[Husker] Crick out

[Shawn Sherlock]

Hopefully the link will work but crick is out for the year. Torn pectoral. 

http://my.journalstar.com/post/Husker_Extra_Group/Husker_Extra/blog/crick_out_for_season.html


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On Oct 12, 2011, at 2:11 PM, Steve Reichenbach <reich at inetnebr.com> wrote:

> Are people kidding about Bo building up good will by treating the
> press better?
> 
> Many NU fans talked about firing Devaney after a couple of 6-4
> seasons and were ready to fire Osborne when he lost several
> years in a row to OU and again when he was only winning 9 games
> per year, but losing the big games.  NU (well at least SP) fired
> Solich at the end of a 9-3 regular season on the way to a 10-3
> record.
> 
> If Bo wins (and not just 9 games a year), then he will be welcome
> to stay.  If he doesn't, then he won't.  Either way, it won't
> matter how he treats the press or even the fans (within reason).
> 
> Bo recently said something about the Nebraska way, where you value
> loyalty, hard work, and face your shortcomings head on to get better.
> I'd like to think that is the Nebraska way --- at least I thought
> that's what it was until SP fired Solich.  But many fans and much
> of the media people don't think that way.  If the kid or the team
> isn't up to expectations, then boo him.  If the coach isn't up to
> expectations, fire him.  Those are the easy answers, not the hard
> work of getting to the top.
> 
> How much does Bo owe to such fans and such media people?  Loyalty?
> Like they'd be loyal to him and his players?
> 
> Let's be honest, Bo's future doesn't depend on how he treats fans
> or media people: it isn't more than winning; it's all about winning.
> 
> I often don't like how Bo acts, but frankly, I'm less bothered by Bo
> being shabby to shabby fans and sports writers than I am about what
> shabby fans and sports writers show about the "Nebraska way".
> 
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