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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Football => Topic started by: pencat on December 11, 2010, 03:02:05 PM
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Coaches had to be separated by assistants and police after Washington upset the fuskers last night here in seattle. :horrorsurprise:
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classiest in the nation.
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JFC, they are a whiny bunch.
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Love the link. Two threads near the top of your board and they both concern NU, Envy noted.
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Love the link. Two threads near the top of your board and they both concern NU, Envy noted.
WHY CAN'T YOU PEOPLE LEARN HOW TO BBS :facepalm:
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Love the link. Two threads near the top of your board and they both concern NU, Envy noted.
Not envy, actually disgust :barf:
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Not envy or disgust, just humor at NU's expense. Don't really give a cac about them or there one state, one school, one sport that they are number 4 in the conference at, school.
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Nubb is like a horrible accident scene that you still have to slow down and gawk at.
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Super envious of Nebraska's volleyball team. :cry:
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Nubb is like a horrible accident scene that you still have to slow down and gawk at.
Kind of like your birth?
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garbage school.
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Nubb is like a horrible accident scene that you still have to slow down and gawk at.
Kind of like your birth?
You slowed down to gawk at his birth?
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garbage school.
No, We are now a CIC school sharing in the federal research monies in the BILLIONS. Enjoy your measly 15 - 20 million a year for as long as the Big 12 lasts. While tOSU and others are currently enjoying payouts in excess of 30 Million. NU will be fully vested in 3 years but begin sharing CIC monies immediately.
Further, the super-conference model also points to gargantuan revenue sharing that even mighty Notre Dame can't turn down. As Corn Nation points out, the Big Ten's Committee on Institutional Cooperation receives 12% of federal research funds, a number that will only increase as the Conference adds additional research based schools. With NotreDame's recent re-dedication to research and graduate education, this is a pool of money that the school would be foolish to turn down because its football team wants an independent schedule. At a certain point, athletics don't matter in this equation, it's the research money that does. A slice of that research money pie may very well dwarf whatever payout a cable or network television contract provides. And just so we're clear, the CIC received $3.5 Billion in federal
See ya suckers!!! :lol:
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Nubb is like a horrible accident scene that you still have to slow down and gawk at.
Kind of like your birth?
You slowed down to gawk at his birth?
Sure, kind of like seeing the freak show with no cover charge.
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garbage school.
No, We are now a CIC school sharing in the federal research monies in the BILLIONS. Enjoy your measly 15 - 20 million a year for as long as the Big 12 lasts. While tOSU and others are currently enjoying payouts in excess of 30 Million. NU will be fully vested in 3 years but begin sharing CIC monies immediately.
Further, the super-conference model also points to gargantuan revenue sharing that even mighty Notre Dame can't turn down. As Corn Nation points out, the Big Ten's Committee on Institutional Cooperation receives 12% of federal research funds, a number that will only increase as the Conference adds additional research based schools. With NotreDame's recent re-dedication to research and graduate education, this is a pool of money that the school would be foolish to turn down because its football team wants an independent schedule. At a certain point, athletics don't matter in this equation, it's the research money that does. A slice of that research money pie may very well dwarf whatever payout a cable or network television contract provides. And just so we're clear, the CIC received $3.5 Billion in federal
See ya suckers!!! :lol:
lmao. has Nu cracked the US news top 100 yet? You are viewed as a garbage academic school, whether it's true or not. Joining the big 10 won't change that one bit.
lol@your CiC drivel.
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garbage school.
No, We are now a CIC school sharing in the federal research monies in the BILLIONS. Enjoy your measly 15 - 20 million a year for as long as the Big 12 lasts. While tOSU and others are currently enjoying payouts in excess of 30 Million. NU will be fully vested in 3 years but begin sharing CIC monies immediately.
