[Husker] don't fall for it

[Mark Landin]

I just think he's being respectful, courteous and professional, and
perhaps preparing his fans for hopefully their toughest game of the
year. Would talking the huskers down in the media really accomplish
anything?

Now ... What is he saying in the meeting rooms? Hopefully more of the
same, but I doubt it :)

On 10/13/10, Theodore Heise <theo at heise.nu> wrote:
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>
>> Going back to the original topic...I still think Mack Brown is
>> trying to get the Huskers to lose focus and buy into the hype.
>> Nebraska hasn't been ranked this high since these kids were in
>> elementary school.  It's a new experience for them, and he may be
>> trying to gain a slight edge.
>
> Not to disagree, but if Coach Brown did not have ulterior motives,
> would his comments be different somehow?
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