Considering all that Bo has done for our program (positive) and the volatility of the situation after the A&M loss (negative), I was playing some nightmare type scenarios through my brain. None of them came to pass. Bo met with Harvey. Bo says he's sorry IF he embarrassed the university. Harvey did his job. Bo kept his pride. Time to move on.
That was GREAT news.
I too hope that whatever energy came out of the A&M game will simply be re-directed toward the Buffs on Friday. We all want to go back to Arlington and get another shot at the Big 12 title. Come on Huskers. Let's go GET IT.
Finally, I know that not all is fixed. Yes the offense needs work, maybe a coach overhaul. And there still might be some A&M talk and conspiracy talk. No doubt I HATED to lose that game, and I raised quite a ruckus watching the debacle. Neighbors were probably wondering what the hell was going on. For that reason, I can totally understand what Bo is going through. I am prone to get pretty emotional when things do not go the way that I had hoped they would go. And I, like Bo I am assuming, have tried to tell myself not to involve my emotions as much in things. Man. It's hard when you care about something not to show it. I know Bo will do his best to keep the emotions under wraps, but when the officials are basically walking up and giving you no explanation or irrational explanations about horrible calls. Well, it's hard not to launch into a tirade. If I was Bo, I would have done the same.
All things considered, I am relaxed now. I feel a lot better and can't wait for a shot at the Buffs on Friday. Bring it CU. I KNOW WE WILL.