Satterfield

[Huzkers25]

1. “Offensive coordinators don't get praised around here, so I'll probably be in the minority on this. But I thought Marcus Satterfield did a nice job on Saturday. Considering what the offensive coordinator has to work with on offense — so many key injuries and so much inexperience out there, along with a patchwork offensive line — I'm not sure you can judge the guy on this season. But there were several highlights: the touchdown pass to Thomas Fidone at the goal-line, then dialing up the deep touchdown pass to Jaylen Lloyd and some option plays that moved the chains at the right time. The one thing I can't understand — and can't stand — is putting the quarterback in shotgun on fourth-and-one. Jeff Sims probably doesn't help his own cause, but put him under center and sneak for the one and the fumble is less likely to happen. End of rant.”

I agree with this assessment and would also put Raiola in this category of way overblown criticism.

 

[king_kong_]

I can't give Rhule and Satt enough credit for making a necessary change after week 2 and grinding with this team

they have displayed a major growth mindset and I am insanely impressed by their willingness to tailor everything to the 11 guys out there

most fun I've had since Stuntz to Crouch

 

[GretnaShawn]

1. “Offensive coordinators don't get praised around here, so I'll probably be in the minority on this. But I thought Marcus Satterfield did a nice job on Saturday. Considering what the offensive coordinator has to work with on offense — so many key injuries and so much inexperience out there, along with a patchwork offensive line — I'm not sure you can judge the guy on this season. But there were several highlights: the touchdown pass to Thomas Fidone at the goal-line, then dialing up the deep touchdown pass to Jaylen Lloyd and some option plays that moved the chains at the right time. The one thing I can't understand — and can't stand — is putting the quarterback in shotgun on fourth-and-one. Jeff Sims probably doesn't help his own cause, but put him under center and sneak for the one and the fumble is less likely to happen. End of rant.”

I agree with this assessment and would also put Raiola in this category of way overblown criticism.

I agree. He gave HH some nice 1-read passes, like the TD to Fidone. I thought he did a great job today.

 

[dinglefritz]

I agree. He gave HH some nice 1-read passes, like the TD to Fidone. I thought he did a great job today.

Satt did a nice job of adjusting his play calling in the first half to what PU was doing defensively. It took a while In the second half but he eventually adjusted then too. The turnovers are on the players.

 

[BTF69]

This is a Bo team...which for some reason some dongs hated.
I love it. They are beating teams they should, the D shuts down the crap teams.

 

[yunginsNU2]

Definately give credit where its due.. I have veen really hard on Satt but he seems to be figuring it out! Keep getting better each week.. coaches and players!! GBR

 

[HuskerO58]

This is a Bo team...which for some reason some dongs hated.
I love it. They are beating teams they should, the D shuts down the crap teams.

At some point, even for Rhule, 9-10 wins (as max production) won't be enough for a program like Nebraska. Expectations will be raised, as they should.

BUT Rhule can have Pelini type results and be here for a long time as long as he doesn't act like a psychopath.

 

[BTF69]

At some point, even for Rhule, 9-10 wins (as max production) won't be enough for a program like Nebraska. Expectations will be raised, as they should.

BUT Rhule can have Pelini type results and be here for a long time as long as he doesn't act like a psychopath.

Ehhh, We loved Bo for being a bad ***...until he did not win enough.

 

[HuskerO58]

Ehhh, We loved Bo for being a bad ***...until he did not win enough.

Trying to be a bad *** against your own fanbase rarely works out.

 

[mgbreeze]

Ehhh, We loved Bo for being a bad ***...until he did not win enough.

No. He got steadily more psycho as the years wore on. Networks literally kept a camera on him at all times in case he assaulted someone.

 

[BugsAreQualityProtein]

This is a Bo team...which for some reason some dongs hated.
I love it. They are beating teams they should, the D shuts down the crap teams.

I think the defense is much more well rounded than what Pelini ever fielded. Yes he had standout players like Suh(practically won games by himself), David, Gregory. His scheme was also completely exposed at times and I also believe it was too complex.

Point being, I believe Tony White and the 3-3-5 is the best defense I’ve seen since the Osborne era.

 

[HuskersNC]

Mark Banker played better defense against Wisconsin than Pelini. Think about that

 

[BTF69]

Trying to be a bad *** against your own fanbase rarely works out.

No no no...the fan base ended up hating him...and before him BC and Cos and Solich and later Riley (sort of) and Banker and Frost...

Bo hated us for all the right reasons...we are annoying as are all fan bases with high expectations.

