Weird.
We never hear this stuff from any of the PAC 12 fans.
Maybe it’s you, not us. Ever think of that?
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who has the edge in stinkoln?
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We never hear this stuff from any of the PAC 12 fans.
Maybe it’s you, not us. Ever think of that?
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Your response here is just like something that would be said by any number of run of the mill generic middle of the road fan bases.
The passive-aggressive runs deep.
I look forward to your description of the few respectful CU fans to whom you direct your remarks.
Please provide said video proof.
I don’t see anybody assaulting a single fan in that clip.
Please provide video evidence. Thanks.
Holy ****. Was that Jim Leavitt working for Argus in that clip?
I didn’t know but am not surprised that Trump is a Husker fan. You’re confused about the pee-spraying hookers though. They said they were from CSU.
Just because a bottle is full of water does not mean it is full of urine. There is a step in the middle there.
Video evidence of fans throwing trash on the field still does not equate to the type of vandalism being discussed by our ****braska guests.
Video evidence of fans throwing trash on the field still does not equate to the type of vandalism being discussed by our ****braska guests.
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Video analysis
Grannies pushed down stairs: 0
Tires slashed: 0
Urine: undetermined
Nebraska players/fans assaulted: undetermined
Historical context - This was Gary Barnett’s last game in Boulder as head coach. Frustrating times.
Grannies pushed down stairs: 0
Tires slashed: 0
Urine: undetermined
Nebraska players/fans assaulted: undetermined
Historical context - This was Gary Barnett’s last game in Boulder as head coach. Frustrating times.
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Our young fans don’t give a single-wide living, rusted out 4x4 diving, meth-cooking, farm animal ****ing, single tooth smiling, Tommy-boy looking, glory hole place trading crap about NU.
And most those of who do miss the rivalry would take half the game to fill a piss balloon. Sadly
And most those of who do miss the rivalry would take half the game to fill a piss balloon. Sadly
Ahhh yes, the ol’ hostile environment in Folsom narrative that husker fans love to share. I’ll say it straight up—I don’t believe you about your family and the alleged nastiness.
I had a husker fan who worked for me whom I convinced to join me for a game (he had family who had told him horrifying stories about CU fans). He begrudgingly admitted that he only saw welcoming fan behavior outside some colorful language from the student section.
So anyway, back to your confabulation.
The announcers said that most of the fans are behaving fine.
So, a few idot students throwing trash on the field becomes irrefutable evidence that:
CU fans (outside of a few) are bad. CU fans throw piss bottles at husker fans.
Interesting conclusion.
p.s. Our students are idots, bless their hearts. I was too. We grow out of it.
time to prep the "marshmello filled nails" and other legendary weapons of destruction.
dear dave, perhaps you didn't apply enough talcum powder to your gigantic chapped ass because it seems to be impacting your thinking. i guess i should not be surprised since the vast majority of fuskers have their heads so far up their own asses and all...
let me be blunt: we don't care what you think. you are ****ty, hypocritical lowlife fans of a dirty program run by evil ****s. i love how you have excuses for all your mendacity and wrongs, yet cling to your collective hallucinations about the "bad CU fan."
you joined a perfect conference for your program-- the fuskers' level of cheating, lying, and criminal activity, coupled with its drooling fanbase and pathetic academics are barely noticed in a conference with institutional pedophilia at at least 2 member schools and rampant cheating at a half dozen others. you deserve each other like satan and sadaam.
eat a giant bag of dead donkey dicks.
dear dave, perhaps you didn't apply enough talcum powder to your gigantic chapped ass because it seems to be impacting your thinking. i guess i should not be surprised since the vast majority of fuskers have their heads so far up their own asses and all...
let me be blunt: we don't care what you think. you are ****ty, hypocritical lowlife fans of a dirty program run by evil ****s. i love how you have excuses for all your mendacity and wrongs, yet cling to your collective hallucinations about the "bad CU fan."
you joined a perfect conference for your program-- the fuskers' level of cheating, lying, and criminal activity, coupled with its drooling fanbase and pathetic academics are barely noticed in a conference with institutional pedophilia at at least 2 member schools and rampant cheating at a half dozen others. you deserve each other like satan and sadaam.
eat a giant bag of dead donkey dicks.
clutch299
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That was my freshman year too. I was in the section that ultimately got kicked out. I was in the front row and all of us that were withing earshot of the security team were yelling at the other students behind us to stop throwing things on the field.
