32 years ago today!

[TheHB]

Can Penix punt?

I never realized before how god awful Billy Joe was just throwing the football. I know, Nebraska D but still. . . . . . .

He looked pretty good to me. Especially for the way the game was played 32 years ago.

A lot of fun memories in that video. When Bjornsen (who would become a receiver and have a decent NFL career) came in to play QB and Keith Jackson, obviously not Geography and Last Names Superiority Guy, said, "You'd think he'd be from Lynden." C'mon, Keith, Bjornsen is Norwegian. Lynden is the home of the mighty Dutch.

He missed more than 1/4 of his targets. I never thought that before I ever saw big Penix energy, btw.

I think it says more about the offense and Penix than it does about Hobert.

We old guys remember the days when anything over a 50% completion rate for a college QB was pretty good.

 

[haie]

What would make you masturbate even more profusely to that 91 Miami squad is if Jeremy Shockey was on the team.

Such fag, @creepycoug ...

It would indeed.

Is that wrong? Should I not do that?

Not wrong at all, but masturbating in the middle of our super awesome "we? beat Nebraska 32 years ago" is a little weird... & cuogish.

Maybe we need @RoadDawg55 to show up & put a damper on your batin'.

I also masturbate to this:

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Bermuda Triangle. Pretty good linebacking group IMO.

Notice the black shoes and stripes on the pants. Real football players.

Man, I would so bullied the shit out of @creepycoug in '91

Man.

It's time to bulldoze Kane and rebuild something that fits in better with the rest of campus.

 

[YellowSnow]

Can Penix punt?

I never realized before how god awful Billy Joe was just throwing the football. I know, Nebraska D but still. . . . . . .

He looked pretty good to me. Especially for the way the game was played 32 years ago.

A lot of fun memories in that video. When Bjornsen (who would become a receiver and have a decent NFL career) came in to play QB and Keith Jackson, obviously not Geography and Last Names Superiority Guy, said, "You'd think he'd be from Lynden." C'mon, Keith, Bjornsen is Norwegian. Lynden is the home of the mighty Dutch.

He missed more than 1/4 of his targets. I never thought that before I ever saw big Penix energy, btw.

I think it says more about the offense and Penix than it does about Hobert.

We old guys remember the days when anything over a 50% completion rate for a college QB was pretty good.

People forget that Washington invented the black QB and still have the only guy in Canton.

Warren Moon's completion percentage was 49.8%.

 

[TheHB]

Can Penix punt?

I never realized before how god awful Billy Joe was just throwing the football. I know, Nebraska D but still. . . . . . .

He looked pretty good to me. Especially for the way the game was played 32 years ago.

A lot of fun memories in that video. When Bjornsen (who would become a receiver and have a decent NFL career) came in to play QB and Keith Jackson, obviously not Geography and Last Names Superiority Guy, said, "You'd think he'd be from Lynden." C'mon, Keith, Bjornsen is Norwegian. Lynden is the home of the mighty Dutch.

He missed more than 1/4 of his targets. I never thought that before I ever saw big Penix energy, btw.

I think it says more about the offense and Penix than it does about Hobert.

We old guys remember the days when anything over a 50% completion rate for a college QB was pretty good.

People forget that Washington invented the black QB and still have the only guy in Canton.

Warren Moon's completion percentage was 49.8%.

People forget that.

 

[dtd]

Hobert reminds me of Joey Harrington.

 

[TheHB]

Hobert reminds me of Joey Harrington.

No piano skills.

 

[Kingdome_Urinals]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXsJnh4npiQ

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From the unbiased media:

It was the Cornhuskers’ first shutout defeat in 221 games since the 1973 season.[/i]

Huskers’ 82 rushing yards — after they had won the NCAA rushing title in the regular season at 353.2[/b] yards per game.[/i]

The Huskers' collective bunghole was so red hot from the friction that it caused a fire in the NBC control room.[/i]

Home game for Miami. Easy pickings.

 

[creepycoug]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXsJnh4npiQ

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From the unbiased media:

It was the Cornhuskers’ first shutout defeat in 221 games since the 1973 season.[/i]

Huskers’ 82 rushing yards — after they had won the NCAA rushing title in the regular season at 353.2[/b] yards per game.[/i]

The Huskers' collective bunghole was so red hot from the friction that it caused a fire in the NBC control room.[/i]

Home game for Miami. Easy pickings.

Oh the road game line. Haven't heard that one before.

That must be why USC has won so many Rose Bowls.

 

[creepycoug]

Can Penix punt?

I never realized before how god awful Billy Joe was just throwing the football. I know, Nebraska D but still. . . . . . .

He looked pretty good to me. Especially for the way the game was played 32 years ago.

A lot of fun memories in that video. When Bjornsen (who would become a receiver and have a decent NFL career) came in to play QB and Keith Jackson, obviously not Geography and Last Names Superiority Guy, said, "You'd think he'd be from Lynden." C'mon, Keith, Bjornsen is Norwegian. Lynden is the home of the mighty Dutch.

He missed more than 1/4 of his targets. I never thought that before I ever saw big Penix energy, btw.

I think it says more about the offense and Penix than it does about Hobert.

We old guys remember the days when anything over a 50% completion rate for a college QB was pretty good.

People forget that Washington invented the black QB and still have the only guy in Canton.

Warren Moon's completion percentage was 49.8%.

People forget that.

Moon learned how to be a real passer in Canada. HtH

Hobert didn't have Penix's receivers and played in a different offense. Hobert was a prototype for the era. If Hobert were not such a moron at that tim in his life, he could have at least held a clipboard in the NFL for 20 years, a few years as a starter. HtH.

