[Husker] Pre-Spring Football Press Conference

SShubs shubs at sbcglobal.net
Sun Mar 27 20:55:26 CST 2005


There is another possibility.  He may have been surprised by the fan and
media reactions, but not surprised at the team performance.

So.... that is my problem with so many of these threads, is lack of
imagination and a bit of charity.  We need to allow that there is always
more to the story than we get in our snippets at life, known as articles in
the newspapers.

I continue to be surprised by some of the "fans" and the media.

Stephen Shubert
Husker in Michigan

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From: husker-bounces at tssi.com [mailto:husker-bounces at tssi.com]On Behalf
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Subject: Re: [Husker] Pre-Spring Football Press Conference


Hmmmmmmmmm............................  so why'd they remove it from the
offical release? And who cares who or what his comment was directed at? It
got all over everyone, didn't it? I suppose it's a dead horse, but it
still bugs me. It was brought back to the surface when I read his comment
in the posted interview the other day regarding the fact that "nothing"
surprised him in his first year. Unless he's talking specifically about
the game of football itself, he's completely full of crap.

And that's my problem, specifically, with both him and SP. Both of them
expect their comments to be taken at face value, regardless of what their
actions are. I don't think either of these men are capable of truly
admitting to mistakes. They may say they were wrong, which is completely
different than admitting to it.

Here's another mention of the comments:
http://journalstar.com/articles/2005/03/22/huskerextra/editorial/doc423f1d92
913c9118602308.txt

More on the depth chart:
http://www.theindependent.com/stories/032205/hus_footballnote22.shtml

P.S.

Don't take me wrong. I don't have to like Bill Callahan to appreciate him
as our head football coach. I'm not going to dinner with him anytime soon.
Same with Pederson. As long as they're both successful, yay for us, as
long as they're not doing anything that embarasses the University, they
can spew as much BS as they like.

P.P.S.
Did all the Nebraska papers go to account required on their web sites at
all once? <G>

Jon Johnston
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husker-bounces at tssi.com wrote on 03/21/2005 11:54:30 PM:

>
> I think BC's comment was directed to a particular group of hecklers and
not
> to the OU crowd as a whole.  Every stadium has some fans like that and
his
> reaction to them (while not very smart or appropriate) should not
betaken as
> his opinion of the Sooners or the bulk of their fan base.  That
> would be  like
> saying all Husker fans are f***ing hillbillies because a couple of
drunks
> threw a beer at the Buffs.
>
> I think, despite the last two bowl performances, OU has an awful lotof
good
> things about their program and coaching that any smart coach is going to
try
> to emulate.
>
> To reiterate, I'm not defending BC's statement from last fall, just
> differentiating between it and his opinion of the team.
>
> GBR
>
> Brad Bredenkamp
>
>
> In a message dated 3/21/2005 7:33:46 PM Hawaiian Standard Time,
> jonlists at cbsol.com writes:
>
> Check  this comment from a fan blog - regarding the Oklahoma comment
about
> them  being his "favorite" team. Also noticed that someone at the star's

> blog  has his "favorite" comment, but it was removed from the official
> release.
>
>
>
>
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