Further, the super-conference model also points to gargantuan revenue sharing that even mighty Notre Dame can't turn down. As Corn Nation points out, the Big Ten's Committee on Institutional Cooperation receives 12% of federal research funds, a number that will only increase as the Conference adds additional research based schools. With NotreDame's recent re-dedication to research and graduate education, this is a pool of money that the school would be foolish to turn down because its football team wants an independent schedule. At a certain point, athletics don't matter in this equation, it's the research money that does. A slice of that research money pie may very well dwarf whatever payout a cable or network television contract provides. And just so we're clear, the CIC received $3.5 Billion in federal
See ya suckers!!! :lol:
lmao. has Nu cracked the US news top 100 yet? You are viewed as a garbage academic school, whether it's true or not. Joining the big 10 won't change that one bit.
lol@your CiC drivel.
lol at your stupidity of not being able to see the bigger picture.
http://www.4icu.org/topNorth-America/
104th due to a 5 way tie for 99th on US news. Huh, didn't see KSU in the top 125 that is perplexing! :lol:
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LMAO @ Nebraska-Omaha having a better geography department than Lincoln :lol:
seriously, you guys can't even learn how to use a stupid map! :lol:
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Total trash institute..."we lost in volleyball...waaaaahhh :bawl:" <----- all Nebraska fans
Even making excuses for not cracking top 100? now i've heard everything
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Total trash institute..."we lost in volleyball...waaaaahhh :bawl:" <----- all Nebraska fans
Even making excuses for not cracking top 100? now i've heard everything
That was the point stupid. I still don't see a link. More KSU bullcac, just like your DOD :lol: :lol:
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Nubb is like a horrible accident scene that you still have to slow down and gawk at.
Kind of like your birth?
You slowed down to gawk at his birth?
Sure, kind of like seeing the freak show with no cover charge.
:facepalm: JFC dude just stop. I'm embarrassed for you.
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Total trash institute..."we lost in volleyball...waaaaahhh :bawl:" <----- all Nebraska fans
Even making excuses for not cracking top 100? now i've heard everything
That was the point stupid. I still don't see a link. More KSU bullcac, just like your DOD :lol: :lol:
More whining and crying....shocker. :bawl: <----- new husker mascot
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Nubb is like a horrible accident scene that you still have to slow down and gawk at.
Kind of like your birth?
You slowed down to gawk at his birth?
Sure, kind of like seeing the freak show with no cover charge.
:facepalm: JFC dude just stop. I'm embarrassed for you.
Does that mean you care? :blush: Since you only have 31 posts I'll fill you in. JT is even more despised than me in some circles here.
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Watching HuskerPride bbs is like watching a total Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) bbs.
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Watching HuskerPride bbs is like watching a total Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) bbs.
Watching a 33 video is like watching a CatMatt epic fail.
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FACEMASK!!!!11!!!1!!
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Watching HuskerPride bbs is like watching a total Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) bbs.
Watching a 33 video is like watching a CatMatt epic fail.
I think that is a compliment...judges?
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Watching HuskerPride bbs is like watching a total Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) bbs.
Watching a 33 video is like watching a CatMatt epic fail.
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A Kearney State "grad" bragging about academics at UN-L. :lol:
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Let's focus on nu's totally dirty athletic dept.
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A Kearney State "grad" bragging about academics at UN-L. :lol:
Hey, Hey look everyone it's the pied piper of KSU. The only self proclaimed mensa member of goEMAW. Tell us, oh oracle of the all knowing, please enlighten us mere mortals.
I never said anything about academics. That would be Fatty not me. I pointed out where NU stood as far as receiving more funds. Daxi are you wearing your KSU gear out there in Duke country? For godsakes don't let them know that you graduated from K-stateo. Taht would be just one more thing for you to live down along with the Napoleon complex you have.
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garbage school.
No, We are now a CIC school sharing in the federal research monies in the BILLIONS. Enjoy your measly 15 - 20 million a year for as long as the Big 12 lasts. While tOSU and others are currently enjoying payouts in excess of 30 Million. NU will be fully vested in 3 years but begin sharing CIC monies immediately.
