Huskrz65

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I am pretty sure the weather will chill the Horns. Use the ice on the field to bring the swelling down. And I don't mean injuries either.

I just have this feeling about today... GO HUSKERS, BEAT TEXAS!

"WARNING: Partial female nudity--don't wanna see it, don't open this forum. " With that being said, I'd say it's a matter of willpower. IMO.

TEXAS!

I can't believe you posted that. That Pussburger voice made me regurgitate my dinner...THANKS!

As a matter of fact the old Bevo died last week. Bevo- It's what's for dinner?

They damn well better be!

"Oh yeah, one small problem. Mann is out for the game, so that means Brett Byford gets the start." I don't think that is a correct statement. Otherwise it's all a very good read.

Sweet...kickass football and beautiful women!

As Lawrence Phillips would call the UT/NU game: "Now that's what I'm talkin' about...you come into our house you should get your behind kicked...you dont come into our TO playin that stuff...your across the cornfield....you across the prairie you can't come over to our place talkin' noise like that, you'll get your butt beat.

I tell ya, I just got a good feeling about this Saturday. Even more than I had when the Huskers went to SoCal. GBR!

They are anywhere there are multiple teams; except perhaps Colorado. It was bad in Florida when I was stationed there.

I don't know if this subject has come up before or not. But with all of the talk of Frost in the other thread, what are the chances of Zac being drafted? And if he's not, what do you think his immediate plans are? Do you think Callahan would offer him a position as a coach? My thoughts are that he would make a good pro QB. He knows the WCO. He just isn't getting alot of publicity. We'll see if the UT game raises his stock.

Do you guys remember how crazy it was in '94 when we beat "The U of thugs?" People running out into the streets from the bars in freezing temperatures. I remember some of those days when goalposts came down..perhaps it was against OU? But anyway, to answer the question, I don't think it warrants our posts coming down. Just head to the bars on O street and celebrate. First round is on Eric the Red!

Yeah, but slightly. Either 10 or 11. Which would be fine. There is still a lot of football to be played in the Top 10.

Something else I'd like to point out. Was it not this very same group of people that gave Callahan 2 or 3 years to get this program back on track? Actually that's asking a lot in a very short amount of time considering that during his first year he was playing with 'option oriented' players and his second he was teaching his JUCO recruits the WCO. So in his 3rd year, at 6-1, I think he's doing pretty well.

That too could very well be his plan. Not to be looking back, but had the 'skers not turned the ball over in L.A. - who knows.

Yeah, f??in' NFL coach has us 6-1 and has restrained the weapons that could beat Texas not once, but twice and put us in a very favorable position for a post season bowl. Damn I hate those NFL flunkies. Yeah..Me too...But at least they're more likely to put the game of Football in proper perspective..Took me ~45 years to figgure that out. A Proper coach would have us 7-0 right now.. But Seriously...I think we've seen the last of undefeated seasons at UNL. I hope our backups got some serious playing time at least. Actually I was being super-sarcastic when I posted to your response. What I was trying to convey was that Callahan appears to have 'mastered' the passing portion of the WCO with the players he has and now wants to complete the gameplan by developing a respectable run-offense. If you look back to last year we passed a lot and ran a little Ross here and a little Ross there. Some power Glenn in short yardage and then some Swift/Nunn/Hardy on the fly. You don't hear too much about Nunn and Swift this year as you did last year. You also don't see Herian being used that much either. Callahan has A LOT of tools in his shed and, with added run efficiency (as you are witnessing) will probably be able to drag any team behind his 'woodshed' so to speak. Could I say that he has flashed his weapons during the earlier games this year against lesser opponents? Yes. But then we see the KU game and wonder. I am not in Callahan's head and don't see what he is trying to achieve. We can only speculate. I expect NU to reach the Top 10 next year. I get frustrated with the mediocre wins as well. Why? Because I grew up with Tom. I am used to the 'scoring explosions' of the 80's and the glorious mid-90's where the Huskers reigned supreme. It was time for a change. If you could not see in some of our games after Tom's departure that teams had figured out how to stop the option, you were definately watching with blinders on. I wish, at times like tonight, that Callahan would just cut the kids loose. But apparently that is not going to happen just yet - and maybe never. College football is hard to figure. Who would have thought that the same team we beat in the Alamo Bowl last year might possibly have a shot at playing for the National Championship this year? Our time will come again.

Yeah, f??in' NFL coach has us 6-1 and has restrained the weapons that could beat Texas not once, but twice and put us in a very favorable position for a post season bowl. Damn I hate those NFL flunkies.

Me neither. I have been trying all game. Refresh on this page is wearing me out!