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Well owning CU for years certainly didn't help... Hell, everybody does... and it isn't going to change in spite of the hype. I'll bet you still suck. Please God... try to win a football game. At the very least BYU can, just not against us.
i struggle with trash talking utes. i have tried to channel my natural disdain for our enemies into hate but i find it doesn't come easy.
You are going to have a great day tomorrow at your job as assistant manager of the Morman Special Underwear store, slamming a caffeine free mountain dew or two, and then thinking about your pasty white girlfriend turning you down saving herself for marriage. Damn you lead a charmed life! Maybe your big brothers at BYU can tell you what it is like to have 3 ugly wives instead of just one ugly girlfriend.
Paging @Uncle Ken
Yet the Big XII still preferred CU.
What’s the word for that?
Beat Southern Utah by 3...
Wonder what would happened if SUU wasn’t hit with a sand / lightning storm that dropped the temp for 97 to 69 degrees and delayed the game. If that’s not home field advantage, I don’t know what is.
we used to say that all the time in our family about the CU Buffs.... because my son's name is Owen.
It won't disintegrate because our expectations are not to win every game. We are constricted by the word: realistic.
He's a yewt fan. So being in in the power 5 for 10 years he believes his team is invincible.
He isn't a fusker fan.
I’m interested in your Temple comment. Rhule seemed to do a great job there and at Baylor. But I wonder if he lost his coaching mojo at Carolina. As to your comment, do you think Rhule can’t handle coaching at a place with expectations, or is there some other reason in your mind?
This is complete BS. Historically in the Big10 era, UN plays Minnesota as tough as they play anybody. Minnesota's system and player type is a better match for them than anyone else in that conference. History has shown this is always a close game. They're in trouble the rest of the way. 4 wins max, less if they don't get their QB situation figured out.
2-10 year one at Temple
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What do you expect, it is a blend of a Ram and a fusker. Realistic expectations play no part in this stuff for them.
Matt Rhule was at Temple from 2013-2016 and the University had a major initiative to raise money and get on the football map. They are in the American Conference and their competition was/ and is not like the Big 10. He succeeded at Temple because the environment was hands off. He is a risk taker... a gambler of sorts.... Temple let him do everything related to his culture. He is more of a player friendly "Rah-Rah" guy. He may seem on the surface a tough person with strict policies... but he isn't. He is a nice guy that wants to be friends with his players. Works at Temple, worked at Baylor (but they went 2-7 the year after he left)... I don't see that culture working at kNu. I don't think he can recruit top level talent to Lincoln. He was very good at recruiting medium level talent to Temple and he did get players at Baylor. I think the Baylor success had more to do with being in Texas and getting Texas players. I just don't see him able to get top guys to Lincoln.
To add on nik's point...... kNU is no longer the kNU that those of us remember from the 1990's. The younger generation that is playing football todayhas no idea what kind of powerhouse kNU WAS.... and they don't care. It just doesn't offer what the SEC and top Big 10 schools offer. For someone to succeed there, they need a huge draw to play there... (like a charismatic, brand, social media oriented coach).
What the people at Nebraska don't want to accept is that the problem isn't the wrong coach, it is the wrong school.
The CFB world hasn’t admitted that elite recruiting at Nebraska just isn’t possible anymore. In some respects, this makes Rhule the right guy for that program as his success has never been predicated on elite recruiting.
Dude. He’s been in kinkos most of his life. UBL?
Fundamentally I wonder what the difference is between Nebraska and Oklahoma when it comes to recruiting and ability to continue as a power football program. Is access to Texas the biggest differentiator right now?
I don't know why you are so hostile to CU. The PAC wanted us, and you guys got to tag along as the consolation prize. The B12 wanted us back, and again, you were allowed in as filler. I would expect a little more gratitude.
