Kids these days. We built real teams.

We won 11 games last year and still got snubbed, so you're probably right but I hate that you are

Completion percentage shows poise under pressure, something our 2007 Cotton Bowl team understood. Your guy can't move the chains if he's always throwing it away or into the dirt on crucial downs.

Spring ball means nothing

Fire a coach before he even coaches a game? That's the kind of panic move that got us in trouble back in the 90s. Let the man build something first, for crying out loud.

We saw it happen to Nebraska in '96, and it'll happen again when these kids forget how to finish a season

We had stars long before this system, son. Chase Daniel and Jeremy Maclin would've shined in any era.

Oregon's talent reminds me of those loaded Nebraska teams we used to face, and they'll figure out the QB spot by September

Oregon's quarterback room is loaded with talent, and competition breeds excellence, something we understood back in the Chase Daniel era. Calling it a mess just shows you're nervous about facing that firepower. Stability is great until you need a playmaker in a tight game, and they've got multiple. We built winners with Brad Smith by having guys who elevated everyone around them, and that's what they're doing. You can keep your stable system, we'll take the explosive athletes who win championships. This feels like the same doubt we heard before the 2007 season, and we all remember how that turned out.