DaveH Posted November 1, 2005 Share Posted November 1, 2005 Did anyone really expect him to come out and say it was a throat slash? I mean, would anyone really? It's easy to say yes to that question. I can't say I would have done the same thing, but I understand. That play was the pinnacle of what would end up being one of the worst called games ever. For both sides. Callahan thinks his team didn't get their fair shake and was PO'ed about it. Can't say I disagree. Oh and as far as being embarrased as a highly moral citizen of the highly moral state of Nebraska , eh, no not so much. He did it. I didn't. Maybe if he was an elected official of some sort. It kills me how people in this state think they are just the cats meow when it comes to stuff like this. Please. Quote Link to comment
formerfan Posted November 1, 2005 Share Posted November 1, 2005 Gee, FF does that equate with LP and the caveman exhibition? Wasn't that worse because it was to the physical detriment of another human being? Name calling and obscene gestures will never hurt me but sticks and stones will, remember that saying? Hey, I make no excuses for LP, he has some serious issues and what he did was wrong. He is a waste. Was it ok for Pudllini to go pick on Snyder that decrepid old man another check mark for an embarassing situation at NU. It isn't just BC and the AD ya have to play equal with all the personnel past and present. I didnt really care about this much, I thought it was stupid. IMO, getting in Snyders face was pretty cool, but whining about "running up the score" was lame, made him look like a puss. Dont shoot the messenger here, like I said, I dont have any problem with what billy c did, just man up and admit it. But.....the national media probably will make a bigger issue out of it than what it is, that is where the ridicule will come. If he would have come clean and not tried to act deceptive about it, it wouldnt have been an issue at all, IMO. Quote Link to comment
DaveH Posted November 1, 2005 Share Posted November 1, 2005 Even if he did apologize for it, you think that would be enough to call off this Big 12 "investigation"? I doubt it. Quote Link to comment
formerfan Posted November 1, 2005 Share Posted November 1, 2005 Even if he did apologize for it, you think that would be enough to call off this Big 12 "investigation"? I doubt it. No not at all, the Big 12 is on a witch hunt, and they may have got their witch. I dont think it was a big deal, kind of funny, kind of cool. It would have been much better if he not denied it happened, its on tape Quote Link to comment
nu4everfan15 Posted November 1, 2005 Share Posted November 1, 2005 y not just tell the truth... then maybe he could slip in something bout the bad call... w/ out gettin fined Quote Link to comment
DaveH Posted November 1, 2005 Share Posted November 1, 2005 y not just tell the truth... then maybe he could slip in something bout the bad call... w/ out gettin fined Doubt it. I doubt they would trade an apology for the opportunity to throw a dagger. Quote Link to comment
nu4everfan15 Posted November 1, 2005 Share Posted November 1, 2005 Doubt it. I doubt they would trade an apology for the opportunity to throw a dagger. true he would prolly get into more trouble that way Quote Link to comment
clone Posted November 1, 2005 Share Posted November 1, 2005 Didn't make "the gesture?" Of course he did. So what? At least he didn't just stand there! Be a man, admit it. Leave the issue behind. Beat KU!! Quote Link to comment
nu4everfan15 Posted November 1, 2005 Share Posted November 1, 2005 Be a man, admit it. Leave the issue behind. Beat KU!! wow why didnt i think of that... good call... its over and done w/ now lets focus on KU!!!! Quote Link to comment
Redman Posted November 1, 2005 Share Posted November 1, 2005 Even if he did apologize for it, you think that would be enough to call off this Big 12 "investigation"? I doubt it. Why do people have to turn football into a whiny wimpy sport? First people FEREAK out over the Janet Jackson incedent, TO signing a ball, Moss fake mooning a crowd, and other events like this. People need to f'ing relax. If things like these really scar someone emotionally, then they should watch figure skating or crawl in a hole and disappear. I am so tired of this fake-offendedness ( or what ever you wish to call it) that people have brought into just about everything. Yes, I know, you can say this is a college sport and that there is no room for such things. I say, this is a game where people hit others as hard as they can with an intent to harm (yes they do), a sport where fans and players talk trash (we will kick your teams ass), and a sport where we have mascots like Savages. This is simply no big deal, and that a group of tie-wearing old farts is going to sit around a table and a question what they think a coach's intentions were, should be insulting to everyone. Nobody, but BC knows the intent of gesture. If you are one that says "I know for a fact that it was a slit your throat gesture", just go away cause YOU DO NOT KNOW. If it turns out that that was his intent, GOOD! The refs sucked, and were lucky that that is the only problems that they had from the Huskers bench. Quote Link to comment
clone Posted November 1, 2005 Share Posted November 1, 2005 Be a man, admit it. Leave the issue behind. Beat KU!! wow why didnt i think of that... good call... its over and done w/ now lets focus on KU!!!! It is a good call. I wish Cally woulda thought of it. Instead he denied it, creating an issue from a non-issue and giving every Callahan basher from coast to coast more fodder. Adding an un-needed distraction to a team that needs to focus on the next game, NOT some b.s. in the media. Quote Link to comment
Benard Posted November 1, 2005 Share Posted November 1, 2005 Theres quite a bit of whining goin on by way of the hillbillies, in regards to Cally's apparent "throat slash" gesture. Rembmer that? It was when he was goin irate about the eleventeenth missed holding call that led to the final TD. I think he was just making a reference to the way his players were being held. what do you guys think? I say F the hillbillies. Vid: http://media.putfile.com/Callahan-throat-slash I don't see nothign about that, that resembles holding. I think he did it personally, not that he meant he wants to kill the ref but he acts out in dumb ways when things don't go his way. Quote Link to comment
nu4everfan15 Posted November 1, 2005 Share Posted November 1, 2005 the link is now on espn.com, so welcome the national media 2day! Quote Link to comment
DaveH Posted November 1, 2005 Share Posted November 1, 2005 Theres quite a bit of whining goin on by way of the hillbillies, in regards to Cally's apparent "throat slash" gesture. Rembmer that? It was when he was goin irate about the eleventeenth missed holding call that led to the final TD. I think he was just making a reference to the way his players were being held. what do you guys think? I say F the hillbillies. Vid: http://media.putfile.com/Callahan-throat-slash I don't see nothign about that, that resembles holding. I think he did it personally, not that he meant he wants to kill the ref but he acts out in dumb ways when things don't go his way. You gotta be kidding me. On that play in particular: 1) McKeon was wrestled to the groud 2) Someone had a fist full of Moore jersey for more than 5 seconds 3) A OU WR WAS f'ing PULLING ON GRIXBY'S LEFT ARM AS THE RB WENT BY. Stick to coaching baseball. Quote Link to comment
formerfan Posted November 1, 2005 Share Posted November 1, 2005 This it typical billy c. From the "dumbest team in America" to "F-ing hillbillies" to "Its just one game, just one season" to the denial of a throat slash, the guy is outta control, and embarrasses himself and the organization that he is identified with. Quote Link to comment
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