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Ok. I would punch you in the face but I hit like a girl so you wouldn't feel it. I also throw with an elbow-first motion, so throwing something at you is also out of the question.

You are correct on Kill's bowl record in his past 5 bowls. However, Minnesota and Northern Illinois do not comprise Kill's career record and his career record is not terrible. It's pretty good. Ya. 16 years ago he went 38-14 at storied Saginaw Valley State University. And after that he went 11-11 at Emporia State. Clearly he's miles ahead of Mike Riley. I think Kill is a great coach but admo makes a great point here. You make no sense.

I'm not seeing how this tough at all. Hands down Bo had it easier. Our expectation right now is to get at least 9 wins in year 1. Our expectations when Bo arrived were much lower.

I just wanna drag my finger through that chin crack and whisper sweet nothings in his ear.

so what if our offensive numbers go down but we go 12-2 with a ccg appearance and bowl win? My point is we had some pretty prolific offensive numbers last year but in the grand scheme of things, or when it mattered, it was borderline garbage. The team was mediocre. Just win the games. Win something of substance. I dont give a sh#t if its 45-41 or 7-3. What about 45-3?

I'm cornfused. He played as a true freshman. This is his 5th year.

1/4 of UNL's faculty does agricultural research, which the AAU doesn't consider. Maybe that's a mark against the AAU.

Do you really think UM and NU are that different right now? Yep.

I've never heard a good reason for anyone disliking Perlman. It's kind of like people not liking Eichorst. He's a lawyer, so he must be a "slimeball."

Suspected? He proved it over and over again, e.g. by throwing into double/triple coverage to the 1st receiver.

This would be an idiotic decision.

I'm talking about this garbage right here. Your reading comprehension is poor when it comes to these quotes. I don't see anything you quoted where someone seems to be taking things personally or accuses Pelini of attacking the fan base, and in most/all of the statements where Nebraska is mentioned, it's implied that they're talking about the University of Nebraska, not the state. Leadership is also implied. e.g. in the mentions of what Pelini is getting paid.

The receiver is at the same spot coming off the shadow. Follow the hash marks because that's the direction of the pass. Now look at the lead foot for both QBs in comparison. Tommy's front foot is to the side, planted, and pointing at the receiver. Even though he is throwing it in front of receiver (the route). Bush has his front foot in front of him, and pointing to a spot in front of the receiver. Don't know if it's natural or something worked on, but just off of that, AJ will be on target more often than Tommy. It definitely looks proper. I think you mixed the two Qbs up. Armstrong's front foot is pointing about 45 degrees to the right. Bush's front foot is pointed leftward, straight at the receiver.

A Riley coached team playing a lower division opponent......no thanks.....Riley doesn't have the best track record at that. Once again, another gem of a post, nice agenda you're pushing here. This thread has nothing to do about Mike Riley does it? So stay on topic because the game is getting old. How dare he bring things like 'facts' into a post. There's nothing wrong to reply with a semi-sarcastic post in response to another semi-sarcastic post. The funniest part is that they're both right. Nebraska would likely pummel Youngstown State, but Mike Riley has often struggled against FCS teams in recent years. The problem is this guy brings this kind of sh*t into every single topic in this forum.

Then you're not a very good GM. As long as it's against NFL rules it's a risk to take someone who keeps doing it. It matters not one bit how stupid the rule is or if it's legal in all 50 states. All that matter is that the rule exists. If I'm a GM I have to think of the possibility that he'll test positive on more tests. I doubt many are concerned about the actual weed itself as much as he is now in the League's substance abuse program. Another positive test would mean a suspension (four games, I think) and now that he's admitted that he's tested positive before, he's obviously not learning the lesson so it's a question of will he be able to keep himself out of trouble and on the field. Exactly...

Then you're not a very good GM. As long as it's against NFL rules it's a risk to take someone who keeps doing it. It matters not one bit how stupid the rule is or if it's legal in all 50 states. All that matter is that the rule exists. If I'm a GM I have to think of the possibility that he'll test positive on more tests.

Not really. If they're interested in an increase or decrease, then a paired test makes sense. If it's not paired you might see that someone's smoking 3 cigarettes a day at 29 years old and it seems small, but maybe when they were 18 they were only smoking 1 a day. You have no reference. They can also use this same type of study to find out which types of people change or forget their original answers so they can improve how they do surveys. I'm guessing part of the reason they do it this way is because people who answer a question at age 29 about their smoking habits at age 18 are likely to remember things wrong. So it's probably better to do it this way. well, for every study conducted on people, there will always exist at least one way to dismiss the findings whether correct or semi-correct. this here won't be different. but that doesn't defeat the general premise. the fact that the initial apparent evidence based on what appears in front of us daily will point to one thing does not mean that that thing will be true. more often than not, it isn't. especially when it comes to stereotypes and race/ethnicity. specifically for weed and other drugs, it shouldn't be a hidden fact that the highest percentage of end-users of weed and other drugs is not black people. it just so happens that black people get in trouble far more for it than others. lol i'd say this thread has officially been derailed. This doesn't seem to be in any way shape or form a reply to anything I said, so I'm not sure why you quoted me. Also, I love when people announce that threads are derailed.

Things are way more advanced now than that. Maybe I'm missing something but what I know of Deep Blue is it did its thing in 1996 (ancient history) and has since been retired. We're now using machine learning in every day applications (Facebook's facial recognition). The military can feed photos of what they want computers to look for, e.g. bomb shelters/enemy hideouts, and then those computers "learn" how to find them among millions of photos. They can go through those images way faster than any human could to find potential targets. I'm sure there are loads of military applications that we're not even aware of.

I don't see how you could be a competent employee if you're stupid enough to say that stuff to your potential future boss.

Not really. If they're interested in an increase or decrease, then a paired test makes sense. If it's not paired you might see that someone's smoking 3 cigarettes a day at 29 years old and it seems small, but maybe when they were 18 they were only smoking 1 a day. You have no reference. They can also use this same type of study to find out which types of people change or forget their original answers so they can improve how they do surveys. I'm guessing part of the reason they do it this way is because people who answer a question at age 29 about their smoking habits at age 18 are likely to remember things wrong. So it's probably better to do it this way.

It's a stupid rule. That being said, it is a rule, and he's an idiot for doing it.

#CoreValues Carl the coke head and philanderer. Marvin the philanderer, etc. Ron the homophobe. Kaz the wife beater. Quite the collection. I won't get into it to much, but it isn't correct to call Ron Brown a homophobe. Disagreeing with something doesn't automatically equal fear and hate. This is true. But Ron Brown's statements make him homophobic. They just do. Which statements? Where have you been the last few years? He said gays and lesbians do not deserve the same protections as groups that historically have been discriminated against, such as blacks and women. "The scriptures teach that blacks were created by God, that women were created by God, but that homosexuals ... that is not what God had in mind at all," Brown said. Brown said his words should not be interpreted as an attack on homosexuals. "I have simply said that based on the Bible, homosexuality, the lifestyle of homosexuality, is a sin," he said. These statements are based on his faith, not on fear, which is what homophobia is, a fear of homosexuals. lol

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I'm thinking of starting a gofundme to send this guy on a paid vacation away from Huskerboard until September.

If hearing Bob Odenkirk say "go Cornhuskers" would titillate you, then watch it.