I'd expect they are exactly like us, with a handful pissing and moaning. (perhaps we have a larger handful, but Pelini has been ripe for the picking the last few years so that lies at his feet). Anyone that follows the team closely enough to spend time on the boards anyway.
Actually if you talk to the local media who cover him they are quick to say he's an bad guy, who's confrontational and often glares at reporters when he's asked a question he doesn't like. He's even "charged" at them and got in their faces in the past. Perhaps Nebraska reporters are just pussies who think its ok to take shots at the coaches but when they get called out by it they can't take it.
Because it's a hot topic around the country. It seems coaches all over the country are doing a lot of this. Meyer, Kiffin and Spurrier, including the mention above have all been short and snippy with the media. It's not normal and each respective university is allowing them to do this. There are two camps, one says they don't have to say anything if we don't want to, the other says, in most places, we pay your salary, you represent us, stop being a child and talk to the media for a few minutes.
I was around when TO was here and you make a great point. I had never even gave that a thought.
