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re: The changing of the Blue-Bloods
Posted on 4/18/18 at 3:04 pm to thunderbird1100
Posted on 4/18/18 at 3:04 pm to thunderbird1100
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You seem to be placing 99.9% emphasis on entire history and 0.1% emphasis last 10-20 years
when talking abotu "all-time historical programs" I place 100% of the emphasis on the overall resume, as one should.
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By your argument, seems like you fully think Nebraska is still a blue blood,
Idk if they are or not, it would depend on what a person defines as a "blue blood", which I have not personally done. I will say that despite their recent suckage they are still in the top 10 in just about every relevant category.
Posted on 4/18/18 at 3:20 pm to WG_Dawg
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when talking abotu "all-time historical programs" I place 100% of the emphasis on the overall resume, as one should.
We are talking blue bloods, which to qualify you have to have a great history, BUT, generally speaking, you also cant just fade off into oblivion for a decade or two still expect people to CURRENTLY call you a blue blood.
We seem to just have 2 entirely different definitions, I think you can get to blue blood status, lose it, re-earn it back over time. You seem to think maybe once you get it, you never lose it, but maybe if you do, you cant get it back? I dunno, to me I'm certainly not sitting here saying Nebraska is currently a football blue blood, and some other programs are dangerously close to losing it my opinion for being irrelevant too long recently. If you have 2 Top 10 finishes in over 2 decades, not looking great for you. When for an extended period of time in the recent era, you are no better than an average or maybe above average program, it's hard to sit here and call you a blue blood still.
This post was edited on 4/18/18 at 3:22 pm
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