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[husker_85]

That was my happiest memory in recent husker football...Don't tarnish it by saying it was lame MSU!

 

 

Pelini beat Michigan State... It was Callahan that beat Michigan .. :lol

 

Pelini bowl win was against MICHIGAN

[RedDenver]

Pelini beat MSU, Callahan beat UM.

 

From huskerpedia:

2003

Won 10, Lost 3

Big 12: Won 5, Lost 3, second place North Division

Coach Frank Solich (Bo Pelini acting head coach for bowl game)

 

Date Opponent Site Result AP Rank Att.

NU/Opp

08/30 #Oklahoma State Lincoln W 17- 7 /24 78,058

09/06 Utah State Lincoln W 31- 7 23/ 77,284

09/13 Penn State Lincoln W 18-10 18/ 78,008

09/25 S. Mississippi Hattiesburg W 38-14 15/ 36,125

10/04 Troy State Lincoln W 30- 0 12/ 77,825

10/11 #Missouri Columbia L 24-41 10/ 68,349

10/18 #Texas A&M-HC Lincoln W 48-12 18/ 77,604

10/25 #Iowa State Lincoln W 28- 0 14/ 77,483

11/01 #Texas Austin L 7-31 12/16 83,308

11/08 #Kansas Lawrence W 24- 3 19/ 50,107

11/15 #Kansas State Lincoln L 9-38 18/ 78,014

11/28 #Colorado Boulder W 31-22 25/ 53,434

12/29 *Michigan St. San Antonio W 17- 3 22/ 56,229

 

*Alamo Bowl

Final rankings: 19th AP, 18th ESPN/USA Today

Roster | Depth chart | Stats | Honors | Fall camp | Spring game

 

2005

Won 8, Lost 4

Big 12: Won 4, Lost 4, tie second place North Division

Coach Bill Callahan

 

Date Opponent Site Result AP Rank Att.

NU/Opp

09/03 Maine Lincoln W 25- 7 / 77,469

09/10 Wake Forest Lincoln W 31- 3 / 77,380

09/17 Pittsburgh Lincoln W 7- 6 / 77,336

10/01 #Iowa State Lincoln W 27-20-ot /23 77,433

10/08 #Texas Tech-HC Lincoln L 31-34 /15 77,580

10/15 #Baylor Waco W 23-14 / 40,857

10/22 #Missouri Columbia L 24-41 / 60,641

10/29 #Oklahoma Lincoln L 24-31 / 77,438

11/05 #Kansas Lawrence L 15-40 / 51,750

11/12 #Kansas State Lincoln W 27-25 / 77,761

11/25 #Colorado Boulder W 30- 3 / 54,831

12/28 *Michigan San Antonio W 32-28 /20 62,000

 

*Alamo Bowl | Final rankings: 24th in AP and USA Today

Stats | Honors | Depth chart | Roster | Media guide | Spring game

 

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[Bleeding Husker Red]

That was my happiest memory in recent husker football...Don't tarnish it by saying it was lame MSU!

 

 

Pelini beat Michigan State... It was Callahan that beat Michigan .. :lol

 

Pelini bowl win was against MICHIGAN

 

 

Here's the link right from the NU website. Pelini was interim for the bowl at the end of the 2003 season. The bowl was Michagan State. Check it for yourself.

 

http://www.huskers.com/SportSelect.dbml?SP...p;Q_SEASON=2003

[Da Man]

From what I've been told, Gill is being interviewed for Asst HC and OC. With the understanding that if (this is a big if) Pelini leaves, that Gill will be the most likely candiate to replace BP. Also being offered more money than what he's making at Buffalo and a chance to come home again.

[huskered17]

I think I just Bogasmed. Clean up on aisle three.

 

The question that I keep wondering, though, is how well would Turner handle being an assistant after being a head coach, especially when the man who he's under has no head coaching experience? If he's a humble man, which his interviews and such would seem to indicate, it wouldn't be much of a problem. But ego is ego, and everyone has one of a varied size. This staff would be dream come true for me, especially if you could get someone like the LSU linebacker/ST coach with all he recruiting ties to come on board as DC. As long as Bo is around, the defense becomes less of a concern regardless of the coordinator. With an offensive mind like Turner in the mix, I think we could see an amazing turnaround from this season.

 

As for continuity, if they can get a 9-10 win season next year with perhaps a Big XII Championship appearance, they're solid, provided there's no Callahan-esque relapse in 09.

 

Exciting times, gentlemen. Very exciting times.

 

X

 

 

GBR!!!

[Huskers4ever]

From what I've been told, Gill is being interviewed for Asst HC and OC. With the understanding that if (this is a big if) Pelini leaves, that Gill will be the most likely candiate to replace BP. Also being offered more money than what he's making at Buffalo and a chance to come home again.

 

I don't think Turner would even consider coming back under Pelini as OC and I don't think TO would even dream of offering Turner that position out of respect. If anyone in this situation deserves to be an assistant, it's Pelini.