[Husker] Another Unheralded Solich Recruit Makes Good (AmazingHowFrequently That Has Happen)

[jon johnston]

It's run it's course for me.

I resolve that in the New Year, I'll do my best not to start or  
respond to any posts regarding Frank Solich's performance or lack  
thereof, whether he should or shouldn't have been fired, from here on  
out. I'll let that sleeping dog lie, that dead horse rot, and you can  
insert your own favorite phrase here.

Happy New Year to all y'all!

I'm really looking forward to 2008. 2007 sucked a lot, even beyond  
what happened with Nebraska sports.

Jon Johnston
http://www.cornnation.com

On Dec 31, 2007, at 5:36 PM, Bob Beach wrote:

> Mark Landin wrote:
>> Some people will always think that, and some people will never think
>> that, and I've not ever seen an instance where a person has moved  
>> from
>> one position to the other.
>>
>> Can we please stop bringing this up?
>>
>
>
>     Why?  I haven't entered into this topic this time around but if  
> people want to talk about it, or any Husker related topic, that  
> should be perfectly fine.  If I don't want to read it I have the  
> option of not reading it.  There is no one holding a gun to my head  
> when the Husker posts come in my email that is saying I have to read  
> each and every word of every post no matter how uninterested I may  
> be.  I can read whatever I want or not read whatever I want.  It  
> shouldn't have anything to do with my preference as to what the  
> topics are and how long they should last or if they should come up  
> again.  If the goal here is to only have posts that are cutting edge  
> and interest everyone intensely that will never happen.  Everyone  
> has different interests and different levels of interest.  As far as  
> I am concerned if someone wants to discuss Solich's recruiting or  
> lack thereof go for it.  But then I don't own the list.
>
>
> Bob Beach
>
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jon johnston
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