Further, the super-conference model also points to gargantuan revenue sharing that even mighty Notre Dame can't turn down. As Corn Nation points out, the Big Ten's Committee on Institutional Cooperation receives 12% of federal research funds, a number that will only increase as the Conference adds additional research based schools. With NotreDame's recent re-dedication to research and graduate education, this is a pool of money that the school would be foolish to turn down because its football team wants an independent schedule. At a certain point, athletics don't matter in this equation, it's the research money that does. A slice of that research money pie may very well dwarf whatever payout a cable or network television contract provides. And just so we're clear, the CIC received $3.5 Billion in federal
See ya suckers!!! :lol:
Correction: The CIC member universities received $3.5 billion in federal research grants from the federal government. Grants that those universities were awarded based upon research projects those universities were participating in. The CIC didn't receive crap from the government. All the CIC received was a fee from the member institutions for being a member of the consortium. The CIC isn't just some big pot of money that NU will now get its share of. NU still has to be awarded federal grants based upon the type of research it is doing or join in on research projects that are already in place. The CIC is a consortium of the Big 10 + University of Chicago that shares research resources in order to improve research opportunities. After looking at the CIC website it makes me wonder how much NU will have to pay (entry fee & annual fee) before it starts to get more research grants to offset that cost.
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God you are bitch faces in all sports. All you do is bitch about draws, other coaches and the NCAA.
http://www.theindependent.com/articles/2010/12/12/sports/huskers_hq/hamar/doc4d046be017cef309513073.txt
HAMAR: Disjointed tourney has bitter ending for NU volleyball
COMMENTARY
By Bob Hamar
Published: Sunday, December 12, 2010 12:37 AM CST
Nebraska’s volleyball season ended with a bang Friday night.
It just wasn’t the kind of bang the Huskers wanted.
It ended in a disappointing four-set loss to Washington on the Huskies’ home floor in Seattle. It also ended with coaches John Cook of NU and UW’s Jim McLaughlin exchanging words after the match.
McLaughlin, a former coach at Kansas State, had to be restrained. Cook was upset over a late line call on a Washington attack that appeared to be out but was called in.
It came on set point for the Huskers, so if it had been called out the match would have gone on to a fifth set. Obviously no one knows how that fifth set would have turned out, and the Huskers did still have a chance after that call to win the fourth set, but it was certainly a call that helped change the course of the match.
The bad blood between the coaches likely stems mostly from the 2005 national championship match when the Huskies swept the Huskers in San Antonio. Cook believes Washington used an illegal player — one who was a professional overseas — that season.
It all boiled over Saturday night.
“All I said, and you can quote me, is ‘The ball was out. Nice match,’ and then he (McLaughlin) started going off with language that would probably not be approved by the NCAA,” Cook told the Lincoln Journal-Star after the match.
In any event, there won’t be any Christmas cards exchanged between the Cook and McLaughlin families this year.
There probably won’t be any between the Cook family and anyone connected with the NCAA either. The committee that puts together the tournament pairings once again messed things up royally.
For starters, the committee sent top-seeded Florida to play at Texas. If you’re the top seed, you ought to head toward what appears to be the easiest regional, which would have been Dayton because the Flyers weren’t likely to make it to the regional.
The fact that Florida was swept by Purdue in a regional semifinal Friday — indicating that the Gators may have been a bit overrated — doesn’t factor into it at all. The Gators quite possibly wouldn’t have made the final four even in a different regional, but the top seed should be given more consideration.
Then you have the curious case of the Penn State Nittany Lions. It would appear the committee wanted the three-time defending national champions in Kansas City for the final four.
Now Penn State is an outstanding team and the Nittany Lions were hosting a regional, so that was already an advantage, and that’s fine. But then the committee put Northern Iowa in that regional as the fifth overall seed.
The Panthers lost in the first round of play, and Penn State’s road to the final four was wide open.
