Yes. A huge red flag. Veteran coach should know better. But his decisions were moronic on an industrial scale.The horrific coaching decisions is the issue. It’s like…a MAJOR red flag.
Yes. A huge red flag. Veteran coach should know better. But his decisions were moronic on an industrial scale.The horrific coaching decisions is the issue. It’s like…a MAJOR red flag.
I hope Sims turns it around but I'm also questioning not signing a h.s. qb last year. In order to sign a decent portal qb would mean cutting Sims loose. Qb cupboard looks so bare right now.Yes. A huge red flag. Veteran coach should know better. But his decisions were moronic on an industrial scale.
I haven’t been this depressed about NU football in forever. We have gone from the pinnacle of college football to its very bottom. We absolutely stink.I hope Sims turns it around but I'm also questioning not signing a h.s. qb last year. In order to sign a decent portal qb would mean cutting Sims loose. Qb cupboard looks so bare right now.
I know what you mean but I’m not giving up on the whole season..I haven’t been this depressed about NU football in forever. We have gone from the pinnacle of college football to its very bottom. We absolutely stink.
they’re amassing Championship-caliber talent. Them and A&M… mark my words they’ll be perennial contenders within the next few years. Because of Money. It’ll be hard to watch.Texas was 8-5 last year, hardly anything to get excited about with all that talent.
I got no problem with rooting against CU. What I found strange were the almost gleeful posts predicting a dumpster fire while blissfully ignoring that the real dumpster fire was Thursday night. Our team took a step backwards from how the team performed against Iowa and that is squarely on Rhule.
northtexashusker, Sattifield left South Carolina as offensive coordinator and took Rhule offer to be Nebraska O coord..
The fans? Or someone that signs his checks?South Carolina wanted him to leave
It's too early to say Sanders will be a success at CU. He nuked the existing program to fill it with transfers that as of one game were impressive. Many coaches have commented on the way practices are run, etc. But in this day and age of portal musical chairs you can't count on loyalty if another program waves NIL money around.I know that Colorado is a historical rival. I've never had a hate for them, although I think their fans are up there with Wisconsin and Missouri as some of the worst.
The Colorado AD had a dumpster fire on his hands with his football team. He made a choice to gamble a little bit.
However, his investment is a paltry $30M over 5 years. So if the gamble doesn't pay off its pretty easy to get out of. Already, the decision has brought a lot of national media attention and exposure to the program.
Compare this to the choice Alberts made. He's guaranteeing $74M for a coach that hasn't brought much national media attention or excitement to the program. Watching game 1, you could even argue that the team has taken a step back since how it finished the season against Iowa.
Regardless how the game against TCU ends up, it's hard to look at the athletes on the field and them going toe-to-toe with a ranked team and say, "good thing we don't have that here". Momentum breeds success.
How possible is it next week we lose against a coach with almost 2/5 the salary we are paying?
Remember, Sanders inherited a program in far worse shape than ours was. This was a Colorado team that got beat 49-7 by Minnesota. Yet, if they surpass Rhule in year 1 what does that say for Albert's decision? Are Husker fans willing to play "the long game" and wait for that "magical year 3" that may not even occur if we can't generate any excitement to recruit with?
We had a QB that could actually make 2 reads, understand defenses, not stare down his first target and even give a slight head turn, can throw, etc.You forgot we lost Trey Palmers, the guy who got 170 yards that game and won it for us singlehandedly
I guess the one thing I will say is Sanders had the courage to send most of the existing program players packing. That is pretty harsh but to win you often have to be willing to tell a mediocre 3-year player he doesn't cut it. NU has been the "nice guy" for so long that it's hard to even fathom that approach. But the saying holds true in the real world.Dion brought with him experienced skill players. Coach Rhule is the man. He's going to get the best out of what we got until we can get better. He's building a foundation. You can see that. Everything he does is the way it should be done. Those that want to win right away well, you can include me as one of them. I'm just realistic. I believe we will get better and better. Day by day...
That comes from good coaching.After listening to all these posts it is clear we Nebraska fans are delusional. Minnesota is not a good team this year. With the effort that the Nebraska defense provided the game should have been won well before the 4th quarter. I know that I regret not having a coach that can attract elite talent to the program. We had more talent than Minnesota yet we lost. We need come to the realization that the Nebraska Cornhuskers that we love do not know how to win.
