[Husker] Setting the table

[Borer Steve CAA]

As a former coach -- I would disagree.  I think you can approach it  
from one of two ways -- a reward for a good season or as the first  
game of the new season.  Depends on what you want to accomplish.  A  
bowl game also provides for more reps for the younger players --  
always a good thing.

Steve

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On Dec 7, 2009, at 4:47 PM, David Strong wrote:

>
>> From: aroundomaha <aroundomaha at gmail.com>
>
>> The table is set for 2010 and hopefully the collective
>> resolve of the players will be toward that end. It begins in San  
>> Diego on
>> December 30th.
>
> I guess I have to take the flip side on this.  I think the Holiday  
> Bowl is borderline irrelevant (though it is probably somewhere in  
> the middle of these two positions.)  **Bowl games are exhibition  
> games played for profit.** A lot of folks miss this concept.   
> Compared to last Saturday nights game, it isn't worth much.  I don't  
> think how we play in the Holiday Bowl against Arizona has anything  
> to do with next year.  (next year our offensive tackles will be a  
> year older and we'll still have the same quartebacks).  We'll play  
> our best, probably do very well, and maybe win... or not.  It would  
> be nice to win, but play well or not, I don't think it affects the  
> performance of next years team much.
>
> Dave
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