Spartness

I wouldn't go that far. There are good cops ... and a few bad ones. These guys handled it poorly, and badly pre-judged the situation. Unfortunately, in the real world, it seems like you are guilty until proven innocent.

First off, that was a raw deal for the fan, and the police were out of line. Now there is a fine line of sitting and standing. I think you should be able to stand some and cheer on the team, but at the same time, allow those older handicapped people, who have own their seats for years, see the field some. Yes, the give and take is those blue hair fans have the videos to see the game when fans are standing ... and the fans should be able to stand some ... it's part of the game. But the blue hairs are also entitled to see the field as least half the game. They paid their dues, and you shouldn't totally deprive them ... and some of you will be handicap someday. So to say they should stay home is insensitive, selfish and disrespectful. It's give and take folks. Blue hairs shouldn't expect you to sit the whole game, and you shouldn't expect them not to see the whole game. Is that unreasonable?

We don't know how good either one is until he puts on a Husker uniform. Very premature. Maybe Brion Carnes is better.

He will be a the same player regardless how they rate him. He may be a great player for us, a solid player for us, or a disappointment. No star will change that.

No, he converted three third downs ... he has upside as a passer but needs more development.

You have some good points, but he has not shown to be a running threat ... so it's hard to describe him as a dual threat. When was the last time he made a big run? I remember he made a long run along the sideline against a bad defense early last season ... that was about it. He really hasn't had a great run since. But I think he can develop into a decent thrower ... I just don't think that would be NU.

If someone else already started this topic, sorry and please move it. I've seen enough that proves Green is a highly overrated runner -- compared to what he seemed like in high school. He's just not nearly as explosive as he looked at the lower level. What gives? Higher competition in college? But in high school in Texas, he faced really good athletes on defense. So why did his high school game videos mislead us so much? Do you remember how excited we were when he committed to us? Forget about comparing him to T-Magic ... way too much separation in favor of Taylor. But comparing him as a runner to Blaine Gabbert or Joe Ganz, he doesn't seem to hold a candle to either. I see potential for Cody Green as a passer, but he is clearly not a dual-threat QB, and our offensive system is a bad fit for him. Watson's offense with Pelini's first team fit his talents better. I think he should find a team with a pro-style offense to develop his passing skills. Nebraska is no longer the right team for him.

With Helu gone, we need him besides Green.

I can see why a lot of people are critical of Pinkel. You would think he would try to sneak Gabbert at least a second time.

When he is healthy, his straight-away speed with pads on is as fast as any RB I have seen in Lincoln. I don't care about his 40-yard-dash time, 100-meter time, etc. He can really fly with his pads on when healthy. That was not a slow Mizzu D.

Political correctness in football. Amazing! What does Beebe think this game is? Pinkel should wear pink.

The worst part is we won't live to fight another day with UT unless OU losses a couple of games in the future and we play them again in the Big 12 championship ... or we play them in a future bowl. And that could be years! Whatever success we have in the Big 10, UT can sit back and say they own us, and that really sucks!

Most of us were so pumped up with Cody Green. He was the one with the four stars, and a high four star if I remember. T-Magic, a three star, didn't seem to have nearly the hype of Green. The reason why stars don't mean that much to me.

He and T-Magic on the zone read -- that could be a big WOW!!!

Monte if fine as a DC. For whatever reason, he doesn't have the bodies right now. With probation or no probation, you would think he would have enough talent left. Apparently not. He's going to have a long night against Oregon.

Has this been confirmed? Does the network still think it's a 2:30 game?

J.P. I absolutely found to be down to earth. I also met Johny Rodgers one time, and I wasn't impressed at all. J.P. is a lot friendlier.

I picture in my mind Christian growling (edit sp) like a bear when staring down an OL. We don't seem to have that right now.

I gave him my thoughts of the K State game. I said we likely will stuff their running attack by putting eight guys or so on the line and that the kool aid drinking will resume since many fans will think our front four have greatly improved. He burst out laughing. Most interesting is when I asked him how he compares our defensive tackles to he and his brother. He said these guys are more talented, but are just not playing up to par. He also said, "It's all in your head." Our guys need to mentally toughen up.

Huskers if the Nighthawks lose 8 fumbles and a wide receiver running for a sure TD fumbles the football away.

He has a lot of talent and a lot of upside, but -- good grief! -- there's a lot of football left.

Bob, I hope to see you there and share a glass of kool aid with you. Make sure you have some. But really folks ... let's wait after the UT game, and then we can talk about this.

Is this writer drinking a gallon of this? Good grief!

Sorry I posted this wrong and will try again.

Your link didn't take me directly to this radio show. But I will say this: You can't go by what one or two people say. This cannot be use as a reflection of OSU fans. Let's not start a hate OSU club ... OK. We have one regular OSU fan on this board, and he's been a good poster. There are idiot Husker fans, too.