If you think Matt likes us, you are nuts.

 

[RedCap_rivals330392]

1. “Offensive coordinators don't get praised around here, so I'll probably be in the minority on this. But I thought Marcus Satterfield did a nice job on Saturday. Considering what the offensive coordinator has to work with on offense — so many key injuries and so much inexperience out there, along with a patchwork offensive line — I'm not sure you can judge the guy on this season. But there were several highlights: the touchdown pass to Thomas Fidone at the goal-line, then dialing up the deep touchdown pass to Jaylen Lloyd and some option plays that moved the chains at the right time. The one thing I can't understand — and can't stand — is putting the quarterback in shotgun on fourth-and-one. Jeff Sims probably doesn't help his own cause, but put him under center and sneak for the one and the fumble is less likely to happen. End of rant.”

I agree with this assessment and would also put Raiola in this category of way overblown criticism.

The thing I like best about Satt is that he appears to match/adjust the plays to the talent he has. Unlike some other OCs he doesn't try to force a square peg into a round hole.

 

[BTF69]

I think the defense is much more well rounded than what Pelini ever fielded. Yes he had standout players like Suh(practically won games by himself), David, Gregory. His scheme was also completely exposed at times and I also believe it was too complex.

Point being, I believe Tony White and the 3-3-5 is the best defense I’ve seen since the Osborne era.

That could be. BUT we have also played CRAP teams.

We played two teams with an offense...and well, you can figure out who those teams were and what happened.

 

[bama_husker]

That could be. BUT we have also played CRAP teams.

We played two teams with an offense...and well, you can figure out who those teams were and what happened.

They didn't get 70 dropped on them despite our turnover prone offense.

 

[HuskerO58]

the fan base ended up hating him

Yeah, after tape-gate.

 

[Huskers123456]

No no no...the fan base ended up hating him...and before him BC and Cos and Solich and later Riley (sort of) and Banker and Frost...

Bo hated us for all the right reasons...we are annoying as are all fan bases with high expectations.

If you think Matt likes us, you are nuts.

Pelini didn't have an excuse. He was a former coordinator. He knew exactly what he what he was getting into. So he needed to STFU about the fans and media. Welcome to coaching at a blueblood.

 

[HuskerO58]

If you think Matt likes us, you are nuts.

That's fine. As long as he wins games and doesn't go berserk then I'm good.

 

[bama_husker]

No no no...the fan base ended up hating him...and before him BC and Cos and Solich and later Riley (sort of) and Banker and Frost...

Bo hated us for all the right reasons...we are annoying as are all fan bases with high expectations.

If you think Matt likes us, you are nuts.

Obviously since all these coaches moved on to bigger and better

 

[BTF69]

Yeah, after tape-gate.

Sure! but someone taped that!

 

[BTF69]

Pelini didn't have an excuse. He was a former coordinator. He knew exactly what he what he was getting into. So he needed to STFU about the fans and media. Welcome to coaching at a blueblood.

He did!

 

[VictoryRed]

At some point, even for Rhule, 9-10 wins (as max production) won't be enough for a program like Nebraska. Expectations will be raised, as they should.

BUT Rhule can have Pelini type results and be here for a long time as long as he doesn't act like a psychopath.

I could only dream of 9 to 10 win seasons. If that happens with this new league everybody should be happy but I understand fans.

 

[Truewooper]

Satt is interesting. He is not as good at the scripting plays but making adjustments and half time adjustments actually seems pretty darn good at it.

 

[HuskerO58]

Sure! but someone taped that!

Pretty sure the rumors say it was Dirk (I could be wrong though). Changes nothing either way.

 

[VictoryRed]

What about that kid coaching receivers, he needs a pat on the back.

 

[moralvictories]

No. He got steadily more psycho as the years wore on. Networks literally kept a camera on him at all times in case he assaulted someone.

Perhaps the cameras and the hidden microphones on him 24/7 made him psychotic.

 

[catch54]

1. “Offensive coordinators don't get praised around here, so I'll probably be in the minority on this. But I thought Marcus Satterfield did a nice job on Saturday. Considering what the offensive coordinator has to work with on offense — so many key injuries and so much inexperience out there, along with a patchwork offensive line — I'm not sure you can judge the guy on this season. But there were several highlights: the touchdown pass to Thomas Fidone at the goal-line, then dialing up the deep touchdown pass to Jaylen Lloyd and some option plays that moved the chains at the right time. The one thing I can't understand — and can't stand — is putting the quarterback in shotgun on fourth-and-one. Jeff Sims probably doesn't help his own cause, but put him under center and sneak for the one and the fumble is less likely to happen. End of rant.”

