Get over it

I can't believe how many people whine about out of conference schedules of the bigger College football teams. Being a Nebraska fan living in Colorado, I hear it every year and the people try to get into an argument/debate about it. I just say it is all about getting more home games and that is the bottom line. Not to mention most all of the big programs do it, and for the same reason. It is not to get a sure win, just ask Colorado about that one. It is because the big schools can make a butt load more money having a team come in for one year and giving them more than they can make in a whole season without the big school having to go to the other school's field the next year where they rarely have a sellout and only seat maybe 20 or 30 thousand people anyway.

Not to mention, I have no control over it so are you just trying to make me feel bad or do you not like me so you want me to feel like my team is pathetic? Sorry, it ain't going to happen. I bleed Husker Red. It is just a different personality type or maybe it is how you are raised. I don't even really pay attention to whom other teams play. Even for the teams I don't really care for. If Miami is playing Little Brothers Of The Poor, I don't even care let alone make it a point to tell any Miami fan I know that their team's out of conference schedule is pathetic. Who cares!

If the big teams only played the big teams, the smaller schools or the up and coming schools would never be able to pull the "upset" and get respect. We would then be in the preverbial situation of schools going undefeated but never playing a top 25 (or top 50) team and then complain that they didn't get a chance to play for the National Championship.

That is just the way things go so tough cookies Husker/Randy bashers.

Good and Bad

To sum up my week, it has been good and bad.

First, Nebraska won the first game of the season. Bad, we didn't win powerball. Next, I took the vert in to get fixed. Bad, it took 6 days to get the car back and it cost me almost $400 to fix. Good, the Huskers won on Saturday in convincing fashion. Bad, I drove the vert on Saturday of the Husker victory and someone backed into my car causing, as yet to be determined, amount of damage.

SON OF A FEMALE DOG!! Fornicate, Fornicate, Fornicate!

Well, Hello There Y'all

Some time has passed and if anyone cares, I am doing well.

This post is mostly for a friend who may or may not read this. For him, it will be bitter sweet. I just got done watching James Blake lose in the US open to Roger Federucker and decided to take my US pride out on some Nintendo NCAA 2005 dynasty mode opponents.

I am currently in like 2023 (since Nintendo quit putting out the new ones for GameCube but for others are up to 2007 now, no bitterness here). Anywho, my 8-0 record just met up with the 4-2 Jayhawks of Kansas and I kinda kicked some bird ass. I beat them 62-0. Also, my Heisman leading runner scored 8, yeah I said it, want to make something of it, 8 TD's (which, according to the game, set an all time NCAA record; Actually, it said that after the 6th TD but I poured it on). He also rushed for 240 yards. I also passed for 250 yards. This might seem trivial to you but I am playing 5 min. quarters rather than the full lenght games. And if that doesn't mean anything to you, my average overall all these years is right around 310 yards of total offense. To top that off, I have not lost a National Championship in all the simulated years.

To be honest, I have quit 2, yes 2 games because I was losing. I always play to the last moment hoping that I can pull it out in the end. And for over 200+ games, I do except for those two, but I replayed the games and won. But wouldn't any coach do the same if they had the ability. My brother who hooked me on the game (but on PS2) quits as soon as he is losing. I wait till the very last minute and 99% of the time, find a way to win.

Alright, time for me to get to bed. Later y'all.