Then we get to the Seattle Regional. That’s where the second-seeded Huskers were sent. There really is no problem with the site, but the regional was ridiculously loaded.
The University of California — the co-champions of the Pac 10 Conference along with Stanford— were there as the seventh overall seed. The Bears were rated second overall by the AVCA coaches ratings, but the committee apparently didn’t know how good they were.
And the Huskies were rated 11th by the AVCA but were unseeded by the committee. With eight losses, maybe that’s more understandable than Cal falling to the seventh seed.
All in all, seven of the top 16 rated teams were in the Seattle Regional. Try and figure that one out.
The strangest thing about it all is that the NCAA should have wanted Nebraska in the final four in Kansas City. Reports indicate that ticket sales aren’t exactly on fire, and a bunch of Husker fans would have infused the final four with a lot of excitement and would have helped fill up the Sprint Center.
So once again — just like last year when the top three teams in the Big 12 (Texas, Iowa State and Nebraska) were put in the same regional — we saw that the committee does some strange things.
Bob Hamar is sports editor for The Independent.
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God you are bitch faces in all sports. All you do is bitch about draws, other coaches and the NCAA.
http://www.theindependent.com/articles/2010/12/12/sports/huskers_hq/hamar/doc4d046be017cef309513073.txt
HAMAR: Disjointed tourney has bitter ending for NU volleyball
COMMENTARY
By Bob Hamar
Published: Sunday, December 12, 2010 12:37 AM CST
Nebraska’s volleyball season ended with a bang Friday night.
It just wasn’t the kind of bang the Huskers wanted.
It ended in a disappointing four-set loss to Washington on the Huskies’ home floor in Seattle. It also ended with coaches John Cook of NU and UW’s Jim McLaughlin exchanging words after the match.
McLaughlin, a former coach at Kansas State, had to be restrained. Cook was upset over a late line call on a Washington attack that appeared to be out but was called in.
It came on set point for the Huskers, so if it had been called out the match would have gone on to a fifth set. Obviously no one knows how that fifth set would have turned out, and the Huskers did still have a chance after that call to win the fourth set, but it was certainly a call that helped change the course of the match.
The bad blood between the coaches likely stems mostly from the 2005 national championship match when the Huskies swept the Huskers in San Antonio. Cook believes Washington used an illegal player — one who was a professional overseas — that season.
It all boiled over Saturday night.
“All I said, and you can quote me, is ‘The ball was out. Nice match,’ and then he (McLaughlin) started going off with language that would probably not be approved by the NCAA,” Cook told the Lincoln Journal-Star after the match.
In any event, there won’t be any Christmas cards exchanged between the Cook and McLaughlin families this year.
There probably won’t be any between the Cook family and anyone connected with the NCAA either. The committee that puts together the tournament pairings once again messed things up royally.
For starters, the committee sent top-seeded Florida to play at Texas. If you’re the top seed, you ought to head toward what appears to be the easiest regional, which would have been Dayton because the Flyers weren’t likely to make it to the regional.
The fact that Florida was swept by Purdue in a regional semifinal Friday — indicating that the Gators may have been a bit overrated — doesn’t factor into it at all. The Gators quite possibly wouldn’t have made the final four even in a different regional, but the top seed should be given more consideration.
Then you have the curious case of the Penn State Nittany Lions. It would appear the committee wanted the three-time defending national champions in Kansas City for the final four.
Now Penn State is an outstanding team and the Nittany Lions were hosting a regional, so that was already an advantage, and that’s fine. But then the committee put Northern Iowa in that regional as the fifth overall seed.
The Panthers lost in the first round of play, and Penn State’s road to the final four was wide open.
Then we get to the Seattle Regional. That’s where the second-seeded Huskers were sent. There really is no problem with the site, but the regional was ridiculously loaded.
The University of California — the co-champions of the Pac 10 Conference along with Stanford— were there as the seventh overall seed. The Bears were rated second overall by the AVCA coaches ratings, but the committee apparently didn’t know how good they were.