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they are going to be victims on saturday. we're going to run them off their own field. they are not ready for game speed, let alone CU hyper game-speed. they will be done by the middle of the 3rd quarter and the subs will be playing. their qb will be done before the half.
CU runs at ludicrous speed.
I heard every "house" (i.e. trailer home) in stinkoln houses at least one whore. Usually 3-4, along with a Frost inflatable sex doll.
ahoelsken
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You guys are like raider fans-you'll drone on and on about how good you were under Osborne, but after that........
ahoelsken
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Let's load on piss bombs and marshmellows for them next year, and be all nice to Air Force when they come here the following week (if we're not, it may take 40 more years to get them to come back to Folsom).
One Javier pancake should do it. I would love it if a Buff could give him his first Saturday Night Ride.
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Deleted member 807
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Things to anticipate from a team of 18-22 year olds led by a true freshman starting at QB, a new coach, and a young team on their opening day:
- getting a play in
- lining up in the correct position
- avoiding delay of game penalties
- off-sides
- reading a defense and making adjustments before the snap
- staying in the pocket
- time management
- not wasting TOs
- realization that CFB players are faster than HS players
- getting the game to slow down
- getting up time and again after being hit
- overcoming nerves and high expections (internal/external)
- not staring down the intended reciever
- finding 2nd, 3rd, 4th reads
- ball control
- playing at high level for all 4 quarters
No matter how talented coach Scott Frost might be, he and his players are simply not battle tested. They don’t have anywhere near the reps that a more mature team and a more stable coaching staff will have. The Huskers will have problems executing against the list of bullets above.
CU’s Montez - Wins on road in hostile and loud Oregon, setting school records for total yards in the process; Has been awarded conference player of the week; Has faced and led scoring drives vs USC, Washington, and other ranked teams in loud and hostile environments; Is a known entity who has multiple skills players and has demonstrated an ability to get six TDs from six different players in one game as recently as last week.
NU’s Martinez - unknown & green
CU might load the box, apply pressure, focus on getting to the QB and stopping the run. I expect CU to force Martinez to win with his arm against manned coverage. (Frost probably burns CU with the TE pass up the seam)
Martinez will make mistakes, as green college QBs tend to do. When he does. CU will exploit them.
Sorry not sorry for the sacks, the picks, and all those bad calls by the refs that will cause NU to lose this season opener. The good news for Husker fans is that the most improvement happens between games 1 and 2.
Certainly the harsh lessons CU will dish out to the Huskers on Saturday will go a long way towards helping the bug eaters get ready for their matchup against Troy the following week.
- getting a play in
- lining up in the correct position
- avoiding delay of game penalties
- off-sides
- reading a defense and making adjustments before the snap
- staying in the pocket
- time management
- not wasting TOs
- realization that CFB players are faster than HS players
- getting the game to slow down
- getting up time and again after being hit
- overcoming nerves and high expections (internal/external)
- not staring down the intended reciever
- finding 2nd, 3rd, 4th reads
- ball control
- playing at high level for all 4 quarters
No matter how talented coach Scott Frost might be, he and his players are simply not battle tested. They don’t have anywhere near the reps that a more mature team and a more stable coaching staff will have. The Huskers will have problems executing against the list of bullets above.
CU’s Montez - Wins on road in hostile and loud Oregon, setting school records for total yards in the process; Has been awarded conference player of the week; Has faced and led scoring drives vs USC, Washington, and other ranked teams in loud and hostile environments; Is a known entity who has multiple skills players and has demonstrated an ability to get six TDs from six different players in one game as recently as last week.
NU’s Martinez - unknown & green
CU might load the box, apply pressure, focus on getting to the QB and stopping the run. I expect CU to force Martinez to win with his arm against manned coverage. (Frost probably burns CU with the TE pass up the seam)
Martinez will make mistakes, as green college QBs tend to do. When he does. CU will exploit them.
Sorry not sorry for the sacks, the picks, and all those bad calls by the refs that will cause NU to lose this season opener. The good news for Husker fans is that the most improvement happens between games 1 and 2.
Certainly the harsh lessons CU will dish out to the Huskers on Saturday will go a long way towards helping the bug eaters get ready for their matchup against Troy the following week.
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Bolded are the same team lol