[Husker] The Big Red is Awfully Little

[Mike Jaixen]

As a season ticketholder, I can assure you that most
opponents are booed before the game.

As for the negativity, yes, Nebraska is 3-1, but
Nebraska has not played well in three of those games. 
In fact, they seem to play progressively worse each
week on defense.

I don't see that as a huge shift in the fans.  Tom
Osborne always seemed to be more concerned with how
his team played than in the win or loss.

Nebraska fans should be satisfied with the record.

--- Bob Fancher <fancherr_2000 at yahoo.com> wrote:

> --- RBEVERAGE at aol.com wrote:
> >  
> > Four years of changing the culture and  coach Bill
> > Callahan reshaping  the 
> > culture and a home win over Ball State is a cause
> > for celebration?
> >  
> > When that happens, it's time to look at the
> program.
> >  It is not  working out. 
> >  There's no way that Ball State comes close to
> > winning the  game before the 
> > culture change.
> 
> Wow. The Huskers are 3-1 and there is this much
> negativity. In the month of October they play:
> Missouri
> Oklahoma State
> Texas
> Texas A&M
> 
> All four teams are decent teams. In October, the
> Huskers can go 4-0, 0-4 or anything in between.
> Imagine the wailing and gnashing of teeth if the
> Huskers lose more than 1 game? 
> 
> I can tell you I've been fairly embarrassed to be a
> Husker fan lately. Fans are even booing players and
> coaches. Husker fans have always been proud of their
> sportsmanship. They don't even boo visiting teams.
> Yet
> the boo birds have migrated to Nebraska this year.
> With fans such as this, we don't deserve a
> championship team. 


Mike Jaixen
Blog: http://huskermike.blogspot.com


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