Why? Genuinely curious
I believe you are right. The AD is gone, but I can't recall him ever on the field coaching. He is a big part of the puzzle, but the bottom line is Riley is coaching the players. Depending on the outcome of the next two games, it could be earlier then expected. Do I want them to lose? Hell no. Unfortunately most of us seem to know how this fiasco is going to end. I think what happened today told the story. I don't think they are messing around this time.Everybody knows Riley's finished after this season or the next, barring some kind of miracle season that simply makes it politically impossible to unseat him. (obviously something a lot better than just 10 wins) Whatever they're "tweeter"ing about Riley right now holds about as much water as when Eichorst told everyone Bo was in good shape once upon a time. The wheels are in motion already.
I have heard that too, also heard he wants out of Stillwater. I think he would do great here, but .I bet he ends up at Florida.I have heard from OSU peeps that Gundy was interested when bozo was canned
Yes. It would take a while to get used to a coach with a mullet, but he's a heck of a coach.Would you want Gundy, 5 yrs ago would have been a no from me, he has made big inroads in Texas and yes he want out of Stillwater
Who will only give their coaches 3 years to succeed.No top candidate is coming to Nebraska. Because top candidates have lots of options, and they don't choose the one in the most talent-devoid region of the country.
then, guess that's Trev & Frosty...Absolutely. Which goes back to my post in the AD succession thread.
It's time for a "Nebraska Man" to be the AD and he will hire another "Nebraska Man" to run the football program. And if it doesn't work, we just became Iowa St
and only if Warren outbids Boone..Gundy doesn't want out of Stillwater. He's got a decent thing going. I'm not saying he'd never leave but I don't think it would be for NU. Maybe for NU of the 90s but not this year or next year or the year after that.
There is no right answer to this, because our fan base is split. There are 2 sides to our fan base one wants Nebraska Blood and that is the only way we can get back to where we all want to be. Then there is the other side who wants the best coach available that can start winning right away.I am guessing the masses will call for Frosty, but if the AD's serious about throwing some dough at top candidates, it could get interesting
Curious what people think of Jason Candle and Bryan Harsin.
Seems to be a big youth movement at a lot of blue blood programs. I got these names from the attached chart of the winningest active coaches.
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It's stupid to fire a coach mid season IMO. You run the risk of the interim guy you don't want long term doing better than anyone expected, then you're kind of stuck with him. Which is how a program like LSU gets stuck with Ed Orgeron when they probably could have had Mike Gundy.Why are so excited to try and hurry up fire a head coach who hasn’t even finished season 3 yet? On Tweeter it’s been said Green has said Riley and staff was fine. To keep focus on season and win. Honestly, if we fire Riley before season 3 is finished, no top coach would even consider us when we fire coaches in less then 3 years to turn a corner. Two, we will lose our current recruits whom we recruited for hole that need filled bad. This will screw us for 3-5 years at minimum if not worse. Firing Riley is STUPID. Better way to view it, we need to let him fail completely before he gets fired.
It’s not realistic in the least...Frost is a HC here on out for the rest of his career...whether that’s at Nebraska or elsewhereHow about Kelly as head coach and Frost as OC? That would be my dream scenario, but is it realistic? Kelly doesn't seem like a guy who's going to stick around for a long time, but we can have Frost waiting in the wings to take over and continuing to learn from one of the best offensive minds in football for a few years.