Nebraska Fans WTH?

[Brasky]

Wait, did he say Georgia was a historic program?

I LOL'd hard.

Not even going to acknowledge this kids existence until he proves he is capable of a rational thought.

 

[Wild Turkey]

I LOL'd hard.

Not even going to acknowledge this kids existence until he proves he is capable of a rational thought.

Translation: Poster owns my ass so I'm refusing to acknowledge him.

 

[HuskerCradle2Grave]

Why don't you try to explain how your program is perfectly fine and how it doesn't matter if your fans travel to bowl games instead of attacking the messenger? That should be some fine reading.

"Abdullah for Heisman"...now that is retarded stuff right there.

You do know he was the #9 rusher last year as a junior right? And he is the highest returning rusher this year. But you knew that too, right?

 

[Wild Turkey]

2010 Outback Bowl featuring Auburn, less than 50,000 were in attendance.

Auburn ticket sales exceed Outback Bowl allotment...and Tigers want to sell more | AL.com

Auburn ticket sales exceed Outback Bowl allotment...and Tigers want to sell more

I almost feel sorry for you.

 

[Wild Turkey]

You do know he was the #9 rusher last year as a junior right? And he is the highest returning rusher this year. But you knew that too, right?

I'll bet you all your v-cash he isn't even invited to New York.

 

[HuskerCradle2Grave]

Georgia isn't? I would definitely include Nebraska on that list but I find it interesting you don't think Georgia should be on it please explain.

Not top 10 in wins. And only 2 nattys, the most recent 34 years ago. Sorry. Not every team can be historic.

 

[Olyduck]

Not everyone goes through the school to get tickets.

 

[HuskerCradle2Grave]

I'll bet you all your v-cash he isn't even invited to New York.

Nick Marshall v. Ameer Abdullah

The 2014 HeismanPundit Post-Spring Heisman Watch List

(in alphabetical order)

Ameer Abdullah, RB, SR, Nebraska

Javorius Allen, RB, JR, USC

Rakeem Cato, QB, SR, Marshall

Alex Collins, RB, SO, Arkansas

Mike Davis, RB, JR, South Carolina

Everett Golson, QB, JR, Notre Dame

Melvin Gordon, RB, JR, Wisconsin

Todd Gurley, RB, JR, Georgia

Christian Hackenberg, QB, SO, Penn State

Derrick Henry, RB, SO, Alabama

Taysom Hill, QB, JR, BYU

Brett Hundley, QB, JR, UCLA

Chuckie Keeton, QB, SR, Utah State

Trevor Knight, QB, SO, Oklahoma

Sean Mannion, QB, SR, Oregon State

Marcus Mariota, QB, JR, Oregon

Nick Marshall, QB, SR, Auburn

Braxton Miller, QB, SR, Ohio State

Bryce Petty, QB, SR, Baylor

Thomas Tyner, RB, SO, Oregon

J.W. Walsh, QB, JR, Oklahoma State

Jake Waters, QB, SR, Kansas State

Jonathan Williams, RB, JR, Arkansas

Jameis Winston, QB, SO, Florida State

TJ Yeldon, RB, JR, Alabama

 

[Wild Turkey]

Not top 10 in wins. And only 2 nattys, the most recent 34 years ago. Sorry. Not every team can be historic.

They are 14 on the list of total wins and above them are teams like Penn, Yale, Harvard and Princeton. So they are definitely top 10 in FBS schools. By your criteria that would leave out teams like USC, LSU and Penn State.

 

[Wild Turkey]

Nick Marshall v. Ameer Abdullah

The 2014 HeismanPundit Post-Spring Heisman Watch List

(in alphabetical order)

