Fw: [Husker] So anybody watching the NU/OU game?

[Don Rietsch]

According to the web piece I read referencing the post game press
conference, Pelini said when Moore left the field he told him to go sit down
and compose himself.  He said he was not aware that he had been rejected. I
don't know if the post was accurate or not.  It doesn't really matter either
way.  I still believe Bo is behaving like a jerk on occasions.  When I moved
here to MI and started watching Big 10 games, I couldn't believe what total
jerks Woody Hayes and Bo Schembeckler were.  I hated those guys.  I would
never let my kids play for them.  You can be passionate and intense w/o
screaming and cursing at people.  Guess I'm just too sensitive.   

 -----Original Message-----
From: husker-bounces at tssi.com [mailto:husker-bounces at tssi.com] On Behalf Of
Tommy Thompson
Sent: Sunday, November 02, 2008 9:00 AM
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Subject: Re: Fw: [Husker] So anybody watching the NU/OU game?

Not that I disagree with your comments on Pelini (I think he needs to 
control himself as well), but I think that Moore was actually ejected from 
the game...not benched.  Coaches are allowed to complain (within reason), 
but players cannot make comments to the refs from the sidelines.  I don't 
remember exactly what Moore yelled out, but it was something to the effect 
of "get your head in the game".

Tommy Thompson
"GO BIG RED"
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Don Rietsch" <drr at livgenmi.com>
To: "'Theodore Heise'" <theo at heise.nu>; "'Husker List'" <husker at tssi.com>
Sent: Sunday, November 02, 2008 7:47 AM
Subject: RE: Fw: [Husker] So anybody watching the NU/OU game?


>I watched the game whole game also: I like pain...  I didn't see many
> positives.  The offense played well after they settled down but by then
> their turnovers had sealed their fate.
>
> The Huskers put zero pressure on Bradford.  He could have worn a white tux
> during the game and then stood up at his best friends wedding afterward. 
> He
> didn't get touched and didn't break a sweat.
>
> Now the part of the game that bothers me the most: I read that Bo benched
> Moore after a penalty because he couldn't control his temper.  Imagine, 
> the
> coach, who spent much of the game cursing and screaming into his headset 
> at
> his assistants, telling a player to be more disciplined.  Talk about
> chutzpah.  This guy scares the hell out of me.  Do you all think that a
> "boss" can scream/curse at his "workers" during the game, apologize after,
> claim "we are a family", and all is forgiven???  Life doesn't work that 
> way:
> I learned that growing up.  Blo (no typo...think volcano) will have to
> change the way he treats people during his tirades or he'll lose them(and
> the players).  The Woody Hays ways are over; people won't nor should they
> have to put up with that BS any more.
>
> Don in Michigan
>
>
> **********************************************************************
>> Take away those 27 points we gave them, and it was a respectable
>> game.
>
> I have to believe it would have been a pretty close game without the
> early onslaught of mistakes/breaks for OU.  Our Cornhuskers played
> Texas Tech *very* close, Texas Tech beat Texas, and Texas beat OU.
> Seems reasonable to think we could have been in the game with fewer
> mistakes.
>
> I also watched the whole game.
>
> -- 
> Theodore (Ted) Heise     <theo at heise.nu>     Bloomington, IN, USA
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