None of the above
This list doesn't make sense, it's different times with different criteria for the above individuals.
I see the tongue in your cheek.Can we have a write in option? If so, my write in is Tom Osborne who 1. Should not have retired so early and 2. Started the chain of events of NU going 16 years without a conference title.
This and the Miami loss fall squarely on his shoulders.Where's the "TA" box?
This and the Miami loss fall squarely on his shoulders.
Where's the "TA" box?
Obviously the schedule Gets more difficult from here. Who and when should people get fired or held accountable for the state of Nebraska football.
I'm going to please ask you vote and ben share your thoughts with us.
As someone who tried to warn people this year could be a struggle, no one should be fired until we see what Patrick O'Brien can do.
That being said, I really don't care about ADSE. That has nothing to do with the Riley hire, and more to do with the point that I'm just not sure what he does? The man has been here 3 years, and I've seen him on TV like twice. I thought AD's were supposed to be visible and help raise funds?
I agree with the Pearlman and Eichorst sentiment.
Don't let Harvey walk out on his own terms, fire him before he walks out the door!
But to me, most of this current mess belongs with Eichorst.
Eichorst had a year to fire Bo (after his rant) and find a suitable replacement.
A year.
The best thing Eichorst could come up with, was to call up his good buddy Barry Alverez and get Mike Riley's name??? Even though that probably wasn't the way it all actually happened.... that's the story the university and media fed us. What the 'dark side of the moon' did Eichorst do for a frickin' year, knowing full well he was going to be hiring the next football coach of Nebraska?!?!
Fire Shawn Eichorst today!
Bring Nebraska an A.D. who can DO the job.
As an outsider it plain to me that the real problem with Nebraska Football today is that you guys are stuck in a mindset that its still the 1990's and good is not good enough for Nebraska. Its difficult to even discuss issue with a Husker fan these days without them reflexively making some reference to the distance past as if Nebraska's admittedly glorious history has some impact on the present.
Like it or not most college football fans roll their eyes at the Nebraska fan base...which seems to bleed into the thinking of the Nebraska AD and administration. Today Nebraska is best know as that school that sends 9 win coaches down the road without a second thought.
Nope. No tongue in cheek. Osborne is without a doubt partly to blame for where Husker football currently stands. He hired two coaches that failed. And one was handed a well oiled machine.I see the tongue in your cheek.
Nope. No tongue in cheek. Osborne is without a doubt partly to blame for where Husker football currently stands. He hired two coaches that failed. And one was handed a well oiled machine.
Nope. But for what's it's worth both Pedey and Eichorst would not of had to go out and hire a coach if Osborne got it right the first....and second time.For what it is worth both his hires were not totally disasters like Pedersons and we'll see about Eichorst but that is looking like a big mistake.
Did you forget Solich won the North once in six years taking over a program that won 3 National Titles in 4 years? Do you think Pelini is what Osborne had in mind when he hired Bo? Probably not. 7 solid seasons, zero titles, and multiple hand slaps had to be given out because Bo embarrassed the program by his antics. Again, Tom failed. It's okay to admit that.Pedy was bound and determined to fire Frank even winning 10 games no matter what. Did you forget what coach won our last conference championship ?
What was Eichorst looking for a Coach that would do better than winning 9 games and winning a conference championship and in the playoffs or just finding a guy who had a better personality than Pelini.
I don't see Riley winning 9+ in the next 3-4 years at least not today I don't.
This goes back to Pearlman, Pederson, Eichorst, and Dr. Tom.
Pearlmans role needs to be exposed, to often these people decisions made in secret and only take credit when it works out and disappear when the sh*t hits the fan.
Nope. No tongue in cheek. Osborne is without a doubt partly to blame for where Husker football currently stands. He hired two coaches that failed. And one was handed a well oiled machine.
This and the Miami loss fall squarely on his shoulders.