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Spirit of Husker fans! Bill Callahan ...?

Cheer up my fellow Huskers. We may be losing Bowl bid, but we are losing something more important: Bill Callahan. Just think: in a week that will be the search for employment and all jobs open the door was shut in his face. Will always be known as the man who ruined the (arguably) greatest football program ever. Will end up in some college water back where nobody cares about soccer. And he has to live with the idea that was once a professional football coach in the NFL that he fell without being someone you're going to want to ruin your program. For all what bowl bidders: Good luck, and I regret that we could not be there to meet with you. Or should I say "stick") to Bill Callahan: you've ruined two great football programs. You ignored the suggestions for improvement, she took the aspects that were successful and the mortal sin of Nebraska, Tom Osborne called bad names. Good luck. You need it. Thanks for listening to my rant ... anyone disagree?

He's gone! Thank God! I never thought would happen, but eventually has! I watched the video of the press conference and I think Osborne said extreme prejudice against Callahan. Son of a bitch ruined our football program. Arrested walking, died triple option offense has not delivered on the production of talent and held an illusion that Husker fans would not mind being treated as ignorant children. It is sad that we had to spend so much money on it and another 3.1 million to fire him, but at least he's gone. Now we can focus on bringing our team back to where it belongs. I want nothing wrong with Bill Callahan, I just hope that goes away with grace and does not talk shit about how he was fired. So let's see the next Huskers fans season. With Osborne back in as the interim athletic director Callahan and Cosgrove and outside, we can finally get back to basics and rebuild the team has always captured our hearts in the best state in the country!

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