melscott62 Posted September 16, 2011 Share Posted September 16, 2011 To be fair Autzen is louder. I think if he would have said louder people wouldnt be calling him out.... he didnt Is there a more relevant factor than crowd noise in determining difficulty of playing in a stadium? I guess the arguments for Memorial Stadium would be we have Sombrero Guy, Asian Shark Hat Guy, Bloody White Jumpsuit Guy, and Moiraine Nebraska Boob Girl. location, condition of visitor facilities, time zone changes, physical layout of the facility and who plays there all play a role... I would say the first and last example are much more important than noise Quote Link to comment
VectorVictor Posted September 16, 2011 Share Posted September 16, 2011 Nebraska: 116 Warshington: -2 BOOK IT! Ah yes, the fabled negative safety. I heard about it once when I was a boy. Actually another way to score -2 is to kick a field goal threw the wrong goalposts. That is usually accurate. However, there is an obscure caveat to that rule, which states that if you have a fan in the stands with a sombrero and corncob guns you actually get -1 1/5 points. The -1/5 is deducted from the team's most influential booster, unless you can prove that it was actually Boone T. Pickens who purchased the corncob guns. Then everyone gets a fajita Runza and the game is suspended for a two hour siesta. Is the two hour siesta so everyone can cope with the explosive diarrhea they'll get from eating a Fajita Runza? Quote Link to comment
The Dude Posted September 16, 2011 Share Posted September 16, 2011 To be fair Autzen is louder. I think if he would have said louder people wouldnt be calling him out.... he didnt Is there a more relevant factor than crowd noise in determining difficulty of playing in a stadium? I guess the arguments for Memorial Stadium would be we have Sombrero Guy, Asian Shark Hat Guy, Bloody White Jumpsuit Guy, and Moiraine Nebraska Boob Girl. location, condition of visitor facilities, time zone changes, physical layout of the facility and who plays there all play a role... I would say the first and last example are much more important than noise I don't see how who plays there is relevant. The discussion is the stadiums, not the teams. The other stuff I suppose is relevant in the discussion, but I don't see how any of that would influence the actual game more than crowd noise. Quote Link to comment
irafreak Posted September 16, 2011 Share Posted September 16, 2011 To be fair Autzen is louder. I think if he would have said louder people wouldnt be calling him out.... he didnt Is there a more relevant factor than crowd noise in determining difficulty of playing in a stadium? I guess the arguments for Memorial Stadium would be we have Sombrero Guy, Asian Shark Hat Guy, Bloody White Jumpsuit Guy, and Moiraine Nebraska Boob Girl. Quote Link to comment
melscott62 Posted September 16, 2011 Share Posted September 16, 2011 To be fair Autzen is louder. I think if he would have said louder people wouldnt be calling him out.... he didnt Is there a more relevant factor than crowd noise in determining difficulty of playing in a stadium? I guess the arguments for Memorial Stadium would be we have Sombrero Guy, Asian Shark Hat Guy, Bloody White Jumpsuit Guy, and Moiraine Nebraska Boob Girl. location, condition of visitor facilities, time zone changes, physical layout of the facility and who plays there all play a role... I would say the first and last example are much more important than noise I don't see how who plays there is relevant. The discussion is the stadiums, not the teams. The other stuff I suppose is relevant in the discussion, but I don't see how any of that would influence the actual game more than crowd noise. matter of opinion and personal preference I guess. I cant find the article but I remember reading something a few years back about how much travel effects the outcome of games... esp when you are going several time zones... again keep in mind he was specifically talking about it being tougher for the washington QB to play in oregon then NU. teams.... location... everything makes a difference Quote Link to comment
The Dude Posted September 16, 2011 Share Posted September 16, 2011 To be fair Autzen is louder. I think if he would have said louder people wouldnt be calling him out.... he didnt Is there a more relevant factor than crowd noise in determining difficulty of playing in a stadium? I guess the arguments for Memorial Stadium would be we have Sombrero Guy, Asian Shark Hat Guy, Bloody White Jumpsuit Guy, and Moiraine Nebraska Boob Girl. location, condition of visitor facilities, time zone changes, physical layout of the facility and who plays there all play a role... I would say the first and last example are much more important than noise I don't see how who plays there is relevant. The discussion is the stadiums, not the teams. The other stuff I suppose is relevant in the discussion, but I don't see how any of that would influence the actual game more than crowd noise. matter of opinion and personal preference I guess. I cant find the article but I remember reading something a few years back about how much travel effects the outcome of games... esp when you are going several time zones... again keep in mind he was specifically talking about it being tougher for the washington QB to play in oregon then NU. teams.... location... everything makes a difference I'm sure you have a point, that makes sense. Considering just the stadiums though, I'd say Autzen is probably tougher than Memorial Stadium. This is coming from someone who thinks people are too hard on Memorial Stadium. It's a very tough place to play and gets very loud, but you would never think that asking a lot of Husker fans. Quote Link to comment