I agree with this assessment and would also put Raiola in this category of way overblown criticism.

I wish they would dump the option and RPO stuff. Instead run toss sweep and counter and FB dive. There is plenty of play action off these plays.

 

[HuskerHusaria]

We went from one offense to another. Got one sequence in the the 4th we ran I formation all downs. We gotta a FB trap play too... (Was stuffed)

 

[HuskerHusaria]

I wish they would dump the option and RPO stuff. Instead run toss sweep and counter and FB dive. There is plenty of play action off these plays.

This team is not good enough to play like your NCAA 14 Dynasty.

 

[TheHuskerFreak]

Yep he has done a great job considering what he has to work with. Our coaches are better than our opponents coaches week in and week out. I don't think we have much more talent than any other big ten team so Thule should be coach of the year if we go 8-4

 

[HuskerHusaria]

Yep he has done a great job considering what he has to work with. Our coaches are better than our opponents coaches week in and week out. I don't think we have much more talent than any other big ten team so Thule should be coach of the year if we go 8-4

He's done an incredible job, but we have forgotten that these are foes we should expect to defeat

 

[timnsun]

He's done an incredible job, but we have forgotten that these are foes we should expect to defeat

Foes that we haven’t beaten in many years as well. Until we beat them like we are this year, it’s hard to expect anything. It’s Rhule’s job to change that, and he is doing a pretty good job at it so far.

 

[thall__]

At some point, even for Rhule, 9-10 wins (as max production) won't be enough for a program like Nebraska. Expectations will be raised, as they should.

BUT Rhule can have Pelini type results and be here for a long time as long as he doesn't act like a psychopath.

Bo regressed. He went from competing with the B+/A- teams to knowing they’d be a loss and getting publicly humiliated

 

[Man Woman & Child]

Obviously since all these coaches moved on to bigger and better

A fact that is conveniently lost on the "we should have kept Bo (and Solich)" crowd. They didn't just not move on to bigger and better, they didn't even move on to similar or slightly below.

 

[Man Woman & Child]

Yeah, after tape-gate.

Tape gate was just the nail in the coffin that finally did Bo in. Plenty of the fanbase hated him before that.

 

[Huzkers25]

I think the defense is much more well rounded than what Pelini ever fielded. Yes he had standout players like Suh(practically won games by himself), David, Gregory. His scheme was also completely exposed at times and I also believe it was too complex.

Point being, I believe Tony White and the 3-3-5 is the best defense I’ve seen since the Osborne era.

I love our D but cannot compare yet. People seem to forget how good Bo could coach D.

Nebraska finished 2009 with the nation's No. 1 scoring defense for only the second time in school history (1984). The Nebraska defense also led the country in pass efficiency defense and red zone efficiency defense, and it finished in the top ten in the four major defensive categories (scoring, total, pass efficiency, rushing) for the first time since 1999.

We also held National Championship runner up ( and Colt McCoy heisman finalist) to 13 points and should’ve won that game.
Texas were defeated by Alabama 37–21. Texas finished the season ranked #2 in the AP and coaches poll.

Oh and Nebraska capped it off at the Holiday Bowl, where they defeated Arizona 33–0.

So bottom line that D in 2009 was unreal.

The 2023 D is playing great and the future is real bright but let’s not forget our only legit team we played this year Michigan ran it down our throats.

 

[Kakdawg]

I think the defense is much more well rounded than what Pelini ever fielded. Yes he had standout players like Suh(practically won games by himself), David, Gregory. His scheme was also completely exposed at times and I also believe it was too complex.

Point being, I believe Tony White and the 3-3-5 is the best defense I’ve seen since the Osborne era.

I love Tony's scheme but to say it's better than any defense Bo fielded after 8 games is kinda crazy. Not to mention some of these offenses and QBs we have faced have been down right awful.

I definitely "like" Tony better than Bo but I couldn't fix my mouth to say his defense is better than anything Bo did YET. In fact I'll take that 09 defense over this current defense. I'm not sure it's even close yet tbh.


Holla

 

[Kakdawg]

I wish they would dump the option and RPO stuff. Instead run toss sweep and counter and FB dive. There is plenty of play action off these plays.

So u wanna make our offense WORSE?


Holla

 

[B1G RED RULES]

This is a Bo team...which for some reason some dongs hated.
I love it. They are beating teams they should, the D shuts down the crap teams.

I loved Bo”s defenses with Callahan recruits. Bo defenses with his own recruits… not so much.