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Official ****braska Hate Thread
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That number requires far too many fingers for the average nub to understand the poem.
*240 score
SeanMSan
Well-Known Member
Can this replaced the circle-jerk statement on the front gate of that Soviet design inspired stadium “within these gates lies the biggest, most assholery fans in college football”?
huskermark
Well-Known Member
Both were great, hard to pick, different times in college football.
This will be a discussion forever.
This will be a discussion forever.
Hahahahaha... hard to pick?
Runza or Capital Grille?
Both are technically food, hard to pick, different palates in college football.
This will be a discussion forever.
Both are technically food, hard to pick, different palates in college football.
This will be a discussion forever.
Bliff Cranch
Well-Known Member
Hmmm. One of them won a **** ton more NC’s, and at multiple schools.
I’ll go with that guy.
Almost like the discussion about the greatest Nugget to ever wear #15.
Someone will take up the discussion, it sure as hell ain't rational though.
Your an idiot!
Well, this is awkward.
I mean, it's a pretty short discussion actually. More of a declarative statement.
"Because Osborne benefited from an unregulated steroids program and won fewer titles at fewer schools, and had fewer wins than Saban, he's not even in the same discussion with Saban as greatest of all time."
Well, their winning percentages are similar and Tom Osborne did nearly win half as many NC's as Saban....
Did you notice how CU fans didn't just jump right in and ask if Coach McCartney or Coach Saban is the GOAT?
That would be a good example to follow.
Jesus, I can't even tell if you're being serious right now, and it bugs me that I don't know.
Troll job. If this were Twitter he'd be" 3 Year Fatter-man"
You just beat me to this one.
A comparison with Osborne makes Sabin look like a man with high moral standards.
Of course a comparison with Nebraska can make Alabama look like a nice place to live so it does go deeper.
Freudian?
I think Saban was better at adapting with the times than Osborne.
And name me one Bama player who beat up the backup QB's girlfriend.
SeanMSan
Well-Known Member
Not to mention that those that sprouted from Saban’s coaching tree are some sought after coaches.
Who came from Osborne’s tree that has done anything? I’ll wait on that
That is a pathetic coaching tree. Not sure why they included Frost as he was never on an Osborne staff.Not to mention that those that sprouted from Saban’s coaching tree are some sought after coaches.
Who came from Osborne’s tree that has done anything? I’ll wait on that
Coaching tree[edit]
Osborne's Nebraska coaching staffs were renowned for their lack of turnover. Several assistants were known to have declined head coaching offers elsewhere to remain with the program. Notable examples include George Darlington (30 seasons), Milt Tenopir (29 seasons),[11] and Charles McBride (23 seasons)[12] all of whom had opportunities to become head coaches. Darlington was the first assistant coach in Division I-A history to be involved in 300 wins at one school.[13] However, several assistant coaches and players under Osborne did go on to become NCAA head coaches:- Craig Bohl: North Dakota State (2003–13), Wyoming (2014–2023)
- Scott Frost: UCF (2016-2017), Nebraska (2018–2022)
- Turner Gill: Buffalo (2006–09), Kansas (2010–11), Liberty (2012–18)
- Frank Solich: Nebraska (1998–2003), Ohio (2005–2020)
- Tony Samuel: New Mexico State (1997–2004), Southeast Missouri State (2006–13)
- Monte Kiffin: North Carolina State (1980-1982)
- Warren Powers: Washington State (1977), Missouri (1978-1984)
That’s a new level of moral victory. Coaching tree longevity? Jesus Christ.
He’s ****ing doing it again, with the intentional ****ed up grammar.
There was that one Bama player that punched the girl n the face at the end of a game on national TV. Probably was someone’s girlfriend.