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2022-23 Coaching Carousel
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still can't believe they brought him back this year. CU levels of stupidity on that one
I’m so jealous that Husker fans officially get the fun of getting their hopes up
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
That's when they're most fun.
We'll get that special feeling in a couple months.
Are you absolutely certain he gets canned?
Like 90% sure. This team is baaad and beyond hope.
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
You best not be b-walking this.
I predicted 3-9. I am having trouble finding TWO wins the rest of the way.
The decision will be pretty easy in the end.
I truly hope you’re right
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
Oh I had 4-8 because last year's team was this bad offensively and still went 3-6 in league.
This is an 0-12 team. I don't know who they beat.
It’s a B1G job. Every coach in the country wants one
But they redeemed themselves today, and we're still just..., well, stupid.
shouldn't they just fully guarantee the entire contract like smart schools do?
It was fully guaranteed before. In exchange for his return this year, they renegotiated more favorable buyout options for the school.
They will be able to get a very good coach. Being in a rich conference with boosters who only care about this college football team makes it a very attractive gig. A well known coach will get a minimum of $9-10 million.
They will end up with a mediocre coach.
Every B lister or C lister is going to be interested but the A list guys are going to avoid it.
It is a B1G job but it is also a career killer. They will have big resources but will still be way behind the teams that will continue to regularly beat up on them.
Is Nebraska going to compete with Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State, Michigan State, Wisconsin, now USC, even Iowa?
The best they can hope for is a second level bowl and in most years there will be another few schools ahead of them.
Add to that the Nebraska "tradition." This means that whoever gets hired has to do things the Nebraska way, has to hire at least a couple assistants who are former players, has to honor the "traditions" and their way of doing things.
And for all of this every little mistake will be scrutinized, every move on and off the field will be reported, there is no privacy.
They were a B1G school when Frosty was hired, they were a B1G school when the coaches before Frosty were hired. If Frosty hadn't been a former husker he wouldn't have come. Look at their coaching searches prior, they quickly found themselves downgrading their ambitions.