[Husker] Hawkins and current staff

[JEN_SENS]

I didn't mean to infer this qualified as heavy-duty smack. The question was, 
how will Hawkins treat the rivalry?

I think he did a smart thing. He is struggling and threw out the red meat 
(ha ha ha) to focus the ire of the crowd on their hated rival rather than 
the coaching staff.

My only point was he may be exposing himself to the rule of unintended 
consequences; i.e.. he may want to keep it a friendly rivalry game, but will 
the students accept it as that?


By the way, as happens with any change of regime, there is dissension in the 
locker room. Will that affect the game if Nebraska can quickly grab the 
Buff's throat?

Gerald




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Steve Reichenbach" <reich at inetnebr.com>

> I agree with others that the video of Hawkins is pretty tame.  In
> essense, it says there's no place I'd rather be (which is what you
> want a coach to say), whether or not it is true.  What else can he
> say during this year?  It really says more about CU's frustration
> over the years than anything else.  Reflecting on that frustration
> is a good opportunity to talk about favorite Husker wins over CU.