Ugly Take on Satterfield
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Yes, he did a terrible job this year as a QB coach/OC, and he actually has a track record which suggests that is just who he is as a coach.
HOWEVER, umm...well...actually that's it.
HOWEVER, umm...well...actually that's it.
Two players accounted for 21 of the 31 turnovers. I'm sure you also also the penalites and missed blocks. I'm sure you saw the missed tackles and dropped ints.
The players do have some responsibility to take care of the football and make plays when they're there for you to make.
The coaches have to get better on game day as well. Lots of blame to go around.
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Way too early 2024 win total prediction:
$2M QB: 6-8 wins
HH and power run: 6-7 wins
Anyone else: 4-5 wins
$2M QB: 6-8 wins
HH and power run: 6-7 wins
Anyone else: 4-5 wins
The article says Nebraska lost to Iowa in overtime, so it isn't as if USA Today sports is at the top of their game.
It’s no coincidence that this same article has been brought up twice now by a newbie and walk on who rarely posts. People please don’t feed the trolls.
Heads should roll
But they won’t because there’s nobody putting pressure on the staff to win
Everyone got raises instead
Thats why coaches (and players to a lesser extent) should have a more incentive based pay. I say put Satt on the Ferentz contract. Get at least 24 points/game or get a new job.
Then by all means don’t commit to what he does well and won games
Keep spreading it out and dropping back because it’s what you know
Same goes for sims/purdy
Yeah, commit to QB runs against 7+ guys in the box. Then wonder why your QB is injured.
We used to have QBs that would not have been QBs for any team who relied on pocket passing. We won a lot of games too with them
He shouldn't be given the opportunity. He should go to strictly TE coach or be shown the door.
I will lay money that Rhule brings in a pretty good quarterback coach ASAP. Satterfield was the reluctant QB coach, and it was disastrous. He forgot to tell the guys to hang onto the ball!
If his offense looks like it did this past season with a good quarterback and good skill players, then I'll agree with this sentiment.
He should just buy a big truck to drive to his office job.
Problem = solved
snatches = wet
himself = proven
The problem with the injury excuse is most of the players we lost were replaced by players we can't say were any better or worse.
Fantastic. I think Nebraska must lead the nation in patience. Rhule is willing to struggle along at least through next season and may beyond just so his friend Marcus Satterfied can keep his job, the OC. Damn the results as long as the team is accomplishing what Rhule like likes to say, "making incremental improvements.".
Ervin should have never been injured in the first place because he shouldn't have been playing when the injury happened. Injuries and when they happen can be blamed on smooth brained coaching. That one is on Rhule who had a bit of smooth brained moments this season.
We obviously can win some games with him but his limitations are a killer against most average defenses.
Just re-discovered the ignore poster button. Kind of defeats the purpose of sharing ideas, but once in a while someone appears on the scene for no purpose other than to scream, “Look at me !” and obviously isn’t interested in sharing ideas.
So a Will Howard type is only worth .5 more wins than a QB who had wins this year with 80-120 yards passing and a 49% completion rate.
Makes sense to me.
Blake Shapen, Baylor, 2021-2023
479/752, 63.7%, 5,574, 36/13
Will Rogers, Mississippi State, 2000-2023
1,301/1,876, 69.4%, 12,315, 94/28
Max Johnson, Texas A&M, 2020-21 LSU/2022-23 Texas A&M
474/784, 60.5%, 5,853, 47/12
Tyler Van Dyke, Miami, 2020-2023
581/912, 63.7%, 7,478, 54/23
Will Howard, Kansas State, 2020-2023
458/779, 58.8%, 5,786, 48/25
Tyler Shough, Texas Tech, 2019-2020 Oregon/2021-2023 Texas Tech
355/562, 63.2%, 4,625, 36/17
Grayson McCall, Coastal Carolina, 2019-2023
710/1,016, 69.9%, 10,005, 88/14
E.J. Warner, Temple, 2022-2023
524/888, 59%, 6,104, 41/24
Max Brosmer, New Hampshire, 2019-2023
760/1,225, 62%, 8,467 70/25
Matthew Sluka, Holy Cross, 2020-2023
412/706, 58.4%, 5,896, 59/15
I don’t have any idea. Just didn’t appreciate our staff trying to fit square pegs into round holes.
harder schedule
same OC
same OL
same RBs
same WRs
same TEs
the people who think we're 1 player away from 10 wins are sorely mistaken
Are they? If that one player (QB) cuts your turnovers in half you win at least 2 more games.