And the Huskies were rated 11th by the AVCA but were unseeded by the committee. With eight losses, maybe that’s more understandable than Cal falling to the seventh seed.
All in all, seven of the top 16 rated teams were in the Seattle Regional. Try and figure that one out.
The strangest thing about it all is that the NCAA should have wanted Nebraska in the final four in Kansas City. Reports indicate that ticket sales aren’t exactly on fire, and a bunch of Husker fans would have infused the final four with a lot of excitement and would have helped fill up the Sprint Center.
So once again — just like last year when the top three teams in the Big 12 (Texas, Iowa State and Nebraska) were put in the same regional — we saw that the committee does some strange things.
Bob Hamar is sports editor for The Independent.
Keep it classy K-stateo. Seems like the former KSU coach talked crap, which is typical. crap talking capital of america.
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what a crybaby. the whole fanbase is a bunch of pussy farming crybabies.
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A Kearney State "grad" bragging about academics at UN-L. :lol:
Hey, Hey look everyone it's the pied piper of KSU. The only self proclaimed mensa member of goEMAW. Tell us, oh oracle of the all knowing, please enlighten us mere mortals.
I never said anything about academics. That would be Fatty not me. I pointed out where NU stood as far as receiving more funds. Daxi are you wearing your KSU gear out there in Duke country? For godsakes don't let them know that you graduated from K-stateo. Taht would be just one more thing for you to live down along with the Napoleon complex you have.
You're the same old one trick pony . . . you really suck at this.
As someone has already pointed out, you don't really have the first f_cking clue what the CIC is.
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I give it 4 years, and the traditional Big 10 schools will be sick as $hit of all the Cornhole whining and crying.
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A Kearney State "grad" bragging about academics at UN-L. :lol:
Hey, Hey look everyone it's the pied piper of KSU. The only self proclaimed mensa member of goEMAW. Tell us, oh oracle of the all knowing, please enlighten us mere mortals.
I never said anything about academics. That would be Fatty not me. I pointed out where NU stood as far as receiving more funds. Daxi are you wearing your KSU gear out there in Duke country? For godsakes don't let them know that you graduated from K-stateo. Taht would be just one more thing for you to live down along with the Napoleon complex you have.
You're the same old one trick pony . . . you really suck at this.
As someone has already pointed out, you don't really have the first f_cking clue what the CIC is.
Interesting tidbit. I decided to learn more about the impact of the CIC on NU, so I went to straight to the horse's (or ass's in this case) mouth. I went to nebraska.edu and clicked on news releases. Not a single press release on the CIC membership or its impact on the university. I guess the insiders that have 1st hand Nowledge about the impact the CIC will have on NU don't think it is significant enough to brag about to the press.
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Watching a 33 video is like watching a CatMatt epic fail.
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Wow! Very subtle. Nice work.
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what a crybaby. the whole fanbase is a bunch of pussy farming crybabies.
No kidding. Just generation after generation of whiny, pussy crybabies.
Let's get this :bawl: in red for them.
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Wow! Very subtle. Nice work.
holy crap. I just caught that.
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Watching a 33 video is like watching a CatMatt epic fail.
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Wow! Very subtle. Nice work.
holy crap. I just caught that.
OMG. I missed it too.
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hopefully all that CIC stuff translates to a lot of wins for you guys.
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CIC employee: "Okay, we have some megabucks to share with you. What do intend to research?"
Nubb head of faculty research: "We intend to study the following:
a.) Deliciousness of all combinations of fried foods on a stick
b.) Best polymers for making corn-shaped hats
c.) How big we can make our stadium endzones before they fall over."
CIC employee: " :facepalm: "
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Watching a 33 video is like watching a CatMatt epic fail.
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Wow! Very subtle. Nice work.
holy crap. I just caught that.
OMG. I missed it too.
cas and winters better give this a nomination for post of the year in their stupid awards thing
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HuskerPride:
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lol @ NU media