Off season randomness.

[kso_FAN]

Nebraska; they were the team I hated the most in the late 90s and early 00s.

[Stevesie60]

Here's what I love about K-State fans vs. Nebraska fans, and why I wish we could have made it a rivalry.

Nebraska has a whole state to itself. They can talk to anyone they find about why Nebraska is the greatest thing on the planet and talk themselves up as to why they are so great without anyone keeping them in check. We have a bunch of KU up nose bastards telling us why K-State sucks so much all the time. So when we would get into fights with Nebraska fans they didn't know how to argue because who had they argued with? We had all the practice in the world and knew how to debate/troll/not be idiots and we would crush them off the field all the time. I forgot about Colorado and A&M as soon as they left the conference. I still hate Missouri because they left for a worse situation even though everyone in the world told them they were leaving for a worse situation, and it started this whole chain reaction of everyone leaving (come to find out Missouri didn't even leave for the conference that they wanted to leave for).

[The Big Train]

did you add anything to that or just quote it? i read it the first time, im not reading it again

[The Big Train]

welp, thats why you dont delete posts

[Winters]

I really do miss Colorado the most


but miss everyone   

[Skipper44]

I miss Colorado the most.  My first vivid memories of KSU football are from when the Big8 ladder went Neb, Col, then KSU.  In my head, beating Colorado was the next hump to get over.  That was the game I looked forward to the most.  It was the biggest game I thought we could win.  Back then, I always expected to beat everyone else in the conference (20-1 from 93-96 in Big8/12). Colorado was the boss to beat to get to the next level.  Because of those years the Colorado game was always big to me.  I miss playing them. 

Well said on CU as the next boss, they were riding a big wave of national attention at that time built on the MNC in 90, Salaam's Heisman in 94 and the fact they played a great noncon every year.  The current state of the CU program makes the elite roadie the only thing I really miss about them now.