[Husker] What If

[Theodore Heise]

I'm sure there was no hyperbole involved.  Anywhere.

Ted


On Tue, 1 Dec 2009, Smith, William wrote:

> At the risk of being banished from this list, I don't consider any 
> opponent "the enemy", and I especially don't want to see any 
> opponent hurt or "killed" (even metaphorically) during 
> competition.
>
> Be honest, at game's end, wouldn't you rather see a healthy Colt 
> McCoy acknowledging that Nebraska played better, harder and 
> smarter as opposed to being taken off the field on a stretcher?

> ________________________________________
> From: Jon Johnston [jon.johnston at gmail.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 01, 2009 8:50 AM
> To: David Strong
> Cc: Husker List
> Subject: Re: [Husker] What If
>
> Colt McCoy = enemy.
>
> I'd like to see Suh hit him and see his arms and legs explode into 
> the air like in a bad video game, except that it happens in the 
> first quarter instead of at the end.
>
> Then cut to Texas fans weeping in the stands.
>
> Yeah......
>
>
> On Dec 1, 2009, at 7:17 AM, David Strong wrote:
>
>>> From: Theodore Heise theo at heise.nu
>>>
>>> Only way this scenario could be better was if Suh were to 
>>> trample McCoy on his way into the end zone.
>>
>> Why the hate on McCoy?  (I wrote this same note a few days ago 
>> about a different QB)  The guy is one helluva football player and 
>> I've never heard anything about him that would make me dislike 
>> him.  From your post... beating Texas and winning the game isn't 
>> enough, you want their quarterback to get trampled in the 
>> process.  I think Colt McCoy is a great college quarterback and I 
>> don't have any reason not to think he is a stand up guy.  I wish 
>> he was on our team.  What's your beef with him?