 

[creepycoug]

Trailing 14 to 9 Beno Bryant fumbles a punt inside his 10 yard line and Nebraska goes up 21 to 9 in the 2nd half

UW starts to drive back and gets 16 more holding penalties pissing off James. When a 1st down is called back and it's 4th down and longish at midfield James calls time out and decides to go for it.

We need this Billy

No shit coach

And a legendary team scored the next 27 points

Pup and I don't need Google

Any update on the crowd reaction after the game?

It was the first, and last, time a Nebraska crowd had ever given a standing ovation to any team, including Nebraska.

Have they been Nebraska classy since?

After the Washington game, the city of Lincoln passed an ordinance retiring the standing ovation and forbidding Nebraska classy fans from ever conferring that honor upon another team again, so thoroughly gobsmacked were they by the 91 DWAGs.

 

[Canadawg]

Can Penix punt?

I never realized before how god awful Billy Joe was just throwing the football. I know, Nebraska D but still. . . . . . .

He looked pretty good to me. Especially for the way the game was played 32 years ago.

A lot of fun memories in that video. When Bjornsen (who would become a receiver and have a decent NFL career) came in to play QB and Keith Jackson, obviously not Geography and Last Names Superiority Guy, said, "You'd think he'd be from Lynden." C'mon, Keith, Bjornsen is Norwegian. Lynden is the home of the mighty Dutch.

He missed more than 1/4 of his targets. I never thought that before I ever saw big Penix energy, btw.

I think it says more about the offense and Penix than it does about Hobert.

We old guys remember the days when anything over a 50% completion rate for a college QB was pretty good.

People forget that Washington invented the black QB and still have the only guy in Canton.

Warren Moon's completion percentage was 49.8%.

People forget that.

Moon learned how to be a real passer in Canada. HtH[/b]

Hobert didn't have Penix's receivers and played in a different offense. Hobert was a prototype for the era. If Hobert were not such a moron at that tim in his life, he could have at least held a clipboard in the NFL for 20 years, a few years as a starter. HtH.

 

[CFetters_Nacho_Lover]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXsJnh4npiQ

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From the unbiased media:

It was the Cornhuskers’ first shutout defeat in 221 games since the 1973 season.[/i]

Huskers’ 82 rushing yards — after they had won the NCAA rushing title in the regular season at 353.2[/b] yards per game.[/i]

The Huskers' collective bunghole was so red hot from the friction that it caused a fire in the NBC control room.[/i]

Imagine only gaining 439 yards and scoring a paltry 22 against that defense.

Sad!

When the other team can't do at all the one thing they do, and thus do nothing but punt, and it's clear from the time you walked into the parking lot that the game was easily in hand, as opposed to having to come storming back in the 4th quarter, it tends to dampen one's enthusiasm. YMMV

#fuckofffatass

#fuckoffroyotis

You sound angry. That’s not like you or your people to be hotheaded.

 

[CFetters_Nacho_Lover]

Trailing 14 to 9 Beno Bryant fumbles a punt inside his 10 yard line and Nebraska goes up 21 to 9 in the 2nd half

UW starts to drive back and gets 16 more holding penalties pissing off James. When a 1st down is called back and it's 4th down and longish at midfield James calls time out and decides to go for it.

We need this Billy

No shit coach

And a legendary team scored the next 27 points

Pup and I don't need Google

Any update on the crowd reaction after the game?

It was the first, and last, time a Nebraska crowd had ever given a standing ovation to any team, including Nebraska.

Have they been Nebraska classy since?

After the Washington game, the city of Lincoln passed an ordinance retiring the standing ovation and forbidding Nebraska classy fans from ever conferring that honor upon another team again, so thoroughly gobsmacked were they by the 91 DWAGs.

This is Nebraska Classy!

 

[DerekJohnson]

Can Penix punt?

I never realized before how god awful Billy Joe was just throwing the football. I know, Nebraska D but still. . . . . . .

He looked pretty good to me. Especially for the way the game was played 32 years ago.

A lot of fun memories in that video. When Bjornsen (who would become a receiver and have a decent NFL career) came in to play QB and Keith Jackson, obviously not Geography and Last Names Superiority Guy, said, "You'd think he'd be from Lynden." C'mon, Keith, Bjornsen is Norwegian. Lynden is the home of the mighty Dutch.

He missed more than 1/4 of his targets. I never thought that before I ever saw big Penix energy, btw.

I think it says more about the offense and Penix than it does about Hobert.

We old guys remember the days when anything over a 50% completion rate for a college QB was pretty good.

People forget that Washington invented the black QB and still have the only guy in Canton.

Warren Moon's completion percentage was 49.8%.

It could be argued that James Harris was more of a pioneer than Moon

 

[creepycoug]

Can Penix punt?

I never realized before how god awful Billy Joe was just throwing the football. I know, Nebraska D but still. . . . . . .

He looked pretty good to me. Especially for the way the game was played 32 years ago.

A lot of fun memories in that video. When Bjornsen (who would become a receiver and have a decent NFL career) came in to play QB and Keith Jackson, obviously not Geography and Last Names Superiority Guy, said, "You'd think he'd be from Lynden." C'mon, Keith, Bjornsen is Norwegian. Lynden is the home of the mighty Dutch.

He missed more than 1/4 of his targets. I never thought that before I ever saw big Penix energy, btw.

I think it says more about the offense and Penix than it does about Hobert.

We old guys remember the days when anything over a 50% completion rate for a college QB was pretty good.

People forget that Washington invented the black QB and still have the only guy in Canton.

Warren Moon's completion percentage was 49.8%.

It could be argued that James Harris was more of a pioneer than Moon

In fact, I make that argument every day of my life, whether anyone is listening or not.