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[HuskAir]

I think that is a sweating emoji.... I can concur that I was sweating around halftime.

 

[kaz36]

I think that is a sweating emoji.... I can concur that I was sweating around halftime.

Very well could be. I took it as laughing making fun of what happened on GameDay last week.

 

[NikkiSixx]

Very well could be. I took it as laughing making fun of what happened on GameDay last week.

I read it that way as well.. If you look at it from an outsiders' perspective though, Nebraska fans are like hyper sensitive cry babies about every little thing.. so it kind of is what it is.

 

[baseball31ne]

When they posted it they were correct we were down and I'm sure there were a lot of people crying about it. Game's over Nebraska won well ESPN sorry people who want to cry about Nebraska having success sorry people who want to complain that we're not the 95 to 97 teams sorry we are what we are which right now is also undefeated.

 

[jawatkins]

That's the cold sweat emoji. It was basically saying Nebraska is on upset alert, they were at that time, y'all read to much into stuff.

 

[Truehuskerfan]

I read it that way as well.. If you look at it from an outsiders' perspective though, Nebraska fans are like hyper sensitive cry babies about every little thing.. so it kind of is what it is.

Like I've asked before. What is wrong with our fanbase? Why can't we be so totally accepting of all criticism like every other fanbase in the country? Not one other fanbase in the country ever thinks they are treated unfairly. Nobody else is sensitive or ever complains like we do. Only Nebraska. Just really sad that we can't be like every other fanbase in the country in that respect. I mean Kirk Herbstreit has never in his entire career been accused by other fans of treating their teams unfairly. I'm sure he had to move out of Columbus because of Husker fans too. Darn our fans-I guess we can only hope that someday we will be so totally accepting of all criticism like all other fanbases are.