SouthBayHusker
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I count 8 right off the top of my head.
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I count 8 right off the top of my head.
:box It was unique....personally, I think it was a mistake to ever change the name...and if they were going to change it...should have changed it to "Sand Hillbillies" when Callahan was HC....but I am sure that the politically correct left came along and said we was offending people that ate bugs in South America or something...Yeah, 'Pesticide Bowl' back in 19whatever...Did the old "Bugeaters" ever play any?
What kind of demented minds name their team, 'Bugeaters'? The mascot must have been brutal. :dumdum
1902: 10-2 186 points for - 0 against (Independent)I was thinking that way back in teh day there were a few times where we went like 8-0 or 9-0, one year we weren't even scored on, but we weren't champions. You can look at teh schedules and results all on huskerpedia.com.
Don't you mean Bob Devaney?? :clapI believe the head coach back then was Tom Osborne.... <_<
OK. Thanks. Long time ago, memory not what it used to be :lol:I don't think so, but that season (1964) is goofy. I know the UPI didn't do a final poll back then (which is how Texas claims a championship in 1970), but I don't see a final poll for the AP either, and I thought they did.The year we lost to Ark in the Cotton Bowl, didn't the teams ranked ahead of us lose also. If we had won that game, I think they were saying we would have moved up to number 1. Seems I remember something like that. Maybe some one else can refresh me on this one.
We lost the last regular season game to OU, and came into the bowl #6, against #2 Arkansas. #5 Texas beat #2 Alabama. #3 Notre Dame didn't go to a bowl. #4 Michigan won the Rose Bowl. So it was guaranteed that one team ahead of us would win and another would not lose (because they didn't play). ANd it turned out that yet another team ahead of us won. So it doesn't seem like there was a chance for a championship, and nobody was going to recognize it anyway since there was no post-bowl vote.
How everyone gives Alabama the championship, I don't know. Arkansas was unbeaten, including a win over Texas. It just shows how all these championship claims back in those days and earlier really don't mean what they do today.
Maybe you are thinking about 1965, which I already mentioned.