Surveyor, apparently you can't read well (not a surprise for a kNU fan) or you are as delusional as most of your fellow corn fans. The corn are going to be a football power and will recruit well just because, well they are the mighty corn! Give me a break. Nebraska has done much better than they have a logical right to but kids all over the country dream of spending 4-5 years of their young lives in Lincoln, you are nuts.
Nebraska has certain strengths and a history going for it but it also has crappy weather, a lousy media market, and is in the middle of nowhere. Are you trying to tell me that kNU is going to outrecruit Ohio State and Michigan both of which have way more history and tradition. Get a clue, Wisconsin isn't a Kansas school, Penn State has a bit more history and resources than Mizzou. Nebraska isn't a lock to do anything in the Big X.
My point in my post, if you get past your red, pop bottle thick glasses, is that Pelini hasn't matched up to the traditional expectations of the corn faithful. Losing to a down Texas team and a mediocre aTm team can't sit well, last year his teams lost at home to Texas Tech and Iowa State. The year before that he lost three in a row including two at home. I know that corn fans were beyond happy to have him back after the Callahan disaster but these kinds of loses are not up to the expectations of the fan base. Simple question, how much longer does Pelini get before the fans start holding him accountable for these loses that would have been unacceptable prior to Callahan.
And by the way if Cabral beats kNU he will probably move to the front of the list of candidates for the job. Three weeks ago this game was a zero hoper for the Buffs. Hawk had shown no ability to win games on the road against Big XII (or any other) competition. Since he was fired this team has played a completely different game from a standpoint of focus and effort. kNU will still be favored and should be but CU losing is not by any means guaranteed now.