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Published Monday, December 10, 2012 AT 6:16 PM / Updated at 6:16 PM

Listen: Dirk Chatelain on The Drive

By Big Red Today

On Monday, World-Herald staff writer Dirk Chatelain made an appearance on “The Drive” with Jake Bogus and Nick Bahe on Lincoln’s 93.7 FM KNTK to discuss the Heisman, the Tom Osborne-Bo Pelini comparisons, what’s at risk for NU in the Capital One Bowl, the Nebraska-Creighton men’s basketball game and more.

Click below to listen to Dirk’s segment:

Clip length: 19 minutes, 2 seconds

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David Robert Harding:

December 11th, 2012 at 5:01 pm

Yes, NU can play "carefree," but so can Georgia. I seriously doubt NU will win the bowl game. My question is why can Pelini not get NU to play "carefree" in big games like the BIG championship game? It's back to the "can't handle prosperity" thing. Pelini never has been able to handle it. It seems he can only motivate the team when it's "us against the world." Unfortunately.

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