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We are not as desparate as KSUcks in Snyder's early years. What kick-started their rise was when Snyder red shirted every 4th year senior on the squad. That year went bad for them, but the next saw a big improvement.

5. Iowa St - sorry Cy, got to be competitive 4. KU - Longest continuous series west of Missouri, last year left bad taste, but one year a rivalry does not make 3. KSU - NU-Snyder was pretty good, but you need two teams, not a team and a coach. 2. CU - Nice guys and the worst fans in the country finish second. Again you need two teams, not one to make a rivalry 1. MU - If we had to pick a B12 North team as a rival I think the only reasonable choice would be Missouri. They are the only team who over many decades have provided the best competition. Rivals are forever - you can have the soup de jour, but not the rival de decade My $0.02.

or? And the author is not a homer. The article was from a radio station in No Carolina. Unless he's a transplant

One big thing i noticed when i moved away from the great state of Nebraska: TV ads for college football.

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Bring it on and knock the snot out of the opponents ball carrier! I am SO pumped for this next season. **(I don't want to put down the player, but last year's wussy attitude)

What school does jason bourne play for?

High gas prices are cutting down on unneccessary trips.

One reason that Notre Dumb consistantly is in top 5: BECAUSE a player is being recruited by Notre Dumb the rating services automatically raise their rating on the player BECAUSE Notre Dumb always recruits the "best players"

I will be pleased with any bowl, but exceedingly happy if the bowl isn't on the g** d*** NFL channel. What monkey butt set up that deal? Note to Big 12 - slowly put down that contract and run!

I thought the prize for 1st loser would be some flood damaged item

OK now I know this is a fake: top: Nebraska Football above the logo: "Smart Tough" below the logo: I think it says "Dependable"

Volume 1. Didn't show volumes 2-4

Link We offer a handicap of "watch-out" opening weekend games featuring Football Championship Subdivision (I-AA) schools on the road against major conference opponents: Included in the 10 was: Western Michigan at Nebraska: • Upset potential: Have you seen Nebraska's defense this century? • Reality check: Cornhuskers Coach Bo Pelini wouldn't dare lose his debut with Athletic Director Tom Osborne sitting in the press box.

OSU - Love them if you are playing them for NC, hate them if you were ranked #3 -15 and would have done better. USC - Eh Notre Dumb - Still #1 (see this year's ESPN preseason rankings) UF - should be lower OU - Respect, don't hate yet love to beat. Meechigan - Notre Dumb lite, should be higher Texas - should be higher (buy a championship anyone?) Bama - drop off list Miami - agreed Tenn - annoying, not hated Replacements - Fresno "cheap shot" State for the opponents injured punt returners. Residual hate (see Miami) Other possibilities - Penn St. (for their uni's), Oregon (for their uni's) Regional bias: KSUcks

Not ahead of - along with. Let them have a chance to see if they have game ability.

Hasn't done Florida State a damn bit of good. Miami's class of 2005 has been something of a disappoint too. I think it stands to reason that 3 years of stellar recruiting for ND will pay off. The sheer athleticism alone will win games. The rest is coaching. Bottom line: you won't win anything if you don't have the recruits. I don't care if Lombardi came back and coached your team, you're not going to win. So KU wasn't 12-1 last year based on their recruiting history? Does that make Mangino better than Lombardi? It can also go the other way - good recruiting does not neccessarily produce good results. Team chemistry - too many prima donnas looking for their ticket to the NFL, bone headed play calling, recruiting mostly offense and 3 QBs and 7 WR per year and ignoring needs. Sound familiar? I would say its EASIER to win with good recruits. Its more important to have recruits that the coaches feel are good for their school and position needs, not what recruiting services say.

oh sirius? lol "sureley you're not sirius" "no I'm completely serious, and quit calling me shirley"

Thanks. Ruin the suspence for me. Now what am I going to do for the season?

What's "tape"????

Who do you play the next week North East Missery State actually i believe its North Central Community College of the Blind of Downtown Columbia-Tech

Not according to Jim Walden.... But I was reportedly a member of the team 1980-84, back when Cyclone Football and Jumbo Shrimp were both accepted oxymorons when used by English majors in the term papers they wrote for me...uh...I mean, that I wrote.... Maybe I am too young to know Jim Walden... if you donned a helmet, pads, etc. and took the field with the Clones, then you were a player! What??? He was an assistant at NU in early '70s. He bailed/left/fired when TO was named HC.

Th OC usually calls the plays unless the HC is an offensive guru like Osborne, Tressel, Leach, Weis, Johnson... Very rare the Hc casll his own play now days, but some do, but Weis has stopped doing this and don't know if Johnson will do it at GA Tech. Don't forget the-coach-whose-name-is-not-to-be-mentioned Agree with Bigredfxtoy - Remember hearing that Bo will let Watson call plays, he will listen in and give his 2 cents where appropriate HuskerfaninOkieland - I think I remember Bo saying that once the D "gets going" he will let Carl take more control

But first - NU has to get televised.

Unless they are made by the defense!