Same. Can't stand Meatchicken.turned2black wrote:I hope Utah fucking destroys Michigan.
Who is your team, turns2black?
Same. Can't stand Meatchicken.turned2black wrote:I hope Utah fucking destroys Michigan.
Right on. I forget.... where do you live?turned2black wrote:I don't really have a team. But if I had to pick, Arizona State.
PHX.BigRedLedbetter wrote:Right on. I forget.... where do you live?turned2black wrote:I don't really have a team. But if I had to pick, Arizona State.
Cool. Much respect for OU.turned2black wrote:PHX.BigRedLedbetter wrote:Right on. I forget.... where do you live?turned2black wrote:I don't really have a team. But if I had to pick, Arizona State.
I grew up in an OU household, but I've grown to hate all things Oklahoma at this point and think Bob Stoops is the single most overrated person in college football. Big Game Bob.
By my eyes Stoops' OU teams have underperformed in almost every "big game". The FSU national championship game is basically the only really "big game" his team has excelled in. Alabama mailed it in the year he beat The Tide in the Sugar.BigRedLedbetter wrote:Cool. Much respect for OU.turned2black wrote:PHX.BigRedLedbetter wrote:Right on. I forget.... where do you live?turned2black wrote:I don't really have a team. But if I had to pick, Arizona State.
I grew up in an OU household, but I've grown to hate all things Oklahoma at this point and think Bob Stoops is the single most overrated person in college football. Big Game Bob.
I think Stoops is a really good coach but all the turnover in staff has caught up with him a little bit. He also isn't getting the different makers he use to.
And those were all John Blake recruits as well.turned2black wrote:By my eyes Stoops' OU teams have underperformed in almost every "big game". The FSU national championship game is basically the only really "big game" his team has excelled in. Alabama mailed it in the year he beat The Tide in the Sugar.BigRedLedbetter wrote:Cool. Much respect for OU.turned2black wrote:PHX.BigRedLedbetter wrote:Right on. I forget.... where do you live?turned2black wrote:I don't really have a team. But if I had to pick, Arizona State.
I grew up in an OU household, but I've grown to hate all things Oklahoma at this point and think Bob Stoops is the single most overrated person in college football. Big Game Bob.
I think Stoops is a really good coach but all the turnover in staff has caught up with him a little bit. He also isn't getting the different makers he use to.
I'm not overly sold on Mike Riley. We will see. I would not have been against Nebraska hiring Cutcliffe. Bringing in Scott Frost as the OC/HC in waiting. The guy has won 19 games at Duke in two years. I doubt anyone else has done that. If we were going to hire an experienced coach a guy like DC makes sense. Oddly enough they went to college (Bama) together.darth_vedder wrote:I've always hated Duke (mainly for basketball), but I really like David Cutcliffe (the football coach). He's old school, and actually has Duke winning. I would not complain about seeing a Duke vs. Clemson ACCCG (to be fair, it could be anyone against Clemson and I would not complain).
Is this easier to say now that Nebraska's in the Big Ten?BigRedLedbetter wrote:Much respect for OU.
Maybe a little?Green Habit wrote:Is this easier to say now that Nebraska's in the Big Ten?BigRedLedbetter wrote:Much respect for OU.
Preach! Full disclosure....I am just as excited for tailgate season.Monkey_Driven wrote:I love having season tickets and living in the same town as the team. Makes tailgating and stumbling home much easier.
The Nebraska tailgating scene has always underwhelmed, at least in the times I've been there last ('06, '08, '10). The whole keep your beer in plastic cup thing is pretty lame. Maybe I just haven't tailgated in the right spots.BigRedLedbetter wrote:Maybe a little?Green Habit wrote:Is this easier to say now that Nebraska's in the Big Ten?BigRedLedbetter wrote:Much respect for OU.
I never really hated OU. My hate in college athletics is reserved for Creighton, Texas, Colorado, Miami, etc. There was always a mutual respect there between NU/OU fan bases. Still is I think. I probably root for them a little more now that we are not in the same conference. Same with A&M and Kansas.
Preach! Full disclosure....I am just as excited for tailgate season.Monkey_Driven wrote:I love having season tickets and living in the same town as the team. Makes tailgating and stumbling home much easier.
Only time I ever saw a game there was 1994 but it was a lot of fun.
You are 90% correct. Most of them suck. Agreed you have not been to the right ones. My buddy's boss is a big time booster and has a primo spot. He is the most chill guy except for 12 Saturdays a year.Monkey_Driven wrote:The Nebraska tailgating scene has always underwhelmed. The whole keep your beer in plastic cup thing is pretty lame. Maybe I just haven't tailgated in the right spots.BigRedLedbetter wrote:Maybe a little?Green Habit wrote:Is this easier to say now that Nebraska's in the Big Ten?BigRedLedbetter wrote:Much respect for OU.
I never really hated OU. My hate in college athletics is reserved for Creighton, Texas, Colorado, Miami, etc. There was always a mutual respect there between NU/OU fan bases. Still is I think. I probably root for them a little more now that we are not in the same conference. Same with A&M and Kansas.
