Corey Campbell is

[drubendall]

Not going anywhere, that I’ve heard.

He’s not a guy that we talk about a lot, which is a good sign, that he’s getting the job done.

Carry on coach Campbell, and thanks for the good work.

 

[Husker.Wed.]

He showed up with the Rhule regime in time to tweak the configuration and content of the Osborne Legacy Complex weight room to his liking. Combine that with the large role he seems to enjoy (leading the team out to Tunnel Walk, speaking to the team before practice, etc.) and he seems to have a really sweet setup IMHO. Unless something went really wrong with relationships or another team backed in a Brinks truck, I think he is here for awhile.

 

[mgbreis]

Seems like an upgrade over the last guy that was in the Chick-Fil-A drivethrough while the Iowa game was going on. Of course he knew the axe was getting ready to fall, but still.

 

[huntered]

Seems like an upgrade over the last guy that was in the Chick-Fil-A drivethrough while the Iowa game was going on. Of course he knew the axe was getting ready to fall, but still.

shorter line?

 

[drubendall]

shorter line?

He ordered on the app so he could get the points.

 

[Lincoln100]

shorter line?

No such thing at that place, although the organization and speed with which they get you thru is impressive

 

[leodisflowers]

I think Campbell has been ok. Still looking for the speed combined with the size. Also looking for us to be the stronger team in the 4th.,

 

[mgbreis]

shorter line?

NO CHANCE! It was black Friday!

 

[HominidHusker]

Not that it’s all on S&C, plenty of luck involved, but our minimal injuries this year speaks to things being handled properly behind the scenes.

 

[HUSKERBILL]

I think Campbell has been ok. Still looking for the speed combined with the size. Also looking for us to be the stronger team in the 4th.,

Look at our lack of injuries.

And we have been fine in the fourth. The issues haven’t been getting physically beat down.

Finally look at our players themselves. Look at Ty and Nash. Look at our linemen. Significantly different than under the previous regime

 

[Laner2]

Count me as impressed with Corey. He strikes me as someone who is open to new and diiferent approaches as opposed to Duval who couldn't get Husker Power out of his system.

 

[salsa red]

forgot who he was and was expecting to hear another player in the portal

 

[thall_]

I think Campbell has been ok. Still looking for the speed combined with the size. Also looking for us to be the stronger team in the 4th.,

Rhule's teams are historically prone to 2nd half collapse.

However, I don't know if it's because of S&C. I fear it's because his oratory skills are weak outside of pregame. Look no further than the soft speech he gave at halftime for the Colorado game. Team came out flat and never really covered the rest of the season.

 

[leodisflowers]

Rhule's teams are historically prone to 2nd half collapse.

However, I don't know if it's because of S&C. I fear it's because his oratory skills are weak outside of pregame. Look no further than the soft speech he gave at halftime for the Colorado game. Team came out flat and never really covered the rest of the season.

Agree, but also seemed to be some of the S&C mixed in. Illinois was the first major example. They just pushed us around and our dudes looked tired. That used to be Nebraska's calling card. There were other examples as well, but agree with the other piece as well that plays in.

 

[HUSKERBILL]

Rhule's teams are historically prone to 2nd half collapse.

However, I don't know if it's because of S&C. I fear it's because his oratory skills are weak outside of pregame. Look no further than the soft speech he gave at halftime for the Colorado game. Team came out flat and never really covered the rest of the season.

Huh?

Please share how his teams have historically collapsed.

 

[thall_]

Huh?

Please share how his teams have historically collapsed.

let's look at 2019, Rhule's crowning achievement.

@Rice (3-9)
outscored 10-0 in the 2nd half, win by 8 points.

Iowa State (7-6)
outscored 21-16 in the 2nd half, win by 2 points on a last second FG.

West Virginia (5-7)
outscored 10-14 in the 2nd half, win by 3 on a last second FG.

Oklahoma (12-2)
outscored 24-0 in the 2nd half, lose by 3.

Oklahoma (12-2)
outscored 13-10 in 2nd half, fail to score in overtime.

let's look at last year

@Colorado (4-8)
outscored 23-14 in the second half, lose by 22.

Michigan (15-0)
lol, everyone knows how this went

Michigan State (4-8)
outscored 10-7 in the 2nd half, lose by 3

Wisconsin (6-6)
outscored 7-3 in the second half, fail to score in overtime.

this year

Colorado (9-3)
outscored 10-0 in 2nd half, win by 18.

Illinois (9-3)
outscored 21-7 after the first half. lose by 7.

Rutgers (7-5)
outscored 7-0 in 2nd half, win by 7.

Indiana (11-1)
lol

UCLA (5-7)
outscored 14-13 in 2nd half, lose by 7

USC (5-7)
outscored 14-6 in 2nd half, lose by 8.

Iowa (8-4)
outscored 13-0 in 2nd half, lose by 3.

that makes 7 games this year where we got beat in the 2nd half. that is not something hat happens to a winning coach.

 

[Wasker77]

Look at our lack of injuries.

And we have been fine in the fourth. The issues haven’t been getting physically beat down.

Finally look at our players themselves. Look at Ty and Nash. Look at our linemen. Significantly different than under the previous regime

I thought there was a big difference in the physical look of the Huskers from the game I saw them play in Boulder under Frost and then this year in Lincoln. Under Frost I thought the Huskers paled in comparison to the Buffs. I was then at the game in September 2023 in Boulder, but I did not notice the change as much as when I saw them again this September.

 

[WHCSC]

let's look at 2019, Rhule's crowning achievement.

@Rice (3-9)
outscored 10-0 in the 2nd half, win by 8 points.

Iowa State (7-6)
outscored 21-16 in the 2nd half, win by 2 points on a last second FG.

West Virginia (5-7)
outscored 10-14 in the 2nd half, win by 3 on a last second FG.

Oklahoma (12-2)
outscored 24-0 in the 2nd half, lose by 3.

Oklahoma (12-2)
outscored 13-10 in 2nd half, fail to score in overtime.

let's look at last year

@Colorado (4-8)
outscored 23-14 in the second half, lose by 22.

Michigan (15-0)
lol, everyone knows how this went

Michigan State (4-8)
outscored 10-7 in the 2nd half, lose by 3

Wisconsin (6-6)
outscored 7-3 in the second half, fail to score in overtime.

this year

Colorado (9-3)
outscored 10-0 in 2nd half, win by 18.

Illinois (9-3)
outscored 21-7 after the first half. lose by 7.

Rutgers (7-5)
outscored 7-0 in 2nd half, win by 7.

Indiana (11-1)
lol

UCLA (5-7)
outscored 14-13 in 2nd half, lose by 7

USC (5-7)
outscored 14-6 in 2nd half, lose by 8.

Iowa (8-4)
outscored 13-0 in 2nd half, lose by 3.

that makes 7 games this year where we got beat in the 2nd half. that is not something hat happens to a winning coach.

What a stretch

 

[thall_]

What a stretch

nope, its spot on and i called it 2 years ago.

 

[king_kong_]

And we have been fine in the fourth. The issues haven’t been getting physically beat down.

We were -19 in the 4th quarter + OT this season