[Husker] don't fall for it

[David Elfering]

It would be interesting to know. I joined back around there sometime
but can't exactly recall. It was a huge thing back then since there
weren't web sites. Oh and dinosaurs ruled the earth!

David Elfering
aroundomaha at gmail.com

On Oct 13, 2010, at 5:04 PM, Lynette Tillner <ltillner at yahoo.com> wrote:

> WOW! 19 years? I know I've been on the list since 1994 or 95. Besides you, Mike,
> who has been around since the beginning?
>
>  Lynette (Tillner) Peavey
> ltillner at yahoo.com
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> ________________________________
> From: Mike Nolan <nolan at romaine.tssi.com>
> To: Laura Brown <cabugeater71 at netzero.net>
> Cc: Husker List <husker at tssi.com>
> Sent: Wed, October 13, 2010 10:19:36 AM
> Subject: Re: [Husker] don't fall for it
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>> Our last coaches couldn't/wouldn't make an adjustment if their life depended
>> on it.  It's funny how quickly we become respoiled.  BD and TO were pretty
>> darn good at it, but BP does seem to have a gift. -- Laura
>
> You know, the Husker List started 19 years ago this month, and the
> Northwestern list started a bit later but didn't really take off until
> the 1995 season.
>
> If there's one thing I've seen over all those seasons it is that after
> nearly EVERY loss (and more than a few wins) one of the recurrent topics
> of discussion is: "Why didn't the coaches change the game plan when
> they saw it wasn't working?"
>
> TO and FS got their share of those lament, and Bo will too.
>
> Color analysts like to refer to the matching of wits between the offense
> and the defense as a chess match, in actually it is a bit more like a
> game of poker, because the other side generally doesn't know what you're
> going to do until you do it.
> --
> Mike Nolan
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