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Aww crap...thomas is rollin

here we go! Im so excited!

I cant wait to shut up all the annoying kstate fans...theyve been talking smack all day son

hide yo kids, hide yo wife, and hide you husband, because oregons raping errybody out here

I agree in the sense that Lee did not have a real shot to prove himself. But in order for me to buy your argument, you need to give me some kind of logical argument as to why you think that we won't be as successful against top notch teams. Let's take a moment to reconsider the NU/ISU game last year. I don't think ISU would qualify as a "top-notch" team. But for whatever reason, Lee was still ineffective in running the offense. I remember feeling nervous every time Lee was pressured in the backfield last season because it would end up as an incompletion or a sack. Martinez seems to have real mobility. I will wait until later in the season to entertain the idea of him being the best running quarterback we have seen since Eric Crouch. With that being said, I see Martinez being a lot more mobile than Lee. Are there any instances from last season where you remember Lee being pressured and taking off down the field? I'm sure it must have happened at some point in the season -- but no particular memory comes to mind. Lee wasnt ineffective in running the offense...i think we can all agree that lee was not the problem that game

When was Mizzou a program that had done something...they had two good years...but they didnt win any big 12 titles or bcs games...thats what id classify as "doing something"

Masoli is now set to be the starter at Ole Miss now...we know the kids a baller, but do you think we should have tried to get him to transfer here? Its a mute point now, but I've always been a fan, and at worst he could have provided some great depth. There are some serious character issues there, but in my opinion its outweighed by the positive. Thoughts?

YES!!!!

Alabama's is just about a mirror image of what the Huskers run...a lot of ace, two formations of pistol, a bunch of shotgun, including the wildcat...i dont know if we're going to find anything closer than this

Anyone know how you can get the nike pro uniforms? They were on the demo, but they arent showing up on my game

When did they ever really give him a chance outside of the baylor game? I agree that he was not ready to play, but did running two series of running plays against Oklahoma, then having him run two qb sneaks and throw one bootleg from the one yard line really show us his true future talent? I think not.

One thing i didn't realise during the original viewing was how much of a beast Niles Paul turned into towards the end of that game. After he dropped the one deep pass where he got jacked, he turned into an absolute monster

Anybody thrown out Hot Rod yet? Because that movie is whats up

I literally laughed for ten minutes as this video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeH3zbet3Ig Great song

Kicking the living crap out of texas on our way out the door

IMO Locker is much faster than foles...foles is just mobile, where as Locker actually can make some plays with his feet

I cant speak for anyone else, but i am loving this demo. It seems very polished...heck of a lot better than last year, thats for sure

N offense...but why do these iowa st. people think that Jack Trice is such an incredible homefield advantage...one of the posters has it listed three or four times as the deciding outcome of a game...i went to a game there, and was not that impressed

I like how rivals has one of Derrius Vick's college choices as Wichita State...They haven't played football in 20+ years

If you want the player with the biggest impact, then it's definitely Zac Lee...the whole season practically rests in his hands...thats a pretty big impact

No but to him Switching conferences for the purpose of making more money is HIGHLY unattractive and seems selfish. I'm not saying that's what or why Nebraska is switching, because I don't believe that is the reason they are. BUT IF, and the key word is IF the media takes this and spins it as a selfish move to make money. (Which the local stations in Texas are saying Nebraska is leaving because they can't be Texas, are tired of living in the shadows of Texas, and were just upset they didn't get more money from Texas). We all know the reason NU is switching is because other schools around them threatened to leave, which left Nebraska in a situation where it had to protect itself... NU hasn't been selfish at all... NU has been extremely patient and lenient... We didn't look to leave the Big 12... but other schools were looking for money and looking into leaving... which forced us to look into opportunities to protect ourself and maintain our credibility. What happened was that an opportunity opened up for NU to increase their Academic(s), offer a better education to students, and thus make a difference in the world, all while also creating situations of competition for our athletics to compete and grow. Money comes with the switch, but Pearlman, Osborne, and the rest of UNL weren't looking to get rich, they were looking at an opportunity to research things that will help people, they were looking for a place to settle down and commit to, they were looking for other institutions who stood behind the same values of ethics, commitment, hard work, and honesty... The Big Ten happened to come knocking on our door and all we did was listen... contemplate... evaluate... And there you have the truth to Nebraska joining the big 10. Unfortunately, the great state of Texas where I live doesn't see the truth... they see us as a bully who is the little brother on their backs who just needs to stop whining... With that logic AG will go nowhere near UT. You cant tell me that they arent pursueing other options to increas revenue. To be honest, with this logic, Aaron Green should not have Cal, Nebraska, Florida OR Texas at the top of his list: - Cal is located in Berkley, which is hella hood. However, UC Berkley is viewed as very classy and rich. Thus Aaron Green does not like the fact that Cal puts on a front and diverges from its "hood" origins. - Texas is moving conferences instead of staying loyal to the dying Big 12. This is to increase revenue and save their own asses. Disloyalty = bad in the mind of Aaron Green. - Nebraska: See Texas. - Florida State has fine women that would be sinful for Aaron Green to look at. He does not want to deal with those temptations. Therefore the only logical destination and result is that Aaron Green will soon announce his commitment to University of Montana. NO! I knew we should ave been watching out for the Grizzlies!

I was just telling a friend i was very worried about the same thing! Especially if the Big 12 really is done and these refs blame Nebraska for their jobs. I'm not paranoid enough to buy into a conspiracy (though the :01 makes it really difficult not to). just saying that a lot of 50/50 and even 40/60 type calls that will consistantly go against us. We'll just have to leave no doubt. No room to let those kinds of calls to be the difference. Hasn't that ALWAYS been the case? Refs have always hated on Nebraska...(no bias I assure you ) lol It seems that way over the last few years but I think I'm becoming a strong believer in the whole "you make your own luck" mantra. When your good and your hitting your stride, things will go your way: bounces, penalties, etc. We haven't had much of a stride the last decade. Even last year-- Penalties weren't the problem vs ISU. Or the last minute vs VTech. Now if you have refs that, deep down, are bitter towards Nebraska, luck and stride will have less to do with it. Penalties may not have been the problem on the last drive of Va Tech, but they were definitely the problem earlier in that game when we had first and goal and ended up punting on a few questionable calls.