[Husker] What If

[Aaron Wolfson]

Yep, and who've been told by the media and the fans that they were going to
the title game since Day 1.

Aaron


On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 3:50 PM, Jon Johnston <jon.johnston at gmail.com>wrote:

> It's Texas and we're in the Big 12 North. It wouldn't matter one damned bit
> - there'd still be a lack of respect. We've won nine games this season, but
> not a one of them counts for anything nationally.
>
> And you never know, that lack of respect might come in pretty handy in this
> game. Coaches can talk all they want about not overlooking opponents and
> having their players ready to play, you've still got a bunch of 18-21 year
> old guys who have to perform that way on the field.
>
> Jon Johnston
> http://www.cornnation.com
>
> On Nov 30, 2009, at 3:32 PM, Jerry Meyer wrote:
>
> > Just playing the what if game and assuming that all other games go as
> they did during the year, what if we hold off Va Tech and manage to put up
> one more score against Iowa State?  We're looking at 11-1, winning ugly most
> of the way.  Is there still the lack of respect for Nebraska going into the
> game on Saturday?
> >
> > I kind of compare this to the Nebraska - FSU Orange Bowl in 1994 (after
> the 1993 season) where NU was a double digit underdog even though undefeated
> for the regular season.  Total lack of respect for NU, FSU is going to kill
> us.  Then lightning strikes and we flat outplay them on the field only to
> lose in the last minute or so.  I think this team shows up on both sides of
> the ball and takes it to UT this week.  May not win but they'll know they
> were in a battle.  Bet on Bo & Co. to find a way to stay in it and have a
> chance at the end.
> >
> > Jerry Meyer
> > Murfreesboro, TN
> >
>
>
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