[Husker] Re: Second half

[todd strong]

So Scott, if NU returns to glory, as soon as next year even, will it have 
the same meaning? This is not NU as we grew to love it.

"Would the boy I was yesterday, be proud of the man I am today?"
----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Scott71law at aol.com>
To: <bb at thehennings.com>; <husker at tssi.com>
Sent: Friday, November 26, 2004 6:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Husker] Re: Second half


> Actually, my reply would be GET USED TO 5-6 SEASONS, THERE IS NOTHING WE 
> CAN
> DO ABOUT THEM UNLESS THEY GET RID OF PEDERSON
>
> Does that make anyone happy? I didn't think so, but the point is, what are
> the options at this point? To all those who said this move wouldn't work,
> congratulations, you predicted it. Your trophy and gift certificate to the 
> local
> mall are buried in my trunk.
>
> I have an idea- how about they fire everyone, go through all the BS that
> everyone loved so much last off season and go 3-8 for a few years? When 
> will fans
> accept that when changes are made (whether they are right or not) you will
> encounter bumps (and even disasters) once in a while? Sure, I did not 
> think the
> Huskers would go 5-6 this season, no one except for the Solich supporters
> wanted that to happen. Well Solich supporters, you got your wish, Nebraska 
> is dead!
> Just one question- what are the solutions from here? Point fingers? Say I
> told you so? How about waiting to see how the next 2-3 seasons pan out? Is 
> that
> even an option any more with these (us) fans? Gee, I sure hope so. No one 
> (and
> I mean NO ONE) will ever live up to Tom Osborne's accomplishments again. 
> Has
> any other team in history gone 43 years without a losing season? Has any 
> team
> ever gone 20 years without one? I don't know, but s%$t happens sometimes.
>
> Instead of blaming things no one knows anything about, how about looking 
> at
> things like talent? Does anyone on this lst (or in America for that 
> matter)
> really think this team has more talent than Colorado? If so, how can you 
> tell?
> Nebraska was lucky to win at Pitt and beat KU by the way too. So things 
> could
> have been a lot worse. When you line up each game with players who are
> collectively not as good as the other team, Knute Rockne couldn't crawl 
> out of the
> ground and get you a win, at least not in this day and age. Get over it, 
> and let's
> hear some discussions about what needs to be done to get to the Big 12
> championship next season (and I can guarantee Dailey will make a fine wide 
> out next
> season)!
>
> BB this is not directed at you, I would just like to read some opinions on
> what needs to be done to improve the state of the Huskers next season. 
> Over the
> next weeks we will read hundreds of I told you so's and everyone calling 
> for
> Pederson and Callahan's heads. It ain't gonna happen, so what else needs
> improvement? Anyone? Bueller?
>
> Scott in NY
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