Hedley Lamarr
All-American
Really looking forward to watching Kenny start at WR next season for the Omaha Beef
Good bye Bell
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True2tRA
Banned
Kenny is one of the more beloved Huskers currently on this roster.
The dude has tons of fans and always will. His personality, the fro, and his willingness to speak up for his coaches, were all things people loved and respected about him.
He was a great receiver for the most part, a record setter at Nebraska, and a damn good blocking receiver. His block on that Wisconsin kid (God rest his soul) was epic.
The kid gets tons of a$$, he has plenty of people telling him how brilliant he is. He'll be okay if I don't carry on stroking his ego.
If he'd have stayed away from the tweeter, he'd probably be all aces in my book.
The dude has tons of fans and always will. His personality, the fro, and his willingness to speak up for his coaches, were all things people loved and respected about him.
He was a great receiver for the most part, a record setter at Nebraska, and a damn good blocking receiver. His block on that Wisconsin kid (God rest his soul) was epic.
The kid gets tons of a$$, he has plenty of people telling him how brilliant he is. He'll be okay if I don't carry on stroking his ego.
If he'd have stayed away from the tweeter, he'd probably be all aces in my book.
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funhusker
All-American
Because you make "the world" seem so wonderful..You have also had 4 weeks to get this sh#t out of your system!
Branno
All-Conference
Things I didn't like about Kenny:
Him on Twitter discussing paying players
The occasional dropped pass
Things I love about Kenny:
Everything else.
He's passionate, talented, and loyal (to the University, his team, and his coach). I can't believe people are tearing him apart for putting Pelini on his wrist tape. It's sad and disgraceful.
Him on Twitter discussing paying players
The occasional dropped pass
Things I love about Kenny:
Everything else.
He's passionate, talented, and loyal (to the University, his team, and his coach). I can't believe people are tearing him apart for putting Pelini on his wrist tape. It's sad and disgraceful.
To me, the thing that Kenny Bell did last night wasn't his great touchdown catch, or holding the block on the perimeter for Ameer's TD. It was Kenny wandering over to the hurt USC player while the trainers worked on him and giving advice on how he should be breathing to get his wind back. That's classic Kenny Bell. I used to laugh at Bell pointing Martinez towards the end zone when he broke free, or pointing out who should block who as he went down the field. Bell was always trying to be useful, whether it was catching, blocking, calming down Bo, or giving free medical advice to the opposing team. Kenny was always a presence, and trying to be a positive one at that.
I, for one, will miss him.
Here's Bell celebrating with a referee, of all things:
I, for one, will miss him.
Here's Bell celebrating with a referee, of all things:
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admo
Heisman Trophy Winner
Bell has made a lot big plays receiving, returning kicks and blocking throughout his career. Not the greatest college receiver I've ever seen, but he did pretty darn good on the field for us for 4 years.
As for the other stuff that gets under people's skin, and sometimes mine, I just do my best to roll my eyes & block it out the best I can. If he was a pro, I'd carry a different tune and would be more verbal about it. That being said, I appreciate what he's done on the field over the years. Pretty good football player.
As for the other stuff that gets under people's skin, and sometimes mine, I just do my best to roll my eyes & block it out the best I can. If he was a pro, I'd carry a different tune and would be more verbal about it. That being said, I appreciate what he's done on the field over the years. Pretty good football player.
Hammerhead
All-Conference
I'm as glad to see Bo gone as anybody, but I don't see anything wrong with these guys supporting the coach that they played for for the last 4 years. Say what you will about Bo, but his players obviously had a ton of respect for the guy.
As for Bell, I'd have loved to see what he could do for Coach Riley. While I wouldn't say he's an elite receiver, he made some pretty big plays as a Husker.
As for Bell, I'd have loved to see what he could do for Coach Riley. While I wouldn't say he's an elite receiver, he made some pretty big plays as a Husker.
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BaytownHusker
Starter
Ameer had Bo knows on him.
Jake cotton had BO on the back of his helmet
I think Gregory had Bo knows also.
Yet you people want to call out something Bell has had on his arms for 4 years here at Neb. Those are the so called fans that say they are the best and don't know crap about this team. Want to criticize every little thing that goes wrong.
Jake cotton had BO on the back of his helmet
I think Gregory had Bo knows also.
Yet you people want to call out something Bell has had on his arms for 4 years here at Neb. Those are the so called fans that say they are the best and don't know crap about this team. Want to criticize every little thing that goes wrong.
throwing bones
Four-Star Recruit
4 weeks to completely rid himself of a 5+ year relationship, especially as one as public as this firing...ok
Touchdown Tommie
All-Conference
PaulCrewe
Heisman Trophy Winner
If you want to keep going one could add Kieron Williams, Tareeq Allen, VV, Josh Kalu, and the whole team for leaving an open seat on the bus
I didn't see that until just now. Prior to seeing it I was just hoping KB would someday be proud of being a Husker. Now I know he is. I'm thankful because I know what that feeling is. Brings me back every year to rekindle what it is to be part of this great "family." I grew up in Illinois and live here now, but I will always bleed Husker Red. Thanks Kenny and thanks Husker Nation. We have something sooo very special and no rift will ever tear us apart. Great effort yesterday amid difficult times. We may argue amongst ourselves, but we still love each other.