That we as fans instantly prop these players and coaches up as some great icons because they wear the Nebraska N. What incentive does a player have to get any better when they are treated as kings in Lincoln just because they are a Nebraska player. I say this only because it's been years since I've seen any of these players take to heart a loss. They say the same things over and over in post game press conferences, say the same things over and over during off-season interviews and workouts. They go out on Saturdays, lose, and we as fans still praise them as something special and still buy into the 'rah-rah' rhetoric from their conferences.That view doesn’t really matter with the team. I mean what does that even mean? Was Callahan stuck in the 90s? Pelini? Riley? Any of the players the last 15 years? None of the above. Tell me how fans being proud of what we accomplished in the 90s directly impacts how we play on Saturday?
I don’t think that is exclusive to Nebraska. Don’t you think kids who went to Alabama pre Saban were treated like kings due to the rich program history? Then Saban came in and was a great coach and set his standards and you see the results. It is just an excuse. It is on the coaching staffs making millions to have the team ready to play mentally and physicallyThat we as fans instantly prop these players and coaches up as some great icons because they wear the Nebraska N. What incentive does a player have to get any better when they are treated as kings in Lincoln just because they are a Nebraska player. I say this only because it's been years since I've seen any of these players take to heart a loss. They say the same things over and over in post game press conferences, say the same things over and over during off-season interviews and workouts. They go out on Saturdays, lose, and we as fans still praise them as something special and still buy into the 'rah-rah' rhetoric from their conferences.
Jesus, what do you want themto be, bawling their eyes out?? You couldn't see the pain on CTBs face when he got ejected? These guys go to the locker room collect themselves, regain their composure and then come out and give answers to nonsense questions. Part of me wishes they never had players speak post game. All it does is give people something to bi#$h about.That we as fans instantly prop these players and coaches up as some great icons because they wear the Nebraska N. What incentive does a player have to get any better when they are treated as kings in Lincoln just because they are a Nebraska player. I say this only because it's been years since I've seen any of these players take to heart a loss. They say the same things over and over in post game press conferences, say the same things over and over during off-season interviews and workouts. They go out on Saturdays, lose, and we as fans still praise them as something special and still buy into the 'rah-rah' rhetoric from their conferences.
No, crying wouldn't do anything, actions speak louder then words. This program has been word driven for two decades now. Lots of talk and no action. I'm sure some defensive player may come out and be emotional in his post game press conference and give some bone chilling awesome statement of how it pains them this happened, but then don't let Minnesota just run it right down your throats on a must stop late 4th quarter drive. Do something about it. That's what I want to see. These players doing something about it. Refuse to get ran over by Minnesota like they have. Remember last year vs Minnesota? How they just lined up and ran it right at us and we seemed to not care? I thought that was the turning point, that the players were so embarrassed at how Minnesota just did whatever they wanted to with them, but what happened? This years Minnesota team practically did the same thing and did so without any practices beforehand and down 30 something players. On a must stop 4th quarter drive, we just let them run right into us.Jesus, what do you want themto be, bawling their eyes out?? You couldn't see the pain on CTBs face when he got ejected? These guys go to the locker room collect themselves, regain their composure and then come out and give answers to nonsense questions. Part of me wishes they never had players speak post game. All it does is give people something to bi#$h about.
Maybe he will coach RBswhat if we bring back solich for a 1 game HC gig to break the curse?