ndamakong suh

[CoachKevin]

Do you think sideline reporters come up with the questions on their own? LOL

 

You do know that there is a producer on a head set and the reporter has a speaker in their ear I hope.

[huKSer]

Do you think sideline reporters come up with the questions on their own? LOL

 

You do know that there is a producer on a head set and the reporter has a speaker in their ear I hope.

The announcers were harping on that very same theme during the end of the game.

[sd'sker]

I just get tired of any success nebraska has of it being downplayed by these girls that have less football knowledge then i do

 

 

I think that Erin Andrews is very good reported...i thought her ?'s for Suh were fine...

 

 

Correct. She did and does a really good job.

i thought she was just trying to give him an opportunity to explain his drive and motivation, and her angle wan't that he was classless for staying in, but her concern was that wasn't he worried about injuries. i think the story was that he played the whole game without worrying about injuries with his exceptionally bright future.

[sarge87]

you're just saying that because she's hot

 

I thought Andrews was unimaginative in the start post-game interview with Suh. She already spent airtime reporting how she asked Asante the same question. Could've at least asked him some other things...

In her defense though, she was asking the questions the guys in the booth were bantering about just before the stop securing the shut out.

[knapplc]

Do you think sideline reporters come up with the questions on their own? LOL

 

You do know that there is a producer on a head set and the reporter has a speaker in their ear I hope.

CoachKevin for the win.

[sarge87]

Do you think sideline reporters come up with the questions on their own? LOL

 

You do know that there is a producer on a head set and the reporter has a speaker in their ear I hope.

CoachKevin for the win.

Didn't we used to call that schizophrenia?

[knapplc]

Do you think sideline reporters come up with the questions on their own? LOL

 

You do know that there is a producer on a head set and the reporter has a speaker in their ear I hope.

CoachKevin for the win.

Didn't we used to call that schizophrenia?

 

Say what?

 

?

[Fuzzy]

You know, personally i thought Suh's answer to that question would be " I wanted to savor every second of this game since this is the last game I'm playing as a Husker."

[HUSKER 37]

i thought she was just trying to give him an opportunity to explain his drive and motivation, and her angle wan't that he was classless for staying in, but her concern was that wasn't he worried about injuries. i think the story was that he played the whole game without worrying about injuries with his exceptionally bright future.

 

Me too.

 

I was proud of Suh's response and another opportunity to showcase his love of sport over $$$

 

 

 

Didn't we used to call that schizophrenia?

 

Say what?

 

?

schizophrenia ~= having a voice in their ear...Telling them what to do...

 

BUT NOT ANYMORE..Shut up!

 

 

I like Erin..What means "Mealy mouth"?

[huKSer]

You know, personally i thought Suh's answer to that question would be " I wanted to savor every 3601 seconds of this game since this is the last game I'm playing as a Husker."

[cornhuskers4ever]

I think that the ESPN guys said something to that extent too. At first, they couldn't understand whySuh was still in the game, then it dawned on them. Suh wants to be a part of the game and the Nebraska Program until the final whistle. Suh in my opinion, was the symbol of reason during the crazy times of Nebraska Football. He though of transferring, but heard Bo Pelini out, and chose to stay. I wonder if Suh knows, well maybe he knows but in a sense of pride, he won't say he expects it, but Suh made such a positive impact on Nebraska Football in every sense of the program... Players, Fans, Recruiting and so much more, that I just have this knowledge that Suh is going to excell in the NFL and bring it to a whole new level.

 

Suh's love of the game of Football is something that movies are made of.. Imagine down the road when someone makes the movie "SUH" based on a true story.

[WCHusker]

I don't know what your problem with her is, but I think she does a damn good job.

 

She's also a damn fine specimen in the buff!

[cscott2win]

The female sideline reporters were a concept developed by the NFL telecasts to attract more female viewers. It has trickled over to college ball. I have no complaints!!!! Male reporters ask the same stupid questions. Erin actually does a pretty good job. Watching yesterday's Rose Bowl, Musberger stated after the 3rd play, "And we are watching the young qb grow up before our very eyes!". That was as rediculous as it gets!!!

[newenglandhusker]

The female sideline reporters were a concept developed by the NFL telecasts to attract more female viewers. It has trickled over to college ball. I have no complaints!!!! Male reporters ask the same stupid questions. Erin actually does a pretty good job. Watching yesterday's Rose Bowl, Musberger stated after the 3rd play, "And we are watching the young qb grow up before our very eyes!". That was as rediculous as it gets!!!

Even for My-brain-is-mush-berger!

[Husker B]

Wow, out of all the things to talk about that came out of that game, you want to whine about a post-game question. Get a freakin grip.