[Husker] Re: Commentary on the state of the Huskers

[Steve Reichenbach]

It is incredible how hard people will look at an extremely classy
response, turning down an interview with a complimentary and supportive
statement, to find something to critique.  When I read Dailey's
statement declining an interview, I thought what mature and generous
behavior it was, indicative of the reasons his teammates voted to have
him be a captain of the team.  If this questioning of such statements
is how Husker "fans" behave, perhaps they should be left off
intentionally, but I think only someone looking for things that aren't
there could find fault with Dailey's statement.  Sheesh!


> > Also, a brief comment from Joe Dailey:
> > http://www.sanluisobispo.com/mld/sanluisobispo/sports/12705630.htm
> > "From what I hear they are 3-0, and from that I know
> > that they have done enough to make sure their side of
> > the scoreboard has more points than the opposing
> > teams'," Dailey wrote in an e-mail declining an
> > interview. "I hope they continue to win football games
> > for the sake of the university, players and the
> > coaching staff."
> 
> Was Dailey's failure to mention the "fans" an oversight------------or
> deliberate?
> 
> Heiman