[Husker] dienhart column

[jon johnston]

I'd take this a step further and say that you're right, Steve, that is  
about 95% of football news stories.

 From the other perspective - those are the stories people seem to  
want. I think this especially applies to Nebraska fans.

I was talking to someone about the next year's version of "A Sea of  
Red" last week, and during the conversation the analogy I used was this:

People want to walk into the store and buy something like a cereal box  
that says "Husker football" on it. And when they look at the  
ingredients, that's all they want to see - Ingredients: Nebraska  
football.

Start adding anything else in there, and you're toeing the line  
between acceptance and rejection. Or sales and no sales. . That's the  
challenge from this side of the fence.

Jon Johnston
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On Apr 2, 2009, at 1:48 PM, Steve Stone wrote:

> Pat wrote:
>
>> This was a poorly written article.  No justification is given for  
>> why certain coaches are ranked so low.  Most of the details under  
>> each caoch  are simply mini-biographies.
>
>
> It's what's called a fluff piece just like 95% of football "news"  
> stories are everywhere.
>
> Steve Stone
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