Anyone reading the chat on RSS?

[That SOB Van Owen]

Dean: I’ve heard nothing since Wednesday.
Also Dean: I can tell you that they don’t have the support to reinstate as of right now.

JFC. It’s like he thinks that just because he hasn’t heard anything means it didn’t happen.

 

[V-Doub]

Dean eats boneless chicken wings

 

[Dell Husker]

Dean is whipped by the DONU and is going to say whatever they want him to say whenever they want him to say it

 

[Black Dean]

I only read for Clouse’s recruiting information. I skim Callahans notes, skip over HuskerHoop notes and whatever Brian is spouting off about.

 

[Black Dean]

Oops thought this was about tunnel talk. But same still applies for chats mostly. Although I do like when Mike Mayta is pissed cause he wears his emotion so much on his sleeve

 

[HuskerGarrett]

I usually skim the chat too. Haven't opened it today yet though.

 

[HuskerDocCo]

I usually skim the chat too. Haven't opened it today yet though.

It's probably the most worthless part of the Scrolls. I only used to read it because JerseyHusker would ask 500 questions and he'd get shit for it.

 

[Black5hirt]

I read to find out what Clouse had for breakfast

 

[Elquesogrande68]

Dean is whipped by the DONU and is going to say whatever they want him to say whenever they want him to say it

Pure speculation, but I’m guessing now that Matt Davison is part of the staff he is cleverly used by the school to go out and spread benign information or even misinformation. Brilliant strategy to distract everyone from the coaches and players, let Davison strategically misdirect a handful of “insiders”.

 

[iruletheskool]

Usually don't even click on the chat.

~gbr

 

[Faux Sean Callahan]

The chat is one of the best features on RSS. It generates some serious clicks, that pays the bills and I don't even have to bring any value to it. Big fan of the chat.

 

[slattimer]

I only read for Clouse’s recruiting information. I skim Callahans notes, skip over HuskerHoop notes and whatever Brian is spouting off about.

I'll read Mongo's stuff when I feel like reading what the thoughts of a 5 year old scribbling with a crayon are.