And every practice. This dude is thorough.
Rhule watched every game from 2022....
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He must have lost his voice from laughing so much. Great ab workout tho.
If Fear Factor was still on that would make a great challenge.
I can't even imagine how boring it must be to watch the entire season's worth of practices of a team you weren't coaching at the time. I know I'm not built for the coaching life because I would be ZzZzZz
Generally when I read interviews with a new coach they say they want a clean slate without bias and don't watch any tape from the year before.
You're saying this happens with every coaching change?
I don't know about EVERY practice but I'd be shocked if any new head coach didn't watch every game from the prior season.
He’s trying to figure out what he has before spring ball and how he can make the transition on both sides easier. There’s going to be more guys popping up in the portal over the next 10-12 weeks and he needs to get a better handle on what he needs.
I think Rhule has said as much. He said he had watched all of our games before he took the job. I would think scrimmage video would be of some value in evaluating younger players to see where they fit in his scheme
A kid like Brown, entering his fourth year in the program, was looking at being behind Washington, Kemp, Fleeks, IGC and Betts in terms of reps.
Watching every snap with the BS edited out takes say 65 minutes. He probably rolled through them in a few settings and now has a detailed analysis of those games.
He watched every player perform every rep at every station, in slow motion, forward and backwards, 2x.
I'm guessing he was awed by the onside kick up 11 points in the third quarter. I know I was impressed.
I believe he watch a lot if not all of the practice tape. He has made comments about how it won’t all be drill work and there will be competition 1’s on 1’s live game like scenarios. I would assume, by saying that, he saw that the practices were not that last year.
Matt told me personally. We have coffee at 5 am every Saturday morning. I wanted to do 6:30 so I could sleep in. Matt wanted to do 3:30 am. We split the difference. He watches film on 2024 opponents while he waits for my lazy *ss to get up.
Seriously, from a OWH article. I've just never heard of a new coach taking the time to watch practice from the year before. Sounds intense. Also sounds like it gave him an idea of where to move a few young players without much game experience.
Trev Albert wanted a grinder without hobbies. That's what he has. Rhule can golf his heart out when he's 65, at the finest clubs anywhere.
Are you Alante Brown's dad? I've never seen someone so enamored with a player who averaged 1.3 catches a game. As a starter in a way too pass happy offense.
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Nah. It should be 9-5 like 2 of the last 3 guys. 12-3 if you’re the last guy
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Well, what else is he going to do right now? Signing Day has passed and Spring Practice hasn't started yet. I would hope he is using the free time now to watch film.
That could be said about every new coach ever. I have never heard of a new coach going that in-depth as to watch practices from a team they didn't coach.
HCSF decided it was more important to go out to Western Nebraska to hunt in order to get a feel for the pulse of the state. Build connections with the true husker fans in Gordon, Imperial, Broken Bow.
He needs to reduce around 18 scholarship players. This gives him a good idea of who goes and who stays.
Hey you forgot to include the fact that I was there as well. 😭
Bussing the tables isn't exactly the same thing as being there.
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