged a top 3 favorite teams about as perfectly as you could have. Even got them in the right order. If you want to a a traditionalist, old school guy whatever you want to call it the teams I would list Nebraska , Okalhoma, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State, USC, Alabama would be the most important in my opinion. Games that must not EVER be missed as they are the greatest traditional rivalries would be Nebraska vs Oklahoma, Ohio State vs. Michigan, USC vs Notre Dame , Texas vs Oklahoma and Army vs Navy. Unfortunately Nebraska vs Oklahoma isn't going to happen much any more.

  5. I ask the same question on why so many Husker fans have such venom towards the Horns.

     

    I can empathize that loss, after loss, after loss, to the same team can build some frustration (See UT's record vs. OU in early 2000's) but some of what I read from Husker fans is a bit extreme.

     

    I concur. It is a bit extreme. It's quite likely that we could very well be heading off to the Big 10 with a 10% winning percentage against Texas while we were in the Big 12. Texas seems butthurt that we're leaving the Big 12, but if Nebraska loses to Texas this year you won't even know butthurt until seeing this board after the game.

     

    I have never really cared much for Texas myself, but it has nothing to do with losses we've sustained to Texas. My disliking of Texas stems from the fact that Texas and Mack Brown should have at least one if not more NC's under their belt. Mack Brown caved into pressure and started an inferior QB over a proven winner. Mack Brown gave up a lot of hardware to get Phil Simm's one million donation.

    I disagree. While the losses certainly are frustrating, ever since 2002, there is no reason for NU to even be close in those games. tu has LOADS of talent while NU does not. tu should be embarrassed that it normally takes a bounce of a ball here, a lucky break there, a missed call here, and extra second there to beat an inept, un-talented, irrelevant team.

     

     

    What about the first 5 or 6 years in the Big 12? People can say all they want, but TO got outcoached plain and simple in the 1996 Big 12 Championship game. We've had 4 coaches who've went up against Texas since we've been in the Big 12. Solich is the only one who's managed a victory. When the Big 12 was formed, Texas really wasn't relevant. They fired a coach just like we did. Texas in the 90's had very similar records to Nebraska in the 2000's with some nice 5-6, 6-5, and 7-4 seasons.

    Again, that loss in 96 was frustrating, even players from that time say that game was the hardest loss because we were better and there were other reasons why we lost that game. But that is not the reason for MY hatred towards Texass. It's their arrogance, self importance, and thought of entitlement.

     

    It's not that we're arrogant, it's just that we know we are better than you :woo HOOM'EM :woo:):)

     

     

    HOOM'EM?

  6. If you ask me we might as well quit getting all worked up over garbage like that. The guy is the EDITOR of inside texas..... I doubt he believes everything he wrote there..or at least doesn't think it's all that big of a deadl. But getting people all worked up like that WILL sell newspapers and get hits on the website.

     

     

    Figure it out guys

    :hmmph

  7. Apparently Chuck didn't hear Beebe very well, so I helped. ;)

     

     

     

     

    The exit payment from Nebraska and Colorado to the league has been estimated at $35 million to $40 million. Five schools - Baylor, Kansas, Kansas State, Iowa State and Missouri - had pledged their portionoffered gold, first-born children, and their souls to Texas, Oklahoma and Texas A&M to ensure at least $20 million annually to those three schools from the league. UT and OU have said they don't will intend to collect. But the issue is still not settled. Beebe hopes a special meeting or teleconference of athletic directors UT officials next month might bring clarity.

     

    Schedule.

     

    After Nebraska and Colorado leave, the "predominant thought," according to Beebe, is that the remaining 10 teams will play a nine-game round-robin league schedule In Austin without a title game.

     

     

    Corrected ("Why the hell should TEXAS have to travel? " Beebe thinks to himself "Who keeps saying that?!?!" )

  8. I think people are realizing that Les Miles is not that great of a coach... if I were Michigan I'd much rather have Harbaugh, he has been very impressive with Stanford so far.

     

    Harbaugh is a good choice, but I would also love to see what Chris Petersen could do for the (original) Blue.

    I'd love to see Gary Patterson (TCU) get his chance at an upper tier school as well. There's no disputing the fact he has TCU playing very well

     

    Les Miles I think is a decent coach. His time at Okie Lite, while not stellar, did make for some interesting seasons. Where his faults are is he has no real attachment to where he's coaching. His allegiances seem fake and if given the chance, I think he'd jump off the LSU ship and go somewhere he thought was better. I know he pissed off a lot of OSU fans when he left for LSU.

     

     

    The only thing that made Miles a good coach was having a great defensive coordinator....

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