If Colorado and Missouri are good is that good for Nebraska? Does Nebraska benefit by these two teams (and any of the other North teams) being good? Right now people think of the North as the practice squad of the Big 12, but if CU was to get back to its 90's level and MU were to stay where it is, wouldn't that help Nebraska return to prominence ASSUMING that Nebraska is a notch above these two?
Nebraska was considered one of the best teams in history during the 90's because of the success of Colorado and Kstate. We need teams to be at missouri's level, not Iowa State's level. obviously we need to be even better, but i think if CU and MU (Kstate, KU) have seasons like MU and KU have had in the last 2 years that Nebraska will be benefitted by that.
MU and CU are teams that I absolutely can't root for no matter what, due to who they are and the intereactions I have had with their fans, but if they are completely horrible that is bad for Nebraska. We want to crush them every year, but we want them to be good in their own rite.
Do we want CU and MU to succeed, or do we hope to simply crush them every year without caring how good they are?
Nebraska was considered one of the best teams in history during the 90's because of the success of Colorado and Kstate. We need teams to be at missouri's level, not Iowa State's level. obviously we need to be even better, but i think if CU and MU (Kstate, KU) have seasons like MU and KU have had in the last 2 years that Nebraska will be benefitted by that.
MU and CU are teams that I absolutely can't root for no matter what, due to who they are and the intereactions I have had with their fans, but if they are completely horrible that is bad for Nebraska. We want to crush them every year, but we want them to be good in their own rite.
Do we want CU and MU to succeed, or do we hope to simply crush them every year without caring how good they are?