Those wacky Sanders boys

Suh is King

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At least Dieon has the formula to “win now” and would’ve been a better hire than Rhule 🤣🤣 The gift that keeps on giving. Laughingstock of the country.
Have to admit I had a brief spell of envy when they got him. Didnt last long. Now I could not be happier we didn't. Rhule was a far better option in every way other than "clicks".
 

10Trvln

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Have to admit I had a brief spell of envy when they got him. Didnt last long. Now I could not be happier we didn't. Rhule was a far better option in every way other than "clicks".
Don’t care about clicks. Care about substance. Rhule is building the right culture and will bring in the right players. The recruits AND their parents can see how genuine he is and the family environment where everyone matters. Total opposite of the clown show in Colorado
 

Rick.Shaw1

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Don’t care about clicks. Care about substance. Rhule is building the right culture and will bring in the right players. The recruits AND their parents can see how genuine he is and the family environment where everyone matters. Total opposite of the clown show in Colorado
And now Sapp is going to be there too - so the Clown show has intensified even more. Perhaps the CU coaching staff will all pile into a really small car and drive out on the field at the start of the games to the sound of circus horns and the CU band rendition of “Baby Elephant Walk”.
 

Scat_Back

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Sep 5, 2018
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Have to admit I had a brief spell of envy when they got him. Didnt last long. Now I could not be happier we didn't. Rhule was a far better option in every way other than "clicks".
At least you came around. Others can’t seem to get out of their own way. I think we see the Huskers finally get out of their own way a little bit this year and beat Colorado. It won’t end up being our best win of the season, just like it wouldn’t have been last year.
 

Redscarlet

Heisman
Jun 17, 2001
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At least you came around. Others can’t seem to get out of their own way. I think we see the Huskers finally get out of their own way a little bit this year and beat Colorado. It won’t end up being our best win of the season, just like it wouldn’t have been last year.
Besides beating Bucknuts or USC where I would be ecstatic winning those games beating Colorado and Clarkeyes are right up there on the winning meter for those games..
 

8990

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The dude must have a case or it would not still be an issue, or bankruptcy would not have been filed.
 

61bigredfan

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And who improved their team more from the previous year? I’m not saying that Sanders will be the better coach in the long run. Only time will tell on that.
They had a quarterback. We didn’t. And are you saying that 4-8 Is better than 5–7? Are you trying to tell us that Colorado is in better shape than us right now?
 

mwulf

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Still kinda feels like we should be in the side of "walk softly and carry a big stick" approach because it's been a minute since we have won vs them.
 

61bigredfan

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Can you blame em? Who wouldn’t want f’n dogs and leaders @Tetonia
Absolutely. Shooting craps in the locker room. Making the team bond by going into performances by the coaches son, the Calm moral influence of Warren Sapp roaming the sidelines. The coaches thug son in the middle of a personal injury settlement because as a kid, he beat the crap out of some teacher in high school.

I almost feel sorry for those stupid CU administrators that fell for this clown show. I guess they wanted to be known, and remembered. They may be right-Fame may be fleeting, but infamy lasts a lot longer.
 
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Absolutely. Shooting craps in the locker room. Making the team bond by going into performances by the coaches son, the Calm moral influence of Warren Sapp roaming the sidelines. The coaches thug son in the middle of a personal injury settlement because as a kid, he beat the crap out of some teacher in high school.

I almost feel sorry for those stupid CU administrators that fell for this clown show. I guess they wanted to be known, and remembered. They may be right-Fame may be fleeting, but infamy lasts a lot longer.

 

NECoach31BB

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Sanders is to college football what Joel Osteen is to Christianity. Just shake my head for both and may they enjoy their moments of glory. Both use their faith for personal and family gain. Come across as a slick used car salesman
 

schuele

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Sanders is to college football what Joel Osteen is to Christianity. Just shake my head for both and may they enjoy their moments of glory. Both use their faith for personal and family gain. Come across as a slick used car salesman
I always felt Kirk Cousins was the Joel Osteen of pro football:
  • On TV every Sunday.
  • Smiles pretty and talks a lot about God.
  • People give him millions of dollars for no apparent reason.
 

leodisflowers

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Feb 25, 2011
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Few things would make me happier than seeing the wheels fall of Prime's program and our blackahirts knocking Sha-deeeer out of the game.
Agreed. I just have to stay quiet though because as much as I want to talk we took a really bad L last year. Still no idea how we couldn't run the ball against their ****** *** D. That was by far Rhule's worst coaching game. Crazy to think we lost a game where we had 10 sacks.
 

phoenix4nu

All-Conference
May 10, 2009
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Agreed. I just have to stay quiet though because as much as I want to talk we took a really bad L last year. Still no idea how we couldn't run the ball against their ****** *** D. That was by far Rhule's worst coaching game. Crazy to think we lost a game where we had 10 sacks.
Our running backs had trouble running against most teams last year.
 

bigboxes

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Sep 4, 2004
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I think he's got his priorities misplaced. He should be more concerned with preparing and training his team for the coming year. Instead, he's worried about where his sons will play in the NFL and where they're rated on a video game. Sad and pathetic.
 

BTF69

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I know it is popular to be like "How can he use his time thinking about this stuff" but as someone that coached FB forever, we talk about a ton of stuff that is not just about X's and O's, just like all of you with your jobs.

Most of these conversations are the players stopping in and shooting the **** for 15 minutes. In HS they talk about classes, girls, cars, jobs, family...video games...It really doesn't interfere all that much.

The general rule is...if the coaches office door is open, feel free to come in. if it is closed, knock and have a really good reason.

Like, you think Kiffen is going to tell his players to stop coming in to offer condolences today because he is busy drawing up a FB trap?

Coaches are people too.
 
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