Preach! Full disclosure....I am just as excited for tailgate season.Monkey_Driven wrote:I love having season tickets and living in the same town as the team. Makes tailgating and stumbling home much easier.
Only time I ever saw a game there was 1994 but it was a lot of fun.
Yes, it most certainly helps to have a good spot with someone who actually tailgates. I hate when some luxury car pulls up to a spot right by the stadium 10 minutes before kickoff. That is prime tailgating real estate you rich bastard! Take advantage of it.BigRedLedbetter wrote:You are 90% correct. Most of them suck. Agreed you have not been to the right ones. My buddy's boss is a big time booster and has a primo spot. He is the most chill guy except for 12 Saturdays a year.Monkey_Driven wrote:The Nebraska tailgating scene has always underwhelmed. The whole keep your beer in plastic cup thing is pretty lame. Maybe I just haven't tailgated in the right spots.BigRedLedbetter wrote:Maybe a little?Green Habit wrote:Is this easier to say now that Nebraska's in the Big Ten?BigRedLedbetter wrote:Much respect for OU.
I never really hated OU. My hate in college athletics is reserved for Creighton, Texas, Colorado, Miami, etc. There was always a mutual respect there between NU/OU fan bases. Still is I think. I probably root for them a little more now that we are not in the same conference. Same with A&M and Kansas.
Preach! Full disclosure....I am just as excited for tailgate season.Monkey_Driven wrote:I love having season tickets and living in the same town as the team. Makes tailgating and stumbling home much easier.
Only time I ever saw a game there was 1994 but it was a lot of fun.
fuck both of you guysBigRedLedbetter wrote:Same. Can't stand Meatchicken.turned2black wrote:I hope Utah fucking destroys Michigan.
Who is your team, turns2black?
Chris_H_2 wrote:fuck both of you guysBigRedLedbetter wrote:Same. Can't stand Meatchicken.turned2black wrote:I hope Utah fucking destroys Michigan.
Who is your team, turns2black?
BigRedLedbetter wrote:I'm not overly sold on Mike Riley. We will see. I would not have been against Nebraska hiring Cutcliffe. Bringing in Scott Frost as the OC/HC in waiting. The guy has won 19 games at Duke in two years. I doubt anyone else has done that. If we were going to hire an experienced coach a guy like DC makes sense. Oddly enough they went to college (Bama) together.darth_vedder wrote:I've always hated Duke (mainly for basketball), but I really like David Cutcliffe (the football coach). He's old school, and actually has Duke winning. I would not complain about seeing a Duke vs. Clemson ACCCG (to be fair, it could be anyone against Clemson and I would not complain).
Looking at your schedule it sets up really nice.

Wikipedia wrote:After three seasons and a 20–13–1 overall record,[23] and leading the Blue Devils to seemingly unheard of football success, Spurrier left Duke to accept the head football coach position at his alma mater Florida.
He never won 19 games in two years.darth_vedder wrote:BigRedLedbetter wrote:I'm not overly sold on Mike Riley. We will see. I would not have been against Nebraska hiring Cutcliffe. Bringing in Scott Frost as the OC/HC in waiting. The guy has won 19 games at Duke in two years. I doubt anyone else has done that. If we were going to hire an experienced coach a guy like DC makes sense. Oddly enough they went to college (Bama) together.darth_vedder wrote:I've always hated Duke (mainly for basketball), but I really like David Cutcliffe (the football coach). He's old school, and actually has Duke winning. I would not complain about seeing a Duke vs. Clemson ACCCG (to be fair, it could be anyone against Clemson and I would not complain).
Looking at your schedule it sets up really nice.
Wikipedia wrote:After three seasons and a 20–13–1 overall record,[23] and leading the Blue Devils to seemingly unheard of football success, Spurrier left Duke to accept the head football coach position at his alma mater Florida.
Ah, good point, I was just thinking Spurrier actually won at Duke, which is a pretty rare thing, and hasn't happened much until recently.BigRedLedbetter wrote:He never won 19 games in two years.darth_vedder wrote:BigRedLedbetter wrote:I'm not overly sold on Mike Riley. We will see. I would not have been against Nebraska hiring Cutcliffe. Bringing in Scott Frost as the OC/HC in waiting. The guy has won 19 games at Duke in two years. I doubt anyone else has done that. If we were going to hire an experienced coach a guy like DC makes sense. Oddly enough they went to college (Bama) together.darth_vedder wrote:I've always hated Duke (mainly for basketball), but I really like David Cutcliffe (the football coach). He's old school, and actually has Duke winning. I would not complain about seeing a Duke vs. Clemson ACCCG (to be fair, it could be anyone against Clemson and I would not complain).
Looking at your schedule it sets up really nice.
Wikipedia wrote:After three seasons and a 20–13–1 overall record,[23] and leading the Blue Devils to seemingly unheard of football success, Spurrier left Duke to accept the head football coach position at his alma mater Florida.