To Heck With Respect: Texas Sucks! (Encouraging Disrespect, Messing With Texas And Smack Talk Aplenty!)
I've had enough of the respect Texas angle. It was this that finally put me over the edge.
Osborne said in a statement Wednesday that fans need to uphold their reputation for treating opponents well. He said only positive comments are appropriate in comments to the visitors and on signs fans bring.
You know what? I have a positive comment.
I'm 100% positive that Texas sucks. You know why I'm so positive about it? Because they have signs that say it themselves, and pictures don't lie.
It was bad enough when we had to hear it from Bo. Be nice, be respectful. Whatever. Isn't this the same guy that came unglued after losing to Texas last year and blamed it on some vast BCS conspiracy theory? I like Bo a lot mostly because I understand him. He has emotions and he shows them and I don't mind that one bit.
Apparently the only emotions I'm supposed to show (along with the rest of the peons wearing red) are the appropriate ones. Do you not understand just how smothering that is, especially since this is the last chance Nebraska might ever have to get back at Texas, all the heartaches they've caused, and all the crap they've pulled over the years?
And to be fair (since you're encouraging it) to Texas fans, it's their last shot at us, too. Maybe they want to tell us we suck for leaving the conference, for wearing too much red, or for being a bunch of tractor-driving hicks. Shouldn't they have that chance, too?
When Texas fans arrive at the game, I fully plan on telling them how much they suck and I expect to hear back from them that I, too, suck and I can accept that because some times it's actually fun to tell each other we suck. Then we can all drink more beer, maybe even together if we're adult enough.
What I don't get is why it freaks some people out so much. If I'm really nice and sweet to all the Texas fans, is something important really going to change?
Is the mid-east peace process going to work this time? Will health care will stop being so expensive people can't afford it anymore? Will I get to stop worrying about how my kids are going to afford a college education without going $80,000 in debt only to graduate and NOT get a job because there aren't any? Will the people who run our country start acting like leaders and adults instead of.... oh, screw it. You get the idea.
No. None of that will change. The only possible thing that might happen is someone accusing me of not being classy, when I never declared myself to be classy in the first place, and the reason I'm stuck with that is because of those rotten "Greatest College Football Fans" signs and some people's insistence on jamming it down everyone else's throats.
I was there in 1998. I cheered "Heisman" for Ricky Williams because he was that good. I was there in 1980 when me and my fellow Husker fans gave Florida State and Bobby Bowden a standing ovation for beating us in Lincoln. I resent being told I'm supposed to do those things because of some standard, so, please kiss my ass.
Ahhhhh. I feel better. I've sat on that for a long time, like being constipated and suddenly letting it go. Whooooo
I hate Texas. Did I mention they suck?
This is your let it hang out thread. I want to encourage you to disrespect Texas. I want to encourage their fans to disrespect us. I want to do this so you got a place to go to get it out of your system. I offer only one suggestion - keep it creative and funny - and one rule - don't get personal.
There are lines in smack talk that reasonable people understand. Hey, maybe they could change those damned signs to "The Most Reasonable Fans in College Football". I could live with that.
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How much do we hate Texas?
If the Alamo were to happen today, we would cheer for Mexico.
by newbie34 on Oct 15, 2010 10:40 AM CDT via mobile reply actions 1 recs
It's funny.
Because in that time period, it was Mexico that was pissed off about all of the illegal immigrants coming into their land from the United States.
by Aaron Musfeldt on Oct 15, 2010 1:13 PM CDT up reply actions
What's even funnier
is that it’s Midwesterners who are the most pissed off about illegal immigrants today. Texans have always recognized the benefits of illegal immigration. Even if the sentiment among (a lot of) Texans is anti-immigrant, that sentiment has a much stronger hold in places outside of Texas.
You're right.
Arizona is the worst. But I’ve heard the (next) most virulent stuff coming from states that aren’t even close to the border. They’re loudly calling for Southern border fences here in Minnesota.
Wouldn't matter
who you cheered for. If the Alamo happened today, Texas would actually win.
Publisher of Blogging Bevo.
Good...let it out....and hallelujah
Finally, a glimpse of the real Cornhusker fan. We knew all along the “greatest” CFB fan moniker was a farce. Welcome to the dark side.
We can suck for for as many reasons as you can imagine. So be it..
But we only have to be 0:01 better than you tomorrow.
Y’all stay pissed.
Be funny or get out
You can't possibly be a scientist if you mind people thinking that you're a fool.
~Wanko the Sane
Big Red Kool-aid Drinker @ Corn Nation
But we only have to be 0:01 better than you tomorrow.
That’s the only thing that you were better at last year than we were.
by Aaron Musfeldt on Oct 15, 2010 1:18 PM CDT up reply actions
Fuck Texas
Agreed. Texas sucks. Yeah…why is it so freakin’ important to leasve with class. No likes Nebraska. Now, I’m not saying anyone should be beating up old peole, slashing tires or throwing eggs or pissed filled bottles [cough…Boulder]; but can’t we yell a good “fuck you” every once in a while. It’s time damn it! What would Bob Devaney do? Besides, if anyone busted up the Big XII it was Colorado and Texas and their threats to take their ball and move west. Fuck ’em! Go Big Red!
You haven't seen anything yet
beating up old peole, slashing tires or throwing eggs or pissed filled bottles [cough…Boulder]
Just wait til you enjoy the experience of an away game in Columbus, Ohio. They make Colorado fans look like choir boys.
Okay, Husker fans,
Let off some steam here. Release the pit-cock on our pressure cooker of frustrations over texas. Spew all the venom you want, but come tomorrow, lets return to what is the core of Husker Nation: Knowledge of the game, and respect for the other team.
The first decade of the 21st century saw us losing so many streaks – consecutive 10-win seasons, consecutive 9-win seasons, consecutive trips to bowl games, etc. These were things we, as fans, had no control over. Chalk up the end of those records to ADs and coaches. But there are two things that we, as fans, do control. First is our nation-leading record of home game sell-outs, 307 and counting since 1962. Forty-eight wonderful years of packing Memorial Stadium.
The second item that we fans control is the country’s perception of us being the greatest fans in the nation. That is something we “elders” have spent years cultivating, and have passed on to each generation: Have respect for your opponents and their fans, win or lose. Period. No exceptions.
So, to all of my lucky Husker bretheren who will be at tomorrows trouncing of the Horns, Be Loud, Be Proud, and carry youselves in a way that will reflect well on the one tradition no coach or Athletic director can take away from us: the honor of being college football’s
greatest fans.
Just have to say....
As a group, y’all are some of the nicest fans in football. I never like the negativity towards the other team, personally, but when it happens I admit relishing the chance to come back in and ask “So, how’d that work out for you?”
Good luck in the Big 10. Hope to see y’all in a bowl game against us sometime.
This
is extra funny.
Hey, do you know where a UT fan can get one of those .01 shirts? I’d like to just keep one around for a while. You know, memories and all.
Thanks!

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