Blackshirtsguru Posted December 3, 2007 Share Posted December 3, 2007 JP on 1620 just now, says that he loves Bo's intensity. While JP was watching the Presser and listening to Bo answer questions from the media, he wasn't for sure if BO was going to flip over the podium and go after the guy or if he was searching for the answer! Love the intensity! He also stated that the players take on the mentality of the coach! If the kids see him (Bo) caring, then any kid would bleed for that coach! Quote Link to comment
I See Red People Posted December 3, 2007 Share Posted December 3, 2007 I think Bo is a real college coach. No coach speak, just reality. Reminds me of coaches I played for when I was a kid. Quote Link to comment
Cy the Cyclone Posted December 3, 2007 Share Posted December 3, 2007 I think Bo is a real college coach. No coach speak, just reality. Reminds me of coaches I played for when I was a kid. When I was a kid, our coach made us run laps and eat a cigarette after every one if he caught us smoking. I think Bo just makes them eat cigarettes for fun. Quote Link to comment
Spiderman Posted December 3, 2007 Share Posted December 3, 2007 Who is this Jason Peters? Quote Link to comment
Husker8up Posted December 3, 2007 Share Posted December 3, 2007 Who is this Jason Peters? WHAT!!!!Who are you? He is just one of the most bad a$$ brothers to ever wear a cut off husker jersey. Quote Link to comment
HuskerExpat Posted December 3, 2007 Share Posted December 3, 2007 Who is this Jason Peters? WHAT!!!!Who are you? He is just one of the most bad a$$ brothers to ever wear a cut off husker jersey. There was never anyone named Jason Peters who wore a Husker jersey. There was a bad mofo named Jason Peter that did, which I think was Spidermans sarcastic way of pointing out this fact.... Quote Link to comment
socalhusker07 Posted December 3, 2007 Share Posted December 3, 2007 I know Callahan had children, but I believe they were older by the time he moved to Nebraska... so don't shoot me for offering this up. I think it's very good that Bo has young kids. Although his kids (all under 10) aren't college age, it sure helps having someone who raising kids himself coaching Nebraska's finest. My wife and I were talking and we were saying how great it would be if our son (now 4) could one day play for Bo. I think his fatherly instinct will also help in terms of working with players off the field, just like T.O. is famous for. Quote Link to comment
NPhusker Posted December 3, 2007 Share Posted December 3, 2007 I know Callahan had children, but I believe they were older by the time he moved to Nebraska... so don't shoot me for offering this up. I think it's very good that Bo has young kids. Although his kids (all under 10) aren't college age, it sure helps having someone who raising kids himself coaching Nebraska's finest. My wife and I were talking and we were saying how great it would be if our son (now 4) could one day play for Bo. I think his fatherly instinct will also help in terms of working with players off the field, just like T.O. is famous for. Also we could not only have a Pelini roaming the sideline, we also might have a Pelini roaming the secondary in about 8 years i think. I am not positive but Bo was a pretty good safety for OSU, was he not? Quote Link to comment
DeathCultArmaggedon Posted December 3, 2007 Share Posted December 3, 2007 I know Callahan had children, but I believe they were older by the time he moved to Nebraska... so don't shoot me for offering this up. I think it's very good that Bo has young kids. Although his kids (all under 10) aren't college age, it sure helps having someone who raising kids himself coaching Nebraska's finest. My wife and I were talking and we were saying how great it would be if our son (now 4) could one day play for Bo. I think his fatherly instinct will also help in terms of working with players off the field, just like T.O. is famous for. Also we could not only have a Pelini roaming the sideline, we also might have a Pelini roaming the secondary in about 8 years i think. I am not positive but Bo was a pretty good safety for OSU, was he not? Pretty sure he was a 4 year letterman. Quote Link to comment
GHOST Posted December 4, 2007 Share Posted December 4, 2007 WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO JP ANYWAYS?? I REMEMBER WHEN HE WAS BUILT LIKE A TANK LOL NOW HES LIKE REALLY REALLY SMALL NOWS Quote Link to comment
DaveH Posted December 4, 2007 Share Posted December 4, 2007 JP on 1620 just now, says that he loves Bo's intensity. While JP was watching the Presser and listening to Bo answer questions from the media, he wasn't for sure if BO was going to flip over the podium and go after the guy or if he was searching for the answer! Love the intensity! He also stated that the players take on the mentality of the coach! If the kids see him (Bo) caring, then any kid would bleed for that coach! I didn't get that notion at all. Not that he's not intense, I just thought he acted pretty normally. What Peter said is a bit overstated IMO. Quote Link to comment
HankNU Posted December 4, 2007 Share Posted December 4, 2007 WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO JP ANYWAYS?? I REMEMBER WHEN HE WAS BUILT LIKE A TANK LOL NOW HES LIKE REALLY REALLY SMALL NOWS Drugs Quote Link to comment
Bleeding Husker Red Posted December 4, 2007 Share Posted December 4, 2007 I know Callahan had children, but I believe they were older by the time he moved to Nebraska... so don't shoot me for offering this up. I think it's very good that Bo has young kids. Although his kids (all under 10) aren't college age, it sure helps having someone who raising kids himself coaching Nebraska's finest. My wife and I were talking and we were saying how great it would be if our son (now 4) could one day play for Bo. I think his fatherly instinct will also help in terms of working with players off the field, just like T.O. is famous for. Also we could not only have a Pelini roaming the sideline, we also might have a Pelini roaming the secondary in about 8 years i think. I am not positive but Bo was a pretty good safety for OSU, was he not? Pretty sure he was a 4 year letterman. If I'm not mistaken, he was a team captain his senior year Quote Link to comment
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