It's game one. This is not a continuation of the previous staff of 5 years. This is game one. It's a total program rebuild. So, while you're seeing improvement from game to game, keep your eye on the future. See those future recruits plugging into this system. It's going to be okay.After listening to all these posts it is clear we Nebraska fans are delusional. Minnesota is not a good team this year. With the effort that the Nebraska defense provided the game should have been won well before the 4th quarter. I know that I regret not having a coach that can attract elite talent to the program. We had more talent than Minnesota yet we lost. We need come to the realization that the Nebraska Cornhuskers that we love do not know how to win.
I think Rhule is less upset by the loss to Minnesota than any of us fans. He's looking at this as a rebuild, not an immediate turn-around in any way, shape or form. If you don't view it that way yourself, you'll be very frustrated. IMO, this year's record is not that important to Rhule and his plan to revive this program.I got no problem with rooting against CU. What I found strange were the almost gleeful posts predicting a dumpster fire while blissfully ignoring that the real dumpster fire was Thursday night. Our team took a step backwards from how the team performed against Iowa and that is squarely on Rhule.
🖕🏽I know that Colorado is a historical rival. I've never had a hate for them, although I think their fans are up there with Wisconsin and Missouri as some of the worst.
The Colorado AD had a dumpster fire on his hands with his football team. He made a choice to gamble a little bit.
However, his investment is a paltry $30M over 5 years. So if the gamble doesn't pay off its pretty easy to get out of. Already, the decision has brought a lot of national media attention and exposure to the program.
Compare this to the choice Alberts made. He's guaranteeing $74M for a coach that hasn't brought much national media attention or excitement to the program. Watching game 1, you could even argue that the team has taken a step back since how it finished the season against Iowa.
Regardless how the game against TCU ends up, it's hard to look at the athletes on the field and them going toe-to-toe with a ranked team and say, "good thing we don't have that here". Momentum breeds success.
How possible is it next week we lose against a coach with almost 2/5 the salary we are paying?
Remember, Sanders inherited a program in far worse shape than ours was. This was a Colorado team that got beat 49-7 by Minnesota. Yet, if they surpass Rhule in year 1 what does that say for Albert's decision? Are Husker fans willing to play "the long game" and wait for that "magical year 3" that may not even occur if we can't generate any excitement to recruit with?
Oh geezus. I hope for your sake this was sarcasticI think we should eat the 72 mil and go hire the next up and coming D2 coach. That will again show the nation how serious NU is about winning.
40 messages in 10 years. Lol, thanks for stopping by.After listening to all these posts it is clear we Nebraska fans are delusional. Minnesota is not a good team this year. With the effort that the Nebraska defense provided the game should have been won well before the 4th quarter. I know that I regret not having a coach that can attract elite talent to the program. We had more talent than Minnesota yet we lost. We need come to the realization that the Nebraska Cornhuskers that we love do not know how to win.
I will say Colorado used the spring summer to prepare for TCU every minute they spent was on tcu so we’ll see come Saturday. I’m with bigboxes it’s going to take time after eight years of a dumpster fire. To many buy what the local sports media is saying about the talent like inflating it a littleIt's game one. This is not a continuation of the previous staff of 5 years. This is game one. It's a total program rebuild. So, while you're seeing improvement from game to game, keep your eye on the future. See those future recruits plugging into this system. It's going to be okay.
I know that Colorado is a historical rival. I've never had a hate for them, although I think their fans are up there with Wisconsin and Missouri as some of the worst.
The Colorado AD had a dumpster fire on his hands with his football team. He made a choice to gamble a little bit.
However, his investment is a paltry $30M over 5 years. So if the gamble doesn't pay off its pretty easy to get out of. Already, the decision has brought a lot of national media attention and exposure to the program.
Compare this to the choice Alberts made. He's guaranteeing $74M for a coach that hasn't brought much national media attention or excitement to the program. Watching game 1, you could even argue that the team has taken a step back since how it finished the season against Iowa.
Regardless how the game against TCU ends up, it's hard to look at the athletes on the field and them going toe-to-toe with a ranked team and say, "good thing we don't have that here". Momentum breeds success.
How possible is it next week we lose against a coach with almost 2/5 the salary we are paying?
Remember, Sanders inherited a program in far worse shape than ours was. This was a Colorado team that got beat 49-7 by Minnesota. Yet, if they surpass Rhule in year 1 what does that say for Albert's decision? Are Husker fans willing to play "the long game" and wait for that "magical year 3" that may not even occur if we can't generate any excitement to recruit with?
Don't lump White with everyone else. White is legit and a riser. Satterfield is harder to judge. He's certainly experienced and being an OC in the SEC at least gives you experience against top level defenses. I'll withhold judgment on Satterfield for now.Deion did a smart thing, hired proven coaches from wherever they were. Ours hired his buddies, just like last time.
