Yeah - those people who really know the ins and outs of college football pity us... and that's not a good thing.I disagree. From what I'm reading more people feel pitty for us than are laughing.........pitty is worse.
Yeah - those people who really know the ins and outs of college football pity us... and that's not a good thing.I disagree. From what I'm reading more people feel pitty for us than are laughing.........pitty is worse.
I agree with MUTigerFan......it's more shock than pity. Nebraska was so powerful for so long and now they are on the wrong end of a "70s hanging" and the shock is evident. When they announced the Husker score at halftime of the Arkansas/South Carolina game there was not a cheer but a collective gasp. You guys hang in tough.....things will cycle and then it's back to pencilling in Kansas, Iowa State, Missouri, etc.MUTigerFan said:knapplc said:Yeah - those people who really know the ins and outs of college football pity us... and that's not a good thing.coyeote said:I disagree. From what I'm reading more people feel pitty for us than are laughing.........pitty is worse.
Take it from an objective observer. There is neither laughter or pity. It's more amazement and shock. It's like a head-on train wreck. Oh... you may find some snide snickering from the young and stupid, but most observers are just shocked.
:yeahI live in Grand Rapids, Mi. and unfortunelty most of the sports fans here are loving seeing us hit rock bottom. The Michigan St. fans are loving it because we have beet them three times in a row through the ninties and the most recent meeting in the Alamo Bowl. Wolverine fans a just elated, they still can't believe we beat them two years ago and will never shut up about how they would have just killed us if we had met for the Title game in 97 ( of course we all now they wouldn't have been able to score ten points on us back then, it would have been uglier than what we did to Tennessee).
Every Monday I have a Conference call at work, and me and the huskers are the butt of every joke during the hole thing (it is really starting to piss me off). I realize that these fans around here just have no class at all. Man is Michigan over rated, I can't wait till they play Ohio St.
You know what though, I never had so much fun as when we beat both of these teams in the recent Bowl games. These people around hear were just dumb founded by the fact that they got their collective asses handed to them by Nebraska. I was at a sports bar for the St game and never had so many dirty looks in my life. I loved every minute of it. :woo:yeahI live in Grand Rapids, Mi. and unfortunelty most of the sports fans here are loving seeing us hit rock bottom. The Michigan St. fans are loving it because we have beet them three times in a row through the ninties and the most recent meeting in the Alamo Bowl. Wolverine fans a just elated, they still can't believe we beat them two years ago and will never shut up about how they would have just killed us if we had met for the Title game in 97 ( of course we all now they wouldn't have been able to score ten points on us back then, it would have been uglier than what we did to Tennessee).
Every Monday I have a Conference call at work, and me and the huskers are the butt of every joke during the hole thing (it is really starting to piss me off). I realize that these fans around here just have no class at all. Man is Michigan over rated, I can't wait till they play Ohio St.
im in kalamazoo, and i feel EVERY bit of your pain.
Thanks for your opinion. I live in Indiana and would agree that people have the same reaction. I totally agree!!! It hurts! :nutzMUTigerFan said:knapplc said:Yeah - those people who really know the ins and outs of college football pity us... and that's not a good thing.coyeote said:I disagree. From what I'm reading more people feel pitty for us than are laughing.........pitty is worse.
Take it from an objective observer. There is neither laughter or pity. It's more amazement and shock. It's like a head-on train wreck. Oh... you may find some snide snickering from the young and stupid, but most observers are just shocked.
Texas fan in Austin here. The story has been big news here, but there is no laughing. Texas fans, as a whole, have too much respect for your program. Our radio and internet boards are filled with anger at Callabad and Pederphile. We have a "how dare they?" attitude. We hate the pro coach coming to tell a college team how to change, without having any apparent appreciation of the college traditions. In our view, the real villain in Pederson. He should have kown better. Callahan had been fired, for Christ's sake. Anyway, didn't mean to digress. We hate coaches like Callahan and Scamchione who ruin programs, get big buyouts and move on to the next disaster. We have great pride in playing and beating you of late. That should tell you everything you need to know about our view of you. If this is a feat we are so proud of, that means you have our respect. We understand what Nebraska has created from nothing, and we know you will be back. Long live Nebraska and College Football!!!!!!Thanks for your opinion. I live in Indiana and would agree that people have the same reaction. I totally agree!!! It hurts! :nutzMUTigerFan said:knapplc said:Yeah - those people who really know the ins and outs of college football pity us... and that's not a good thing.coyeote said:I disagree. From what I'm reading more people feel pitty for us than are laughing.........pitty is worse.
Take it from an objective observer. There is neither laughter or pity. It's more amazement and shock. It's like a head-on train wreck. Oh... you may find some snide snickering from the young and stupid, but most observers are just shocked.
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