Bo Pelini is a Punk

[mnhusker]

Yeah ..... the guy is a dumb a**. Too bad noise can't help their offense.

 

[Count 'Bility]

Even if so, Bo's right. I read they'll be between 20 and 25k HUSKER NATION members in the lakeside tinshed saturday. So, that might make a pretty good dent in the noise factor. Big talk from a fan of a team that had an O'fer season less than 2 years ago.

 

[Never Skerd']

reminds me of the time the Norfolk radio station said people from our area didn't know how to play real football, referring to the football in their area as "more physical", just got us more pumped and we made them lick their sh#t. They are just fueling the Husker Tornado with comments like this.

 

[GI56]

Don't forgot that there are going to be tons of Nebraska fans in the stadium as well- it's not going to be a 100% Husky crowd rooting against us.

 

[ESPY]

Imagine walking down the sidewalk and Bo busts right into your shoulder as he walks in the opposite direction. I relish at the thought of what Bo would do if I immediately turned around and shouted "Wattup Punk!? There's plenty of room here! Quit bein' such a punk and grow up!"

 

[kansas husker]

This guys have no idea, what the wrath of Bo is like.

 

[HuskerfaninOkieland]

 

[Chef K]

Bo Pelini is no punk, but these two are b*tches.......

 

[Enhance]

It all makes sense to me. Washington fans know this game is probably a loss, and they need a reason to be loud and boisterous.

I will say this though: broadcasters and radio personalities in sports don't move up the ladder by calling out prominent coaching figures like this. You lose a ton of respect in the news world for saying things like this.

 

[EZ-E]

I dont know if calling Bo Pelini a punk is a good idea. If I saw that man in person in the heat of battle I think that I would be kind of afraid.

 

[RedDenver]

I will say this though: broadcasters and radio personalities in sports don't move up the ladder by calling out prominent coaching figures like this. You lose a ton of respect in the news world for saying things like this.

I think the last decade of sports "reporting" shows this statement to be false. Doing whatever it takes to get readers/viewers/listeners has trumped quality and accuracy quite thoroughly.

I personally wish what you said was true though.

 

[sd'sker]

I will say this though: broadcasters and radio personalities in sports don't move up the ladder by calling out prominent coaching figures like this. You lose a ton of respect in the news world for saying things like this.

I think the last decade of sports "reporting" shows this statement to be false. Doing whatever it takes to get readers/viewers/listeners has trumped quality and accuracy quite thoroughly.

I personally wish what you said was true though.

you might be right, but there is a difference from being controversial and making absurd calls, and straight up calling out a head coach over a harmless remark.

 

[RedDenver]

I will say this though: broadcasters and radio personalities in sports don't move up the ladder by calling out prominent coaching figures like this. You lose a ton of respect in the news world for saying things like this.

I think the last decade of sports "reporting" shows this statement to be false. Doing whatever it takes to get readers/viewers/listeners has trumped quality and accuracy quite thoroughly.

I personally wish what you said was true though.

you might be right, but there is a difference from being controversial and making absurd calls, and straight up calling out a head coach over a harmless remark.

No disagreement there. But I better their website hits skyrocketed and they've gotten tons of angry Husker fan e-mails and comments, which all look good to bosses and advertisers.

 

[sd'sker]

I will say this though: broadcasters and radio personalities in sports don't move up the ladder by calling out prominent coaching figures like this. You lose a ton of respect in the news world for saying things like this.

I think the last decade of sports "reporting" shows this statement to be false. Doing whatever it takes to get readers/viewers/listeners has trumped quality and accuracy quite thoroughly.

I personally wish what you said was true though.

you might be right, but there is a difference from being controversial and making absurd calls, and straight up calling out a head coach over a harmless remark.

No disagreement there. But I better their website hits skyrocketed and they've gotten tons of angry Husker fan e-mails and comments, which all look good to bosses and advertisers.

and washington fans. i am sure the hometown fans eat that type of stuff up. it is just a little busch league, a little too classless. but you are right, it gets ratings. i look at jay "missy misdemeanor" mariotti as the guy who is controversial and uses it to gain ratings, and i think this would be even below him. he is just contentious, that guy was just lame.

 

[HuskerMoon]

"by Bo Pelini? He has no Idea Man. Not gonna take that I assume"." Actually Bo Pelini has every idea and knows from experience what playing in Husky Stadium is like. and actually you out there in Husky land, you are going to take it! Take it hard and nasty. So hard in fact you'll be pulling the grass out of your crack and trying to adjust to playing football while looking out of your ear hole.

Notice this all served as a segway to the Storm's game in the WNBA finals. Which is the ONLY thing people in Seattle or the state of Washington for that matter will have to cheer about this year. This was just a ploy to get fans pissed off about something so they would be plenty mad when the Storm Play Atlanta. w00t! Go storm!