Bad Breath
Walk-on
Got back from Lincoln on Sunday. This was my third game at Memorial Stadium (1998 and 2008). Surprisingly enough, I was treated better on this trip than any other. I tailgated with some friends of friends in a lot full of red. And just about everyone nearby treated us cordially, even offering us food and beverages at their tailgates. I was ribbed on a couple of occasions, but it was good-natured and never crass or offensive. (There were a few minor incidents once in the stadium, but again...rather mild overall.) Thank you for being gracious hosts.
As for the game, Nebraska completely dominated Mizzou (duh!). I had hoped that Missouri's defense would make things tough on Nebraska, but that turned out to be Fantasy Island. Very impressive performance by the Nebraska offensive line which created some wonderful holes for Helu to run through. Not only did he find them (the holes), but I think the whole Missouri defense was caught off-guard by his speed. He looked faster than I've ever seen him before. Just as many of you predicted, the early NU lead led to Missouri becoming completely one-dimensional -- playing right into the Cornhuskers' strength. I'm so glad the Tigers don't have to go up against that secondary again. Too darn good.
After the game, my friends and I tried to get a table at Lazlo's (east location), but didn't want to stick around for the 90 minute wait. So we ended up at Sam & Louie's where we were razzed by a couple of semi-drunk patrons. They were annoying (and largely ignorant) and not the typical college football fan types. Other than that, we had a nice meal and enjoyed our time in Lincoln. Good luck.
As for the game, Nebraska completely dominated Mizzou (duh!). I had hoped that Missouri's defense would make things tough on Nebraska, but that turned out to be Fantasy Island. Very impressive performance by the Nebraska offensive line which created some wonderful holes for Helu to run through. Not only did he find them (the holes), but I think the whole Missouri defense was caught off-guard by his speed. He looked faster than I've ever seen him before. Just as many of you predicted, the early NU lead led to Missouri becoming completely one-dimensional -- playing right into the Cornhuskers' strength. I'm so glad the Tigers don't have to go up against that secondary again. Too darn good.
After the game, my friends and I tried to get a table at Lazlo's (east location), but didn't want to stick around for the 90 minute wait. So we ended up at Sam & Louie's where we were razzed by a couple of semi-drunk patrons. They were annoying (and largely ignorant) and not the typical college football fan types. Other than that, we had a nice meal and enjoyed our time in Lincoln. Good luck.