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[gobigred]

quick question was that this game against UCLA??

Nebraska vs. UCLA - Game Summary - September 8, 2012 - ESPN

That would be it

 

[JOZ]

until the day the fans decide the outcome of a game like one being pulled from the student section to kick the game winner I dnt think it really matters how many fans they bring. by the end of 3rd quarter in kinnick last year, I didnt see a single ounce of red in the stadium.

 

[HuskerinBig10]

quick question was that this game against UCLA??

Nebraska vs. UCLA - Game Summary - September 8, 2012 - ESPN

Wow, lots of meaning in that game.

That was Taylor Martinez Qbing that game. Since then it has been Tommy Armstrong. Now it is some guy named Tanner Lee.

The head coach was Bo Pelini, this is Mike Riley.

The defensive Coordinator was Bo Pellllini, this is a new one in Bob Diaco.

Yup, I would say a good comparison.

 

[HuskerinBig10]

until the day the fans decide the outcome of a game like one being pulled from the student section to kick the game winner I dnt think it really matters how many fans they bring. by the end of 3rd quarter in kinnick last year, I didnt see a single ounce of red in the stadium.

The truth hurts.

 

[JOZ]

The truth hurts.

just messing with ya! im sure we got plenty of ass kickings coming our way in the future of this game! ebbs and tides!

 

[WizardHawk]

Really tough game to handicap for sure. Nebraska hasn't been the Nebraska of old for some time now, going back a couple of coaches. They have moments and games where they are dangerous and the odd head scratcher. Haven't been sold that Riley has the fire to get his kids to overachieve and reach beyond the sum of their parts.

Ducks under a whole new staff and massive changes. Super dangerous offense and a big fat unknown on defense and in their first live test, but at home with the crowd (even with all the Neb fans there) to support them. Whatever players Oregon does have that had any pride and any heart will be looking for blood coming out of the gate with how bad things went last year. If they aren't hungry now, they never will be.

Obviously my heart wants Nebraska to leave the duckies for dead, but you have to at least lean a little toward the home team.

@Olyduck , if you have any extra cookies save them up and bring them to montlake for our game. I'll trade you a beer for a cookie.

 

[Olyduck]

Wow, lots of meaning in that game.

That was Taylor Martinez Qbing that game. Since then it has been Tommy Armstrong. Now it is some guy named Tanner Lee.

The head coach was Bo Pelini, this is Mike Riley.

The defensive Coordinator was Bo Pellllini, this is a new one in Bob Diaco.

Yup, I would say a good comparison.

Just saying. why brag about a bringing a lot of fans but lost the game?

 

[WizardHawk]

Just saying. why brag about a bringing a lot of fans but lost the game?

You can't be proud of traveling well?

I think a base that brings that many to a non con game on the road should be applauded.

It for sure changes the dynamic of a stadium to have that many opposing fans, but it doesn't guarantee a road win by any stretch. Just takes some of that edge off the crowd. Something greater than zero.

My memory of Nebraska fans was pretty positive. Respectful and friendly lot. First encounter with them was '92? I think. That first night game at Husky stadium. None of their fans were anything but class when their team lost that game, and I don't think they were any different when I saw them next in the late 90's when they pretty soundly beat UW in our house. Always a pleasure to see their fans. Or at least it was then, no idea if anything has changed in recent years.

 

[mcnabb7542]

You can't be proud of traveling well?

I think a base that brings that many to a non con game on the road should be applauded.

It for sure changes the dynamic of a stadium to have that many opposing fans, but it doesn't guarantee a road win by any stretch. Just takes some of that edge off the crowd. Something greater than zero.

My memory of Nebraska fans was pretty positive. Respectful and friendly lot. First encounter with them was '92? I think. That first night game at Husky stadium. None of their fans were anything but class when their team lost that game, and I don't think they were any different when I saw them next in the late 90's when they pretty soundly beat UW in our house. Always a pleasure to see their fans. Or at least it was then, no idea if anything has changed in recent years.

I take it you haven't had the pleasure of meeting @gobigred yet? cause if you have you would know there current fan base is dildo's and ass hats, all because of guys like @gobigred

 

[gobigred]

I take it you haven't had the pleasure of meeting @gobigred yet? cause if you have you would know there current fan base is dildo's and ass hats, all because of guys like @gobigred

I'm nice to most except

Spoiler

 

[WizardHawk]

I take it you haven't had the pleasure of meeting @gobigred yet? cause if you have you would know there current fan base is dildo's and ass hats, all because of guys like @gobigred

I sense you are holding something back here? How do you really feel about @gobigred?

 

[mcnabb7542]

I sense you are holding something back here? How do you really feel about @gobigred?

Well since you asked about @gobigred let me just say he is the biggest racist I have ever met here at the Hoop!
Then there is the whole "Hi I'm @gobigred and I teach school so I know everything".

 

[BigRedMoe]

I take it you haven't had the pleasure of meeting @gobigred yet? cause if you have you would know there current fan base is dildo's and ass hats, all because of guys like @gobigred

What did I tell you about watching yer mouf, sucka?

Also, yer hair is really pretty today.

 

[Brasky]

quick question was that this game against UCLA??

Nebraska vs. UCLA - Game Summary - September 8, 2012 - ESPN

I'm not talking about the play on the field. Everyone knows that pain train is comin' right up your asses.

I'm taking about the culture shock when we invade your 200 traffic light little town.

 

[Olyduck]

I'm not talking about the play on the field. Everyone knows that pain train is comin' right up your asses.

I'm taking about the culture shock when we invade your 200 traffic light little town.

im pretty sure there are more than 200. count them when you get there

 

[Olyduck]

You can't be proud of traveling well?

I think a base that brings that many to a non con game on the road should be applauded.

It for sure changes the dynamic of a stadium to have that many opposing fans, but it doesn't guarantee a road win by any stretch. Just takes some of that edge off the crowd. Something greater than zero.

My memory of Nebraska fans was pretty positive. Respectful and friendly lot. First encounter with them was '92? I think. That first night game at Husky stadium. None of their fans were anything but class when their team lost that game, and I don't think they were any different when I saw them next in the late 90's when they pretty soundly beat UW in our house. Always a pleasure to see their fans. Or at least it was then, no idea if anything has changed in recent years.

just seems weird to me. We travel well. gonna bring a lot of people even though we lose the game. but look out you have no idea whats coming, to watch a game.

 

[Olyduck]

and yes Nebraska fans we encountered at the game in Neb were great. very nice people

 

[WizardHawk]

im pretty sure there are more than 200. count them when you get there

TBH I laughed when he said that, but because I don't think anyone considers Lincoln as some massive sprawling metropolis. I actually had to look it up to see they have about 100k more people than Eugene.

 

[Brasky]

im pretty sure there are more than 200. count them when you get there

You're right. They have 40 more. Oh snap.

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[Brasky]

The only fans I have ever been a dick to in person are Colorado fans. Fuck them. Fuck their whole fanbase. They can burn for eternity in hell.