Nebraska's Dirty Laundry

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Every halftime show and football recap show I've seen since our game has gone over the Bo meltdown. This will happen all day long and then it will happen all day tomorrow as well.

Thanks a lot Bo.

 
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They honestly seek out ways to sh#t on Nebraska, so while we shouldn't have made it easier for them, this sort of thing is bound to happen regularly.

 
Nebraska isn't known for good football anymore. we are best known as the school with a lunatic for a coach.

 
presidentjlh said:
They honestly seek out ways to sh#t on Nebraska, so while we shouldn't have made it easier for them, this sort of thing is bound to happen regularly.
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They don't seek ways to Sh*t on Nebraska. If you think that, you've obviously been brainwashed by Bo. Bo has given ESPN and the media a reason to sh*t on this program.

 
During the game can't totally defend but it's not a headline maker. It's a footnote.

After the game...jeez. Need to listen, but sounds like bridges blown the hell up.

 
Just wait. From what I hear the local media types have actually been protecting Bo and his staff by not reporting on all kinds of stuff going on down in Lincoln. If Bo is gone, those discussions will be had. It could be a hell of an interesting offseason.

 
Yup. Saw it on ESPN and just now on CBS.

What's interesting is that the narrative has changed from "a coach who has won 9 games every season at Nebraska" to a "coach who's lost four games every season at Nebraska."

The consensus seems to be that we'll keep him, but only because of the buy out. CBS reported that the buy out is $25 million for him and all the assistants, but that has to be wrong. In any event, that problem seems to have a quick fix: Insist that Bo stays only so long as all the assistants are fired.

 
Hujan said:
Yup. Saw it on ESPN and just now on CBS.

What's interesting is that the narrative has changed from "a coach who has won 9 games every season at Nebraska" to a "coach who's lost four games every season at Nebraska."

The consensus seems to be that we'll keep him, but only because of the buy out. CBS reported that the buy out is $25 million for him and all the assistants, but that has to be wrong. In any event, that problem seems to have a quick fix: Insist that Bo stays only so long as all the assistants are fired.
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I saw the same thing on CBS. Doesn't the buyout get reduced if these guys get jobs elsewhere?

 
huskerfan92 said:
presidentjlh said:
They honestly seek out ways to sh#t on Nebraska, so while we shouldn't have made it easier for them, this sort of thing is bound to happen regularly.
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They don't seek ways to Sh*t on Nebraska. If you think that, you've obviously been brainwashed by Bo. Bo has given ESPN and the media a reason to sh*t on this program.
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No, I'm not brainwashed by Bo, I'm saying I hate the national media and they've always hated us. Remember the mid-90s? They tried to paint this program horribly.

 
commando said:
Nebraska isn't known for good football anymore. we are best known as the school with a lunatic for a coach.
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commando said:
Nebraska isn't known for good football anymore. we are best known as the school with a lunatic for a coach.
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Yep. I was at Home Depot the other day and happened to be wearing a UNL sweatshirt. The associate asked me if I was a Husker and I answered, "yes." The next words out of his mouth were about Pelini and what a yeller he was. I just nodded. The guy turned out to be Oregon's kicker from the late 60's.

 
If Bo Pelini is retained after that presser, you can kiss all credibility for Shawn Eichorst goodbye, along with significant booster dollars, any shot at media attention save for Bo's reactions, and actual sellouts not aided by the athletic department.

 
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beanman said:
Hujan said:
Yup. Saw it on ESPN and just now on CBS.

What's interesting is that the narrative has changed from "a coach who has won 9 games every season at Nebraska" to a "coach who's lost four games every season at Nebraska."

The consensus seems to be that we'll keep him, but only because of the buy out. CBS reported that the buy out is $25 million for him and all the assistants, but that has to be wrong. In any event, that problem seems to have a quick fix: Insist that Bo stays only so long as all the assistants are fired.
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I saw the same thing on CBS. Doesn't the buyout get reduced if these guys get jobs elsewhere?
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It does indeed.

It would also get eliminated if Bo is fired for cause. Eichorst and Perlman are lawyers. If there's a way, there's a will.

 
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