HuskerBruin

How could I forget about the Song Girls..... As long as they don't try to pass off Will Farrell in his SNL cheerleader costume. Or, even worse, one of their male cheerleaders with their sweaters, short white shorts frosted tips and their waxed, oiled, and tan-in-a-can legs!

You remember correctly. And as has already been stated, Ruud said on the Jim Rome Show that he thought there was no chance of that happening. Doesn't mean it won't happen, but there's also no reason to think it will.

Hmmm, maybe USC would trade a lil' sunshine, Sunset Blvd. and Pete Carroll for Cally & Coz..... it's worth asking, is it not? Or a couple of their cheerleaders....

First of all, it wasn't the "media" that annointed the 2007 Trojans the greatest ever - it was Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh at the preseason Pac 10 conference media day. But it's true that ESPN has been riding their collective jock for the last few years. As a UCLA grad, I'd love to agree that the University of Spoiled Children will face the same fate as NU, but I can't see them falling nearly that far. As others have noted, they have a ton of injuries this year to major players. Plus they're still absolutely loaded with talent and continuing to get top recruits. This season is a setback, to be sure, but they'll rebound just fine next year. Carroll isn't going anywhere. He is almost on the level of John Wooden (God status) around southern California. Unfortunately, those bastards will continue to be the team to beat in the Pac 10 for the next few years at least.

I'm really sorry to hear about the extent of his injury. The guy hasn't been perfect this season, but he's done a good job for us this year while continuing to show maturity and composure in interviews during this tailspin. I'm sure you all have read this story in the OWH, but I'll post the link just in case. It's a heartbreaker. http://www.omaha.com/index.php?u_page=1200...;u_sid=10169795 That article doesn't confirm anything. Unless you also have a mutual friend with SK... What would I know, I just come on here and post whatever! I don't know anybody. I never said that the article confirmed anything. What I said was that it was a heartbreaker in its description of how down Keller was after the game. Not every post is an attempt to start or confirm rumors.

I'm really sorry to hear about the extent of his injury. The guy hasn't been perfect this season, but he's done a good job for us this year while continuing to show maturity and composure in interviews during this tailspin. I'm sure you all have read this story in the OWH, but I'll post the link just in case. It's a heartbreaker. http://www.omaha.com/index.php?u_page=1200...;u_sid=10169795

Are you serious? We don't play for a close game against the #17 team. We have higher standards.

What sucks is if we win the coaches/players will say that it was a big help to play on the road and not to have to deal with boos.

So what, did we run a goal-line D on their own 15??? Where were the safetys???

I guess Coz just remembered that he's Coz. Olay!

Regardless of the outcome of this great game, I'm proud of our boys!

Asante!!!!

To all those Paul Johnson homers, Navy lost to Delaware 59-52. That's right, Delaware, 59-52. I'm not saying that Johnson is responsible for giving up 59 points, but it's at least noteworthy that Navy currently is 4-4. If you look at his record at Navy, it really isn't all that impressive, though obviously he has improved the program.

Callahan's Tuesday press conference: If Huskers win: "I'm just real proud of our coaching staff for preparing an effective gameplan against this great Texas team." If Huskers lose: "Our guys just didn't make the plays down the stretch. We just need to play better."