LovelandBuckeye
You never lose to those pricks. Ever. Ever. - UFM
Depends, if it was a basket of chicken wings that Hoke just finished then I would say the entire Detroit area and the U.P.
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It finally happened. Hip-hop has made its way to Lincoln after all these years. Next thing you know, they will get the Star Wars movies.
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buxfan4life
The future's so bright, I've gotta wear... shades.
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alexhortdog95
Eye to the future, honoring the past
And this, kind people, is why we have Bo. Yeah, I wanted Bo here too...but they wanted him because he reminded them of a 'Young Bob Devaney."
Sigh, blue hairs.
As I get older every year, I discover that there's three kinds of blue hairs:
1. Those who get out of the way of progress.
2. Those who fight change.
3. Those that are dead.
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http://nebraska.247sports.com/Bolt/Its-not-about-the-uniform-bud-32200512
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Pelini, asked about recruiting during his weekly press conference, reiterated his preference for a rule change that would allow for schools to pay for parents to travel for official visits, helping recruits to make decisions. The rule change would also benefit Nebraska, which is land-locked somewhat from the historical recruiting hotbeds.
"I look at it from a parent standpoint. If a 17, 18-year old kid, is getting ready to make a life-changing decision, his parents should be with him," Pelini said. "Because most kids, there are a small percentage of kids who are ready to weed out and make their decisions for the right reasons, but you have a large majority of kids who aren’t ready to make that decision because they don’t know what’s important yet. They should have their parents with them. They should have their parents with them to say, ‘it’s not about the uniforms here, bud.’
"This is a 40-year decision. These are the things that are important. I think sometimes that gets lost. I think it’s real important that if a kid wants to get on a plane and go take a look at a school, his parents should be sitting next to him when he gets on that plane."
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Pelini, asked about recruiting during his weekly press conference, reiterated his preference for a rule change that would allow for schools to pay for parents to travel for official visits, helping recruits to make decisions. The rule change would also benefit Nebraska, which is land-locked somewhat from the historical recruiting hotbeds.
"I look at it from a parent standpoint. If a 17, 18-year old kid, is getting ready to make a life-changing decision, his parents should be with him," Pelini said. "Because most kids, there are a small percentage of kids who are ready to weed out and make their decisions for the right reasons, but you have a large majority of kids who aren’t ready to make that decision because they don’t know what’s important yet. They should have their parents with them. They should have their parents with them to say, ‘it’s not about the uniforms here, bud.’
"This is a 40-year decision. These are the things that are important. I think sometimes that gets lost. I think it’s real important that if a kid wants to get on a plane and go take a look at a school, his parents should be sitting next to him when he gets on that plane."
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I could be OK with that idea. As long as every single parent got exactly the same stipend from every school.
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