fuck you, Bo's Pelini, Bugeater and Livesteam. fuck all of you.

[teedubya]

Bo Pelini On Nebraska Fans: "**** You, Fans. **** All Of You."

http://deadspin.com/bo-pelini-on-neb...l-o-1327398903

This is fun. Here we have an audiotape of Nebraska football coach Bo Pelini flipping his shit about both the media and the Cornhuskers' fans after a 2011 game. Why are we getting this now? Well, our tipster was particularly exercised by Nebraska's flameout against UCLA on Saturday, which has led to some awkwardness in Huskerdom. In the 2011 audio, Pelini says the word "****" a lot. He seems to have no idea he was being recorded.

Our tipster says the recording was made on Oct. 8, 2011, just after Nebraska had come back from three touchdowns down to beat Ohio State in Lincoln. He or she only recently had come into possession of this audio before sending it our way. It was recorded moments before Pelini did his postgame radio interview with Greg Sharpe of the Husker Sports Network. Pelini sounded anything but relieved by the big victory.

In the recording, Pelini is talking to Sharpe and to a woman whose identity we've been unable to determine. Pelini initially seems upset with an unknown person who works at the Omaha World-Herald, whom he calls "a piece of shit." [Update (5:31 p.m.): As another reader has since noted, Pelini wasn't happy with the World-Herald's Dirk Chatelain during his presser after the Ohio State game. Pelini had been angry about this Chatelain column.] Pelini then begins venting about World-Herald columnist Tom Shatel: "**** him, too. **** him. That's what I'm going to tell him. He wants to walk out after my press conference? I'm gonna say, 'Get the **** away from me. I'm done with you, mother****er. I'm done with him.'"

All of that is just the prelude to Pelini's message for the Huskers' fans: "It took everything in my power to not say, '**** you, fans. **** all of you.' **** 'em." After Sharpe says a lot of students had left at halftime, the woman starts to say that people did return to their seats. Pelini interjects: "Our crowd. What a bunch of ****ing fair-weather ****ing—they can all kiss my ass out the ****ing door. 'Cause the day is ****ing coming now. We'll see what they can do when I'm ****ing gone. I'm so ****ing pissed off."

Sharpe then changes the subject by pointing out how Pelini's "guys showed some guts." A moment later he gets ready to roll the tape for the actual interview.

http://deadspin.com/bo-pelini-on-neb...l-o-1327398903

Audio at the link.

[gblowfish]

I'd venture to guess, the feeling is mutual....

[WhawhaWhat]

Is Frank Solich still coaching?

[cabletech94]

seems like a real well rounded dude.

[CrazyPhuD]

I just gained a whole lot more ****ing respect for the NU football program.....and I ****ing hated them before.

[notorious]

He talks like a normal person.

[Titty Meat]

Posted already.

[Titty Meat]

Originally Posted by gblowfish

I'd venture to guess, the feeling is mutual....

This

[siberian khatru]

It's Lee Elia all over again.

"Rip those country one who sucks the peniss!"

[|Zach|]

Who hasn't wanted to say that.

[chefsos]

I never heard the guy speak before. I had imagined this hoarse, raspy growl based on all the veins-a-poppin pictures of him, but he just sounds like a professor who says "****" a lot.

[Bugeater]

It's not exactly breaking news that he's insane. Oh, and **** you too teedubya.

[cosmo20002]

Pelini feuding with Tommie Frazier. He better hope Johnny Rodgers doesn't turn on him too.

http://espn.go.com/college-football/...zier-criticism

Pelini: 'Don't need' Tommie Frazier

LINCOLN, Neb. -- Nebraska coach Bo Pelini responded sharply to criticism from Tommie Frazier on Monday after the former star quarterback called for the removal of the Cornhuskers' defensive coaching staff following Saturday's 41-21 home loss to UCLA.

"Since I came back here, I've embraced former players," Pelini said. "If he feels like that, then so be it. We don't need him. That's a shame.

"Until you've sat in this seat, until you've sat here and done it, anybody can have an opinion. It's easy to point fingers when you stand outside and throw stones. So I just take it for what it is."

Frazier I said what I said. He's right: He doesn't need me. He needs someone to help him. But what he's doing is not what Nebraska fans deserve, period.
” -- Former Nebraska QB Tommie FrazierFrazier -- the 1995 Heisman Trophy runner-up and one of the most beloved players in Nebraska history as a two-time national champion -- didn't hold back on Twitter after the Huskers surrendered an early 21-3 lead to the Bruins.

"I hate saying this but this crap is getting old," Frazier tweeted. "How in the hell do you not make adjustments or put your players in the position to compete? If this is what is going to happen for the remainder of the season, count me out. I don't care if we lose a game but the way we are losing is just not what #Nebraska fans deserve. I have fought, bled and cried over this program. I didn't do all that for the program to become what it has today. Time for change!"

The 39-year-old Frazier, recruited to Nebraska by former coach Tom Osborne, has remained visible around the program and formerly worked as a fundraiser in the school's athletic department. He lives in Omaha with his family and works in the medical industry.

Frazier, who was honored at halftime Saturday for his recent election to the College Football Hall of Fame, continued his criticism Monday afternoon.

"I said what I said. He's right: He doesn't need me," Frazier said by text message. "He needs someone to help him. But what he's doing is not what Nebraska fans deserve, period."

Pelini, one of 11 coaches in college football history to win nine or more games in each of his first five seasons at one school, is 50-21 in his sixth year at Nebraska.

Nebraska, however, has not won a conference title since 1999 or played in a BCS bowl game since 2001.

Nebraska coach Bo Pelini is searching for answers after his defense has given up 206 points in its last five games. "I want our players to get back to having fun again. I want them playing to win and not worrying about losing the game."

Pelini spent much of his news conference Monday taking responsibility for Nebraska's recent play. He said he has "done a lot of soul searching" since Saturday and determined that he created a culture around the program that placed too much pressure on the players.

That will change, he said.

"I push, push, push," Pelini said. "Believe me, there's got to be some of that, but there's also a fine line. I want our players to get back to having fun again. I want them playing to win and not worrying about losing the game.

"I didn't feel that was the case on Saturday. I saw it in their look. I saw in their demeanor. I've been around long enough to know that it starts with the guy in charge.

"Accountability goes both ways. It starts with me. It ends with me."

Pelini's defense was again gouged Saturday as UCLA scored the final 38 points en route to handing the Huskers their worst home loss to a nonconference opponent since 1961. UCLA, which trailed 21-10 at halftime, outgained the Huskers 236-57 in the third quarter alone.

Nebraska has allowed 206 points in its past five games, dating to a 70-21 loss to Wisconsin in the Big Ten championship game last season. The Huskers have allowed more than 500 yards four times over that period.

[Bowser]

[MahiMike]

Big brother is here and he is us!