Not saying it won’t work out but I had questions about the Satterfield and Raiola hires big time… still do.
Hopefully next year my worries will be gone.
I have no reply to your comment just wanted to mention that it is practically inevitable that someone responding to one of your posts here will tell you to “take a hike” and it is unlikely you’ll feel the least bit insulted.Who knows. Both programs could end up doing well. But making any judgement after one season, let alone one game, is just silly. One thing I know for sure... I'm damn glad we didn't have Sanders come in and make the entire program about him. Watch all the cringe stuff plastered all over the media is painful. Rhule's approach has been fantastic and he's done a great job becoming one of us and embracing the past.
It appears we are trying to build long term success, while Colorado sold their soul for a quick hit of energy. I don't think you can make any judgement until after (3) seasons, which is a number I partially selected because that will be a full year after Sanders son is out of the program. You look at his coaching history and really wonder what he does when he can no longer coach his son.
How long will prime be at cuMore Immediate success doesn’t mean it was a better decision. Only time will tell on that.
2 years tops, he’ll either win and move onto a bigger school or he’ll suck and get firedHow long will prime be at cu
All solid points. Unfortunately, we (UNL) whiffed again with the choices available on spending big money on a head coach.I know that Colorado is a historical rival. I've never had a hate for them, although I think their fans are up there with Wisconsin and Missouri as some of the worst.
The Colorado AD had a dumpster fire on his hands with his football team. He made a choice to gamble a little bit.
However, his investment is a paltry $30M over 5 years. So if the gamble doesn't pay off its pretty easy to get out of. Already, the decision has brought a lot of national media attention and exposure to the program.
Compare this to the choice Alberts made. He's guaranteeing $74M for a coach that hasn't brought much national media attention or excitement to the program. Watching game 1, you could even argue that the team has taken a step back since how it finished the season against Iowa.
Regardless how the game against TCU ends up, it's hard to look at the athletes on the field and them going toe-to-toe with a ranked team and say, "good thing we don't have that here". Momentum breeds success.
How possible is it next week we lose against a coach with almost 2/5 the salary we are paying?
Remember, Sanders inherited a program in far worse shape than ours was. This was a Colorado team that got beat 49-7 by Minnesota. Yet, if they surpass Rhule in year 1 what does that say for Albert's decision? Are Husker fans willing to play "the long game" and wait for that "magical year 3" that may not even occur if we can't generate any excitement to recruit with?
Just stop first post troll...All solid points. Unfortunately, we (UNL) whiffed again with the choices available on spending big money on a head coach.
Nebraska ranks #2 in the country in “dead money”, i.e. money spent to buy our college coaches that fail to perform.
We chose to waste 7 million dollars with firing Frost 2 weeks earlier than the contract called for, now we blow 74 million on a guy that hasn’t beat a ranked team, and will get waxed on national TV next weekend.
We’re in a bad spot, very little play making, and over leveraged on a coaching hire. What if we win 4 games again this year? What did we gain?
Look at Coach Prime’s opening act. We’re light years away again.
Definitely not, White was my favorite hire.Don't lump White with everyone else. White is legit and a riser. Satterfield is harder to judge. He's certainly experienced and being an OC in the SEC at least gives you experience against top level defenses. I'll withhold judgment on Satterfield for now.
One positive is that Minnesota is a physical program with developed line play. Should be easier to run the ball on most opponents not named Michigan.
Troll alert 🚨 troll alert 🚨All solid points. Unfortunately, we (UNL) whiffed again with the choices available on spending big money on a head coach.
Nebraska ranks #2 in the country in “dead money”, i.e. money spent to buy out college coaches that fail to perform.
We chose to waste 7 million dollars with firing Frost 2 weeks earlier than the contract called for, now we blow 74 million on a guy that hasn’t beat a ranked team, and will get waxed on national TV next weekend.
We’re in a bad spot, very little play making, and over leveraged on a coaching hire. What if we win 4 games again this year? What did we gain?
Look at Coach Prime’s opening act. We’re light years away again.
I'll help you.All solid points. Unfortunately, we (UNL) whiffed again with the choices available on spending big money on a head coach.
Nebraska ranks #2 in the country in “dead money”, i.e. money spent to buy out college coaches that fail to perform.
We chose to waste 7 million dollars with firing Frost 2 weeks earlier than the contract called for, now we blow 74 million on a guy that hasn’t beat a ranked team, and will get waxed on national TV next weekend.
We’re in a bad spot, very little play making, and over leveraged on a coaching hire. What if we win 4 games again this year? What did we gain?
Look at Coach Prime’s opening act. We’re light years away again.