[Husker] Quick Question

[HuskerGuy9495 at aol.com]

In a message dated 10/10/2007 4:57:53 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
dlfeldman at ameritech.net writes:

you  mentioned that it might not be fair to put too much weight on this game, 
but  your last sentence tells why it is so important.  Of NU's remaining  
games, this might be the only game in which the Huskers are favored (unless  
things turn around).  If we can't win the games where we are favored, we  probably 
won't win those we are not favored.

It is imperative that NU  win (and I am not sure they can the way they have 
been playing) as a statement  that we can turn things around.

Duane Feldman


----- Original  Message ----
From: Scott Lawson scott71lawson at yahoo.com


I read today that some of the players consider this week a pivotal  week, 
maybe the biggest game of these players' lives considering the  circumstances. I 
hate to pin all that on one game, but I tend to agree in this  case. If 
Nebraska comes out and lays an egg at home this week, things will  implode. If, on 
the other hand they play inspired football for 60 minutes it  could have a 
great impact on the rest of the season. I know Vegas is all for  money, but the 
fact that this team is only a 4 point favorite at home this  week worries me 
tremendously.



   
 
 
Let me state from the beginning that I'd prefer to start with Cosgrove's  
exit --- (if you can't defend vs. the spread offense you need to go bye  bye)
What about Tony Samuel as new DC?
 
If Callahan goes, then let's go get Jim Leavitt from South Florida, Ron  Zook 
from Illinois or Chris Peterson from Boise State if we can (I'm sure that  we 
missed our chance on Pellini).
The above coaches have the emotion and passion that College Football  needs 
and are also strong recruiters.
 
No more NFL business-like mentality, where losses are common place. There  is 
no room for losses at NU --- we need Husker Tradition, Fire, Passion and  
Swagger.
 
Guy in DFW
(used to be in Burnt Orange Austin)



 



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