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Benning interviewing Rhule was excellent
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I wouldn’t broadcast that….
Fantastic interview. Great perspective from Coach on how he came to be what he is. Deep stuff there. Love it.
That’s what your wife told me
Caught this little tidbit on the radio today. Rhule brought his guys out an hour early this morning to radio row so they could give interviews to all of the local radio guys who traveled, each of them deserved an eight minute interview with the Huskers. I didn’t listen to any, but apparently Piper is pretty good at it.
I am impressed by the effort he makes in looking out for everyone.
I am impressed by the effort he makes in looking out for everyone.
Looks like you all hired a really good man.
Name your favorite quote from this interview. Mine, "we don't want to be show ponies, we want to be work horses". Love it
He’s definitely a smooth talker, but he has psychological and philosophical substance to his language. No idea how much Rhule will win here, but his most important quote was about forward thinking:
“It’s not about me going back and trying to do everything we did in the 90’s. Coach (Oz) was in the 90’s, and he was on the cutting edge. To best represent what Nebraska means, how can we be on the cutting edge now so that everyone in the country, after we win, is coming in and saying, ‘tell me what you guys are doing.’”
And this golden nugget:
“Practice is the most important thing in our organization. Because if you don’t practice well, you don’t tactically respond well in situations…we’re not gonna sit back and hope to win.”
“It’s not about me going back and trying to do everything we did in the 90’s. Coach (Oz) was in the 90’s, and he was on the cutting edge. To best represent what Nebraska means, how can we be on the cutting edge now so that everyone in the country, after we win, is coming in and saying, ‘tell me what you guys are doing.’”
And this golden nugget:
“Practice is the most important thing in our organization. Because if you don’t practice well, you don’t tactically respond well in situations…we’re not gonna sit back and hope to win.”