Drowning_in_the_Sea_of_Red Posted September 16, 2011 Share Posted September 16, 2011 To be fair Autzen is louder. Wasn't that a concentration camp? 32.5 - 18.67 Huskers 1 Quote Link to comment
melscott62 Posted September 16, 2011 Share Posted September 16, 2011 To be fair Autzen is louder. I think if he would have said louder people wouldnt be calling him out.... he didnt Is there a more relevant factor than crowd noise in determining difficulty of playing in a stadium? I guess the arguments for Memorial Stadium would be we have Sombrero Guy, Asian Shark Hat Guy, Bloody White Jumpsuit Guy, and Moiraine Nebraska Boob Girl. location, condition of visitor facilities, time zone changes, physical layout of the facility and who plays there all play a role... I would say the first and last example are much more important than noise I don't see how who plays there is relevant. The discussion is the stadiums, not the teams. The other stuff I suppose is relevant in the discussion, but I don't see how any of that would influence the actual game more than crowd noise. matter of opinion and personal preference I guess. I cant find the article but I remember reading something a few years back about how much travel effects the outcome of games... esp when you are going several time zones... again keep in mind he was specifically talking about it being tougher for the washington QB to play in oregon then NU. teams.... location... everything makes a difference I'm sure you have a point, that makes sense. Considering just the stadiums though, I'd say Autzen is probably tougher than Memorial Stadium. This is coming from someone who thinks people are too hard on Memorial Stadium. It's a very tough place to play and gets very loud, but you would never think that asking a lot of Husker fans. I dont think anyone is saying it isnt... has anyone even suggested its not? maybe I missed it. everyone is up in arms over the MUCH tougher comment. Quote Link to comment
jsneb83 Posted September 16, 2011 Share Posted September 16, 2011 To be fair Autzen is louder. Wasn't that a concentration camp? Auschwitz, but close enough. Quote Link to comment
BrooklynsFinest Posted September 16, 2011 Share Posted September 16, 2011 To be fair Autzen is louder. I think if he would have said louder people wouldnt be calling him out.... he didnt Is there a more relevant factor than crowd noise in determining difficulty of playing in a stadium? I guess the arguments for Memorial Stadium would be we have Sombrero Guy, Asian Shark Hat Guy, Bloody White Jumpsuit Guy, and Moiraine Nebraska Boob Girl. location, condition of visitor facilities, time zone changes, physical layout of the facility and who plays there all play a role... I would say the first and last example are much more important than noise I don't see how who plays there is relevant. The discussion is the stadiums, not the teams. The other stuff I suppose is relevant in the discussion, but I don't see how any of that would influence the actual game more than crowd noise. I'm assuming he means if you're playing against better competition every year, your record at home might not be as good as someone who plays really weak competition. Nebraska plays harder competition AND has a better winning percentage at home, so... Quote Link to comment
walksalone Posted September 16, 2011 Share Posted September 16, 2011 Looks like 98% are going down in flames. WHAT?!??!??!?!? 1 Quote Link to comment
jsneb83 Posted September 16, 2011 Share Posted September 16, 2011 Looks like 98% are going down in flames. WHAT?!??!??!?!? 1 Quote Link to comment
Nebula Posted September 16, 2011 Share Posted September 16, 2011 Nebraska: 116 Warshington: -2 BOOK IT! Ah yes, the fabled negative safety. I heard about it once when I was a boy. Actually another way to score -2 is to kick a field goal threw the wrong goalposts. That is usually accurate. However, there is an obscure caveat to that rule, which states that if you have a fan in the stands with a sombrero and corncob guns you actually get -1 1/5 points. The -1/5 is deducted from the team's most influential booster, unless you can prove that it was actually Boone T. Pickens who purchased the corncob guns. Then everyone gets a fajita Runza and the game is suspended for a two hour siesta. Is the two hour siesta so everyone can cope with the explosive diarrhea they'll get from eating a Fajita Runza? Oh, absolutely. Market research indicated there was just no other option. Quote Link to comment
GSG Posted September 16, 2011 Share Posted September 16, 2011 Another: Chicago Sun-Times WASHINGTON AT NO. 11 NEBRASKA Time: 2:30 p.m., Ch. 7. Records: Washington 2-0, Nebraska 2-0. The story line: Washington is a soft 2-0, beating Eastern Washington and Hawaii, and Nebraska did have some first-half problems with Fresno State. Nice test for Nebraska this week, but the Cornhuskers will pass it. The line: Nebraska by 161/2. Cowley’s pick: Nebraska, 41-21. Quote Link to comment
okaive Posted September 16, 2011 Share Posted September 16, 2011 Don't let udub see that or we are in for mind boggling postings. Quote Link to comment
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