Anyone think the "West Coast Offense" Bill Callahan's installed at Nebraska is up to speed?

He sure doe$n't.

Callahan has said that the NCAA's limit of 15 practices during the spring isn't enough. "You just get going and then you have to put your pads away. It's kind of like playing nine holes of golf"

Translation: "I can't do it"  I love when coaches are dead giveaways for their team's situations.  One can watch Charlie Weis get a certain evil look on his face or talk subtle smack at a press conference and know something's up.  All you have to do to figure out USC's fate is watch Pete Carroll on the sidelines.  If he's smiling of relaxed-looking the majority of the time, the game's over before it started.  If he's tensed up or looking confused, USC's in for a 60-minute battle.  With Bill Callahan, watch for the complaining.  Need more?

Nebraska coach Bill Callahan apparently hasn't forgiven Kansas State recruit Josh Freeman for reneging on his commitment to the Cornhuskers at the 11th hour before signing day. "We want players who want us because we feel that Nebraska is a special, special situation," Callahan told the Lincoln Journal-Star "If you're a prima donna, if you're a drama queen, there's no room for you at Nebraska. You can go to K-State."

Nice, coach.  Smack talking an 18-year-old former recruit.  So tell us what you really feel about this 2006 season.  Las Vegas is making a lot lot lot of money off exuberant Husker fans making their June "$100 on Nebraska for the championship, please" picks.  That quote was also a very public admission that his quarterback situation is lackluster once you get past senior starter Zac Taylor.  That means you, Harrison Beck, Beau Davis and Joe Ganz.