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What to make of Nebraska's red storm?
Published: 4/6/2008 11:15 AM
Last Modified: 4/6/2008 11:15 AM

Oklahoma fans may be psyched for September (tailgating on Lake Washington outside Husky Stadium) and October (tailgating atop the giant Ferris wheel outside the Cotton Bowl).

I kinda like November, if for no other reason than to see what kind of Nebraska team Bo Pelini brings to Owen Field.

I can't shake the sheer stupidity of now-deposed athletic director Steve Pederson, who said upon firing Frank Solich and before hiring barely-competent Bill Callahan: "We won't surrender the Big 12 to Oklahoma and Texas."

Well, here we are four years later, and in the perfectly-put words of the AP's Ralph Russo, "Mediocrity would be an improvement for the Cornhuskers these days. Forget about surrendering to Oklahoma and Texas. Nebraska is now waving the white flag to Missouri."

Callahan and Pederson, the Huskers' tagteam from hell, are both gone, replaced by old Nebraska coordinator Pelini and old NU legend Tom Osborne.

I'm fascinated to see where this goes next fall. By Nov. 1, the day the Huskers come to Norman, we should all have a pretty good idea.

-- Guerin Emig

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Thomas Cothran (5 years ago)
I would love for the Huskers to return to past glory (maybe not too gloriful, but at least be winning 10 games). OU-NU is the greatest rivalry of all-time as far as NCAA football is concerned. It isn't about hatred, but it's about comraderie and old fashioned values. I'm not a big Pelini fan, but I hope he has about 90% of the same magic Stoops did when he arrived in Norman. Just as long as his wins don't come from the Sooners. BOOMER SOONER.
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Tulsa World Sports Writer Guerin Emig has covered University of Oklahoma football and men's basketball for the Tulsa World since 2004. He lives in Norman, where he keeps the fact that he is a University of Kansas graduate on the down low.

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Tulsa World Sports Writer Eric Bailey covered TU sports before coming over to the OU beat. He came to the Tulsa World in September 2004 after working eight years at the Springfield (Mo.) News-Leader. He attended Haskell Indian Nations University and the University of Kansas, where he was a 1996 Chips Quinn scholar, a national award given to minority journalism students.

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