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Old 09-07-2009, 08:26 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by KcMizzou View Post
Nebraska has obviously traditionally been a huge college football powerhouse. I don't doubt that they'll regain that status, sooner or later.

Mizzou's just recently entered that level, and is trying to stay there. So far, it looks pretty good. (Who wants Pinkel fired now? heh.)

It's not about MU vs. NU anyway, unless it's game day.

KU's gonna be right in there too, as much as I hate to admit it...

The north is gonna be a dogfight.
Question though. How did Alabama re-build its program and Oklahoma? You don't think they used there tradition to recruit? If Nebraska is such a shitty football school why are they still ranked top 25 in recruiting?
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