ahoelsken
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Those pants look like they're hanging on for dear life.........EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
Pandemic getting you down? Here's 6 minutes of free cheering up.
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Also, watching the 2019 highlights made me remember how excited I am about Mangham's future
Pandemic getting you down? Here's 6 minutes of free cheering up.
2018 -
2019 -
Also, watching the 2019 highlights made me remember how excited I am about Mangham's future
I just eliminated a job candidate because he graduated, allegedly, from UNL
Who do you cheer for Nov 21? Can both teams lose somehow?Here is kNowledge U's schedule this year:
Sept. 5 at Rutgers
Sept. 12 Illinois
Sept. 19 Wisconsin
Sept. 26 at Iowa
Oct. 3 Minnesota
Oct. 10 at Ohio State
Oct. 17 OFF
Oct. 24 at Northwestern
Oct. 31 Penn State
Nov. 7 OFF
Nov. 14 at Purdue
Nov. 21 Michigan State
Opening 2-0 seems like the most likely outcome. Could a 8 game skid follow? The relationship between the coach and fanbase could become frosty and Wendy's Twitter page will be more than happy to remind ****er fans how much they suck.
Both teams go in to the game 0-9, desperate for their first win of the year. They finish tied making both winless for the season.Who do you cheer for Nov 21? Can both teams lose somehow?
I have a friend who is a nub fan (Military, I had no choice) - he was lamenting their upcoming schedule and how they got screwed by their conference.
I tried to cheer him up by mentioning that at least they didn't have to face CU again this year
Who do you cheer for Nov 21? Can both teams lose somehow?
I guess I never met the supportive ones. As we were walking into the stadium, a group of them were telling us Buffs fans "welcome, glad you could make it out" as if it were a home game for them. Some old lady with a raspy smoker's voice threatened to "kick my ass" as I was trying to get past her to my seat. I did have a couple quiet fans sitting next to us, but they were so busy stuffing their faces the entire game that I don't think they had room to talk. I cheered so loud at the end that some nub threw one of our new aluminum cups at my head.Sitting next to so many ****braska fans at last year's game and it brings a smile to my face thinking about how gracious and supportive and "good sports" they were in the first half up 17-0.... And then watching that slowly turn to annoyance, anger, and depression in the 2nd half/OT.
In all honesty, this needs to be an every year home and home matchup.
I guess I never met the supportive ones. As we were walking into the stadium, a group of them were telling us Buffs fans "welcome, glad you could make it out" as if it were a home game for them. Some old lady with a raspy smoker's voice threatened to "kick my ass" as I was trying to get past her to my seat. I did have a couple quiet fans sitting next to us, but they were so busy stuffing their faces the entire game that I don't think they had room to talk. I cheered so loud at the end that some nub threw one of our new aluminum cups at my head.
Yes really, and in each of those cases I wasn't intentionally trying to provoke them. Maybe it was due to my 62-36 t-shirt with the crying nub boy on it.Really? I didn’t encounter a single fan that acted that way. They can all go to hell but they were all good sports for the most part and they were respectful guests. They weren’t as friendly in the 4th as they were in the 1st but nobody was ever rude.
That's not a tough choice and that's Michigan State. Relentless Mel is only temporary for the Spartans while Buff fan hatred of the ****ers is permanent.
Yes really, and in each of those cases I wasn't intentionally trying to provoke them. Maybe it was due to my 62-36 t-shirt with the crying nub boy on it.
Easier solution: I'm going to watch cheese age or paint dry instead of ****er vs. Melvin.
Still looking forward to the postgame presser where Mel asks what has the ****ers done lately after Sparty wins.
I had a pretty rough experience with husker fans. Granted, I was devastated by the sheer volume of them (in every sense of the phrase) so maybe I was sensitive. I found them generally obnoxious, as they were emboldened by their numbers.Really? I didn’t encounter a single fan that acted that way. They can all go to hell but they were all good sports for the most part and they were respectful guests. They weren’t as friendly in the 4th as they were in the 1st but nobody was ever rude.
Hey red is their color.I had a pretty rough experience with ****er fans. Granted, I was devastated by the sheer volume of them (in every sense of the phrase) so maybe I was sensitive. I found them generally obnoxious, as they were emboldened by their numbers.
But mostly, it was the one that arrived early and stood on the bench in front of us. Didn't stand on the floor, mind you, but the actual bench seat, to deliberately block our view. This is our stadium, these are our seats, and that was a rude ****ing person. I asked him to stand on the floor, rather than the seat. He declined in a really ****ty way and explained that he was here to be a dick. So I went and stood next to him, and very, very calmly explained that he could make a choice not to be a dick. I also pointed out how physically vulnerable he was, standing right in front of me, and how I'd be happy to be thrown out of the stadium for the joy of punching him so ****ing hard in the side of the head when he wasn't expecting it that we would probably wake up outside the stadium. At first he ignored me, but then he found that request more persuasive. In fact, he even sat for the rest of the game. His three buddies were so high and non-responsive, and becoming so sunburned that my girlfriend took pity on them before halftime and offered them sunscreen. To quote Parker Posey "Fry like bacon little piggies!"
I don’t know if this is a true story or not, but I’m going to my grave believing it is.I had a pretty rough experience with ****er fans. Granted, I was devastated by the sheer volume of them (in every sense of the phrase) so maybe I was sensitive. I found them generally obnoxious, as they were emboldened by their numbers.
But mostly, it was the one that arrived early and stood on the bench in front of us. Didn't stand on the floor, mind you, but the actual bench seat, to deliberately block our view. This is our stadium, these are our seats, and that was a rude ****ing person. I asked him to stand on the floor, rather than the seat. He declined in a really ****ty way and explained that he was here to be a dick. So I went and stood next to him, and very, very calmly explained that he could make a choice not to be a dick. I also pointed out how physically vulnerable he was, standing right in front of me, and how I'd be happy to be thrown out of the stadium for the joy of punching him so ****ing hard in the side of the head when he wasn't expecting it that we would probably wake up outside the stadium. At first he ignored me, but then he found that request more persuasive. In fact, he even sat for the rest of the game. His three buddies were so high and non-responsive, and becoming so sunburned that my girlfriend took pity on them before halftime and offered them sunscreen. To quote Parker Posey "Fry like bacon little piggies!"
Me too!I don’t know if this is a true story or not, but I’m going to my grave believing it is.
Really? I didn’t encounter a single fan that acted that way. They can all go to hell but they were all good sports for the most part and they were respectful guests. They weren’t as friendly in the 4th as they were in the 1st but nobody was ever rude.