Ameer Abdullah, RB, SR, Nebraska

Javorius Allen, RB, JR, USC

Rakeem Cato, QB, SR, Marshall

Alex Collins, RB, SO, Arkansas

Mike Davis, RB, JR, South Carolina

Everett Golson, QB, JR, Notre Dame

Melvin Gordon, RB, JR, Wisconsin

Todd Gurley, RB, JR, Georgia

Christian Hackenberg, QB, SO, Penn State

Derrick Henry, RB, SO, Alabama

Taysom Hill, QB, JR, BYU

Brett Hundley, QB, JR, UCLA

Chuckie Keeton, QB, SR, Utah State

Trevor Knight, QB, SO, Oklahoma

Sean Mannion, QB, SR, Oregon State

Marcus Mariota, QB, JR, Oregon

Nick Marshall, QB, SR, Auburn

Braxton Miller, QB, SR, Ohio State

Bryce Petty, QB, SR, Baylor

Thomas Tyner, RB, SO, Oregon

J.W. Walsh, QB, JR, Oklahoma State

Jake Waters, QB, SR, Kansas State

Jonathan Williams, RB, JR, Arkansas

Jameis Winston, QB, SO, Florida State

TJ Yeldon, RB, JR, Alabama

Bet the V-cash and quit posting crap. For the record I don't think anyone from Auburn is going to be there either and think it was a miracle that Trey Mason was invited.

 

[HuskerCradle2Grave]

They are 14 on the list of total wins and above them are teams like Penn, Yale, Harvard and Princeton. So they are definitely top 10 in FBS schools. By your criteria that would leave out teams like USC, LSU and Penn State.

Um, more natty's?

USC - 11

LSU - 3 (making them marginally historic)

Penn State - 2 (not really historic)

 

[HuskerCradle2Grave]

Bet the V-cash and quit posting crap. For the record I don't think anyone from Auburn is going to be there either and think it was a miracle that Trey Mason was invited.

Apparently there are quite a few sites that like him in the hunt. Win? But I think that proves that it isn't "retarded" to say AMEER FOR HEISMAN.

But if you want to bet, I will put my guy up against your guy.

 

[HuskerCradle2Grave]

By the way turkey, what does Auburn's home sell out streak look like?

 

[Camfantasy]

Dude couldn't even come up with an original screen name. I see his threads are cut from the same cloth.

 

[oaknightshockey1]

Dumb thread is dumb. Shocking that Nebraska fans are tired of getting fucked as far as bowl games go. We've only been to 3 different games in the last 5 years...the last 3 of which were in FL. Georgia was a repeat from the last year, and we even had a rematch back in 2010 with regular season opponent Washington. In the last 4 years, we've only played 2 "new" teams. Its understandable that people would not want to pay to fly down there again.

 

[HuskerinBig10]

I would be more embarrassed for Georgia from the SEC.

The SEC plays most of their bowl games in their own backyard.

Savannah Georgia to Jacksonville, FL, is less than a two hour drive. Yet, Georgia returned 5,000 tickets.

Kingsland, Georgia is less than 40 miles from Jacksonville, to the north.

St George GA, is 40 miles from Jacksonville to the west.

 

[oaknightshockey1]

I would be more embarrassed for Georgia from the SEC.

The SEC plays most of their bowl games in their own backyard.

Savannah Georgia to Jacksonville, FL, is less than a two hour drive. Yet, Georgia returned 5,000 tickets.

Kingsland, Georgia is less than 40 miles from Jacksonville.

My uncle lives in GA...he went to the game. Of course he's a Nebraska fan

 

[Wild Turkey]

By the way turkey, what does Auburn's home sell out streak look like?

We ranked 12th (85,657) in average attendance in the country which isn't bad for a stadium that holds 87,428. Nebraska was 9th with (90,933) in average attendance but their stadium only has capacity of 87,091 so I guess 4k are standing around the stadium or someone is doing fuzzy math?

Bottomline Auburn holds it's own in attendance and travel including bowls.

 

[HuskerinBig10]

My uncle lives in GA...he went to the game. Of course he's a Nebraska fan

I bet he did not buy his ticket through the Nebraska Athletics Dept. Wild Turkey is going to have a cow.

 

[HuskerCradle2Grave]

We ranked 12th (85,657) in average attendance in the country which isn't bad for a stadium that holds 87,428. Nebraska was 9th with (90,933) in average attendance but their stadium only has capacity of 87,091 so I guess 4k are standing around the stadium or someone is doing fuzzy math?

Bottomline Auburn holds it's own in attendance and travel including bowls.

No, no, no. Not average attendance. How many years in a row has your stadium been sold out?