[Husker] Out Coached. Again.

[Steve Reichenbach]

I don't think you should get off that easy (at least if you have
"character").

First you say that "Pelini utterly lacks character." Not just has a
few faults, weaknesses, or shortcomings, but "utterly lacks character".

Then, when someone asks what you mean --- because to be utterly lacking
in character must entail quite a few bad things --- you say only that
there are plenty of tools to find the definition of "character".

As another poster noted, all evidence is that Bo runs a clean program
that operates within the rules; he seems to maintain a high level
discipline of the student athletes for academics, sport, and community
service; and his family life seems commendable.

These seem to be clear evidence of good character traits, thereby
directly impeaching your statement that Pelini "utterly lacks character".
So, if you don't mean these things --- coaches by the rules, instills
discipline and character in his players, and lives a good family life
--- then it is fair to ask what you do mean by "character" and to ask
you to explain what evidence there is to conclude --- as you say you
have --- that Pelini is utterly lacking character.

What do you mean by "utterly lacks character" and how do you evidence
that is so?

If you don't answer such clear questions raised by your post, then
what should we conclude about you and perhaps your character?

> No, I'm not going to define "character".
> 
> > I'm not trolling here, but define "character".
> >
> > > [Pelini] utterly lacks character.