Hoiberg on Gameday in Lincoln...... Cornhead Hat

[GTO]

Phuck Phred!

 

[Cyched]

I like the “imagine living in Iowa” Gameday sign that’s right next to the enormous religious lunatic Jesus signs

Sums up Nebraska fan/persons self awareness quite nicely

I imagined living in Nebraska once. I wouldn't recommend it.

 

[mynameisjonas]

Only reason I'm here is to say that I hate Hoiberg threads. That's all.

 

[CY88CE11]

I like the “imagine living in Iowa” Gameday sign that’s right next to the enormous religious lunatic Jesus signs

Sums up Nebraska fan/persons self awareness quite nicely

So many Jesus signs today.

 

[FinalFourCy]

I'd be nervous to have Matt A recruiting at an Adidas school if an NU fan

 

[Acylum]

[QUOTEd="CY88CE11, post: 6825323, member: 15846"]So many Jesus signs today.[/QUOTE]
I think prayer may be the only hope for their FB program. And I don’t mean just today.

 

[BoxsterCy]

As much as I hate Nebraska (their fans spit on me while walking from the locker room to the field in 2001), I still like them better than Iowa.

However, the hype around them is hilarious. They got beat by Colorado, should have lost to Illinois and they are going to get blasted by OSU. They are not good.

Reminds me (for some reason) of the reports in Omaha after we beat them in Ames in 1976 37-28. They had won 52 -0 in Lincoln the year before. Their upset players complained about how our players were swearing and using obscene language during the game. LOL. In a "prove it" game we beat them in Lincoln the next year.

 

[BoxsterCy]

So many Jesus signs today.

Dropkick me Jesus through the goalposts of life
End over end neither left nor the right
Straight through the heart of them righteous uprights
Dropkick me Jesus through the goalposts of life

 

[aauummm]

I imagined living in Nebraska once. I wouldn't recommend it.

I was born in Omaha. As a kid we lived in nebraska for a couple of years, then my Dad got the heck out of there and we moved to Iowa. Sure glad that he did. I've driven that god-forsaken I-80 through nebraska too many times to ever forget how worthless that state is.

 

[Cycsk]

Just clicked on ESPN Gameday. Might that be the smallest crowd they've ever had? The marvels of TV cameras show the nearly full "pit," but the drone view shows tons of open space just outside the "pit." Welcome to Lincoln!

 

[jmb]

Bold choice wearing a Blackshirts chain the week after they gave up 38 points to that fearsome offense from...[checks notes]...Illinois.

Come on. Fred’s teams are known for their defense.

 

[cycloner29]

Chuckled at the signs "Justin Fields pees sitting down" and "Ryan Day works for the Des Moines Register."

 

[CycloneVet]

I'd be nervous to have Matt A recruiting at an Adidas school if an NU fan

Hell I’d be nervous with Matt A around if I had insomnia

 

[KnappShack]

Coaches' loyalties are to those who are signing their checks. Hoiberg being an ISU icon makes it harder for people to come to grips with.

Former icon?

 

[aeroclone]

Just let it go. He'll realize eventually the situation he walked into with Nebraska. They just don't care about basketball over there.

This is the second ****** job in a row Fred has walked into after leaving a great gig in Ames. Anybody can see it. The man needs to have his head examined.

 

[FarminCy]

This is the second ****** job in a row Fred has walked into after leaving a great gig in Ames. Anybody can see it. The man needs to have his head examined.

Fred found another place that will pay him money and fall for the “I’m home/always a dream of mine” schtick that he used at ISU and Chicago.

Fred’s opportunistic. It’s pretty simple.

 

[Lineup]

FRED IS A ARM PIT

 

[Cyched]

FRED IS A ARM PIT

Seems aggressive

 

[RonBurgundy]

Got to admit, this one made me chuckle.

 

[Cat Stevens]

Fred found another place that will pay him money and fall for the “I’m home/always a dream of mine” schtick that he used at ISU and Chicago.

Fred’s opportunistic. It’s pretty simple.

he wants to be a basketball coach. There are not a lot of jobs out there for him, realistically.

he’s fine. He wasn’t ever going to get a big job, after the way his coaching rep took a hit at the end of his tenure in Chicago. I’m not even sure he would be in line for the t wolves job, where he is beloved.

he has a story to tell about Lincoln. They have a nice arena, and need a product to sell as football continues to struggle. It will be interesting to see if Fred can catch lightning in a bottle a second time.

Good luck to him.