You ask for sure. I just want to keep this list realistic so there are other names like Matt Ruhle that I'm not going to have listed. I'll get coordinators added to the list throughout the week.
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You ask for sure. I just want to keep this list realistic so there are other names like Matt Ruhle that I'm not going to have listed. I'll get coordinators added to the list throughout the week.
that's what it the terrible thing about all this, we have talent. it's just that talent depends on martinez's arm (throwing and holding onto the ball) in frost's offense. we hit them open wide receivers and it's game on...then the running game opens up cause they can't load the box, and our defense ain't playing on it heels the whole game, put in constant bad situations..
now fielding the ball at the one and going into the endzone...that there was a case of unrealistic over exuberance. that should be able to be corrected watching it a few times in a crowded film room.
but we have decent players, that's not the hold up
no coordinators.
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Campbell, Kiffen (wasn't his dad a coach at UNL?) or Fickle, period. No coordinators or young rising stars
from conferences very different from the BIG.
I would imagine that his dream job is Ohio State. I think he will wait a little while longer to see if Day goes pro.
Willie Fritz. Tulane.
Article just when took over Tulane a few years ago, talks about his style, previous success, etc.
Article just when took over Tulane a few years ago, talks about his style, previous success, etc.
Maybe not, but you kick the tires if you think he's the right guy. Not buying the he wouldn't come here. He's not winning any titles at Indiana.
He has been at IU fewer years than Matt Campbell has been at Iowa State.
It takes time at IU and ISU.
Patience is needed at Nebraska, but one has to make a good hire.
Tom Osborne was a great hire, but it took him time to win in the Big Eight, if I recall, considering how long it took to beat OU and how conference titles are won today.
Billy could very well have turned UT down too, not sure about that one. But Auburn wanted to keep a couple of assistants for recruiting, So Carolina he thought was just too big a project.
You could be right on Freeze, but they gave him a chance when no one else would.
Chadwell wasn't SMU bad, but he has a history, like Freeze of trying to get around the rules. If Nebraska goes the route of Tennessee did to get rid of Pruitt, how can they hire a guy with violations in his recent history?
This thread is a pretty good discussion. I just wonder if Trev is anywhere close to seriously contemplating cutting Frost's bag?
Yeah, Trev will probably just let the season play out and do the work behind the scenes. I want Frost fired yesterday since there is no point in keeping him around, but what is more important is having the coaching search going.
I’m sure he will let the season play out and at the same time be seriously looking for the next head coach which wouldn’t surprise me if he is already doing it now..
I'm going to make a list of former college head coaches in the NFL in its own category in my original list.
Hell no to Eric Bienenmy he gets credit from being under Andy Reid wings, let someone else hire him to see if he worth a damn..
Chris Klieman has the 8th highest winning percentage among all active D1 head coaches. Trev Alberts may need to take a seriously hard look at him. While he doesn't run the option, he still uses an aggressive, physical downhill rushing attack that would fit Nebraska.
Lane Kiffen before Briles but he has a good contract with Ole Miss..
Matt Ruhle would be another choice for me..
Matt Ruhle would be another choice for me..
I may send it in via email but nothing more than that. Chances are he knows what he is doing unlike the guy who was AD before Moos.
I’d rather have Bill Callahan. But I wouldn’t put either one on my list.
Bill doesn't run a system that would work well at Nebraska. Taht would just continue the path of trying something that has failed since Solich.
Why would it work at Penn State and not Nebraska? Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa all run power pro set type offenses. The days of AAC/Sun Belt gimmick coaches are done for me. I want a solid HC proven winner at P4 level.
I think that like a lot of us we know the west is horrible and that it should be 5 easy division wins each season, then snag 1-2 on the cross over games and 2-0 or 3-0 in the non conference and bam, you are at 9/10 wins a year.
This division is set up for NU to be how they were under Bo.
I'm not saying it won't work, but do we want to go back to WCO. I want whatever we can recruit well to NU.