[Husker] Colorado Behavior (fwd)

[Mike Nolan]

> Some years ago I taught in a very small high school in Colorado - maybe
> D-1 size in Nebraska speak.  Anyway there were places we played where
> you were wise to park your car away from the game site because if they
> didn't recognize your car or saw from your plates you were from a
> different county (yes it is possible, or was then) you risked getting
> your tires slashed or car keyed.  They start them young and get the
> predictable result.  I would be interested if this general mind set has
> changed over time, stayed the same, or gotten worse.  All it takes is
> the will to change and the cojones to punish people in a public way when
> they don't behave - You won't have to do it very often before people get
> it that you as an institution are serious.

Every year there are reports of damage to out-of-state cars during 
Husker games.  It isn't just a Colorado (or Missouri or Iowa) thing,
it happens everywhere.  When it's spotted by the police, it should be
treated like any other kind of crime of vandalism.  
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Mike Nolan