'This is a mission for us' Matt Rhule pumps up Husker crowd with halftime speech
Nebraska football coach Matt Rhule fired up Husker fans Saturday with a "mission" statement at the NU men's basketball game
Rhule pumps up crowd at BB halftime
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They had him on the broadcast too. Dude can talk. Need to see the walk, but I think we will.
We won't know for sure unless we hear from the RecruitingAnalyst_National. He's got the pulse of a nation.
Where’s the video of the of Rhule at the basketball game? I tried scrolling through the deal with Sam and whoever the heck the chic is. I didn’t see it. Then some North Platte BS came up and it won’t let me in.'This is a mission for us' Matt Rhule pumps up Husker crowd with halftime speech
Nebraska football coach Matt Rhule fired up Husker fans Saturday with a "mission" statement at the NU men's basketball gamenptelegraph.com
Any help would be appreciated.
I was at the game. Rhule was talking to fans. Didn’t act like he was the best. Just a regular guy. Would love to have a craft beer with him.
They're on a mission from God. Just like Jake and Elwood.
I bet he’s actually a man and drinks Bud/Busch Light.
He actually likes craft beer. He posts about it on his socials.
Now THiS is the kind of analysis we need. Nice catch.
Can anyone remember the last time we had the head football coach do something like this? F yeah.
Rhule's father being a minister has helped with the gift of gab. He looks very comfortable talking in front of large audiences.
Was just thinking that. Frost and Riley didn’t. I don’t believe Callahan did either. Maybe Pelini? Not sure.
Solich didn’t have to since he had been at NU for like 40 years when he took over.
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I thought it was funny how he commented on how out of shape the fans were and how the Big Ten was going to adjust to him…ooops…wait…wrong guy. Yes, I like this attitude much better. GBR!
At last a good public speaker who wants to be here on a "mission". Means he's here to stay.
Nearly everyone thought Frost was going to succeed. It wasn't a cult.
He was anointed the savior before accomplishing a single thing here and the more he failed the more the grand wizards came to his defense and the more the cult members blindly fell in line
Not many at all drank the poison with him. Early on, people bought it. In the end, nearly everyone was glad he was gone.
The end was 2 years too late and you had many supporting the extension and his return for year 4 and even year 5 despite any evidence suggesting he would succeed because they drank the poison
Those that dare pointed out his massive failures after year 2 were ostracized and in some cases excommunicated from this site
Lots of revisionist history
I remember seeing that the day after the BB game and how it gave me goosebumps. How sad that for many reasons his coaching tenure became a disaster and instead of goosebumps many of us ended up feeling disgusted. As it unraveled I always felt the guy never really wanted to be here and his wife didn't either, but he came because it was "expected" by his parents, Osborne, former players, and fans.
Anyway, sorry for helping to derail this thread.
Did anyone else think Nebraska was going to have problems this year in football when Frost was at the 2022 Big Ten Football Media Days and didn't make any opening statements about Nebraska football. To me it was a big Uh, oh moment when he just wanted to go to questions. Frost looked like he just wanted to take a trip to Ireland and get out of Dodge. I have a feeling he knew he was going to fail again and take a boat load of money with him and he didn't seem to care.
