I am looking for 2 tickets to the Nebraska game, it will be my wife’s first game in Ann Arbor. Would prefer between the 20yd lines, either sideline, ideally between row 25-60.
It was in no way meant to distract from the issue or evoke emotions or sympathy for the victims. It specifically addresses your statement that there was nothing that could be said to convince you that if some one loves and appreciates the female form that they could hate women. I simply provided an example that a rational person would agree disproved your assumption.
and thought you were referring to Bo Pelini's former players and was referring to his former players, not all former Nebraska players. As far as I know, to a man, his former players do "fall all over themselves" to have his back. In regards to Tommie Frazier...yes he was considered a great player, however, there is a large portion of the Nebraska fan base ( I would even say a vast majority) who have no use for him/his personality since he hung up his cleats. I have even heard a former teammate say, in effect, "Everyone wanted him in the huddle, no one wanted him in the locker room!" In essence, the national media has grabbed onto his comments and tried to make them relevant, whereas, here in Nebraska the response is more along the lines of "he just needs to shut up!" There are many reasons that fan sentiment has turned on him, and he has one huge reason to hate on Pelini: his cousin Brion Carnes originally committed to WKU, decommitted and came to Nebraska to play QB. Tommie was always mad that he sat behind Martinez, and Carnes ended up transferring to UNI. Your original post said "former players"; give me another example (other than Tommie) and I will give you full credit.
As to November being the decision maker on Pelini, if they go 5-0 or 4-1 (poss even 3-2) and there are no bad losses (think Wisky and Ohio from last year or UCLA this year) Pelini will be back.
Also, if recent post stating Nebraska fans/admin were expecting to compete for championships, was referring to B1G, I would say you are correct. That goal would still be intact, especially if they are 5-0 or 4-1 in November. However, Nebraska fans knew they were still going to have some potential issues on defense. In that regard they are just like us with our O-line. We knew there could be some issues, we just never knew/hoped they wouldn't be as bad/glaring as what has been manifested this season.
You must know things the general public does not! As to whether Bo Pelini will be fired, or not, that greatly depends on the month of November. However, I don't think there has ever been a former player who has ever done anything publicly other than fall all over themselves praising him.
Maybe I am making something out of nothing, or just don't know quarterback techniques very well, but has anyone else noticed that Garnders pocket footwork looks really weird?
Especially on shotgun snaps, it appears that his feet are glued to the ground, just standing flat-footed. I wonder, does this make it more difficult for him to come off his primary read and get squared up to make an accurate throw? I know that happy feet like Peyton Manning has is not necessarily coached as the gold standard (even though he obviously makes it work quite well), but it just seems to me he needs to be able to change the positioning of his feet quicker and not have his hips so square to the line, which would allow him to step into his throws more.
Headed to Lincoln tonight! Go Blue! Anyone have any idea what time team will show up to stadium and where?...would like to see the team get off the bus
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I am looking for 2 tickets to the Nebraska game, it will be my wife’s first game in Ann Arbor. Would prefer between the 20yd lines, either sideline, ideally between row 25-60.
the rapist, or the abuser, etc. I'm fairly certain they "appreciate the female form", but not the whole of the woman.
wins as there are only 7 home games in 2014 FWIW
Saw there is a update on D Hand's recruitment. Any ideas on the sentiment of that piece (good or bad)?
and thought you were referring to Bo Pelini's former players and was referring to his former players, not all former Nebraska players. As far as I know, to a man, his former players do "fall all over themselves" to have his back. In regards to Tommie Frazier...yes he was considered a great player, however, there is a large portion of the Nebraska fan base ( I would even say a vast majority) who have no use for him/his personality since he hung up his cleats. I have even heard a former teammate say, in effect, "Everyone wanted him in the huddle, no one wanted him in the locker room!" In essence, the national media has grabbed onto his comments and tried to make them relevant, whereas, here in Nebraska the response is more along the lines of "he just needs to shut up!" There are many reasons that fan sentiment has turned on him, and he has one huge reason to hate on Pelini: his cousin Brion Carnes originally committed to WKU, decommitted and came to Nebraska to play QB. Tommie was always mad that he sat behind Martinez, and Carnes ended up transferring to UNI. Your original post said "former players"; give me another example (other than Tommie) and I will give you full credit.
As to November being the decision maker on Pelini, if they go 5-0 or 4-1 (poss even 3-2) and there are no bad losses (think Wisky and Ohio from last year or UCLA this year) Pelini will be back.
Also, if recent post stating Nebraska fans/admin were expecting to compete for championships, was referring to B1G, I would say you are correct. That goal would still be intact, especially if they are 5-0 or 4-1 in November. However, Nebraska fans knew they were still going to have some potential issues on defense. In that regard they are just like us with our O-line. We knew there could be some issues, we just never knew/hoped they wouldn't be as bad/glaring as what has been manifested this season.
You must know things the general public does not! As to whether Bo Pelini will be fired, or not, that greatly depends on the month of November. However, I don't think there has ever been a former player who has ever done anything publicly other than fall all over themselves praising him.
Maybe I am making something out of nothing, or just don't know quarterback techniques very well, but has anyone else noticed that Garnders pocket footwork looks really weird?
Especially on shotgun snaps, it appears that his feet are glued to the ground, just standing flat-footed. I wonder, does this make it more difficult for him to come off his primary read and get squared up to make an accurate throw? I know that happy feet like Peyton Manning has is not necessarily coached as the gold standard (even though he obviously makes it work quite well), but it just seems to me he needs to be able to change the positioning of his feet quicker and not have his hips so square to the line, which would allow him to step into his throws more.
Awesome finds on the pic! If anyone can get permission, a poster needs to be made!!