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Originally posted by majech

I understood your point, but I don't think a Coyotes loss stings your guys any worse than when other teams lose. People could write 72 pages of crap when the Bugheads lose, but that would not cause the stinging to be any worse than it already is. I HATE to lose, period.

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Originally posted by majech


I understood your point, but I don't think a Coyotes loss stings your guys any worse than when other teams lose. People could write 72 pages of crap when the Bugheads lose, but that would not cause the stinging to be any worse than it already is. I HATE to lose, period.

Gotta be tough being a Nebraska fan....

Originally posted by TaintStick
Originally posted by majech



I understood your point, but I don't think a Coyotes loss stings your guys any worse than when other teams lose. People could write 72 pages of crap when the Bugheads lose, but that would not cause the stinging to be any worse than it already is. I HATE to lose, period.

Gotta be tough being a Nebraska fan....



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Originally posted by TaintStick
Originally posted by majech



I understood your point, but I don't think a Coyotes loss stings your guys any worse than when other teams lose. People could write 72 pages of crap when the Bugheads lose, but that would not cause the stinging to be any worse than it already is. I HATE to lose, period.

Gotta be tough being a Nebraska fan....



Under Callahan it was, that guy was such a clown. Did not like him since the first quarter of his second game here. That whole situation really divided Husker nation. He is now gone, Tom Osborne is back, and Bo Pelini is the man. All is well in Husker land once again.

I'm 33 years old and have live through 2, count them TWO, loosing seasons in my entire LIFE. Not sure, but I bet the only sports fans than can say that are Husker fans.

*sigh* Looks like I'm gameplanning for the Coyotes again. >.>

Originally posted by majech
Under Callahan it was, that guy was such a clown. Did not like him since the first quarter of his second game here. That whole situation really divided Husker nation. He is now gone, Tom Osborne is back, and Bo Pelini is the man. All is well in Husker land once again.

I'm 33 years old and have live through 2, count them TWO, loosing seasons in my entire LIFE. Not sure, but I bet the only sports fans than can say that are Husker fans.

Try living near a bunch of Carolina Basketball fans. For a 40 year old UNC-CH fan, the count of losing seasons is ONE. They are bandwagon fans and don't even know it.

Originally posted by majech


Under Callahan it was, that guy was such a clown. Did not like him since the first quarter of his second game here. That whole situation really divided Husker nation. He is now gone, Tom Osborne is back, and Bo Pelini is the man. All is well in Husker land once again.

I'm 33 years old and have live through 2, count them TWO, loosing seasons in my entire LIFE. Not sure, but I bet the only sports fans than can say that are Husker fans.

I know it's only D-III, but there is a school in Minnesota called St. John's that has the winningest coach in NCAA football history.
http://www.gojohnnies.com/football/jg.htm


The had a 4-4-1 season in 1986 and a 4-4 season in 1973, but their last "losing" season was in 1967. If you count the seasons with .500 records as "winning", they have had just 2 losing seasons since 1950 (1956, 1967).
http://www.gojohnnies.com/football/history/All-time%20Season-by-Season%20Results.pdf

Originally posted by MattyP

I know it's only D-III, but there is a school in Minnesota called St. John's that has the winningest coach in NCAA football history.
http://www.gojohnnies.com/football/jg.htm


The had a 4-4-1 season in 1986 and a 4-4 season in 1973, but their last "losing" season was in 1967. If you count the seasons with .500 records as "winning", they have had just 2 losing seasons since 1950 (1956, 1967).
http://www.gojohnnies.com/football/history/All-time%20Season-by-Season%20Results.pdf

That is very impressive, but I'm not sure D3 compares to the level of Husker football. I wonder how many St Johns fans there are outside of their alumni.

Originally posted by PackMan97

Try living near a bunch of Carolina Basketball fans. For a 40 year old UNC-CH fan, the count of losing seasons is ONE. They are bandwagon fans and don't even know it.

That is an excellent example. Might be different with basketball with only 5 starters, but a very impressive example none the less.

Originally posted by majech
Originally posted by PackMan97


Try living near a bunch of Carolina Basketball fans. For a 40 year old UNC-CH fan, the count of losing seasons is ONE. They are bandwagon fans and don't even know it.

That is an excellent example. Might be different with basketball with only 5 starters, but a very impressive example none the less.

On espn a couple weeks back there was a documentary about a school called Brandon HS in florida that went 35+ years without loosing a team match.

Originally posted by majech
Originally posted by MattyP


I know it's only D-III, but there is a school in Minnesota called St. John's that has the winningest coach in NCAA football history.
http://www.gojohnnies.com/football/jg.htm


The had a 4-4-1 season in 1986 and a 4-4 season in 1973, but their last "losing" season was in 1967. If you count the seasons with .500 records as "winning", they have had just 2 losing seasons since 1950 (1956, 1967).
http://www.gojohnnies.com/football/history/All-time%20Season-by-Season%20Results.pdf

That is very impressive, but I'm not sure D3 compares to the level of Husker football. I wonder how many St Johns fans there are outside of their alumni.

Yeah I definitely agree with that.