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Official ****braska Hate Thread
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Wow, thought for sure they'd wait til after Oct 1st
Honestly. I wish cu was in the position to do the same thing and eat a massive buyout.
Honestly this should offer a precedent for the admin to pull the trigger
Damn! Yeah surprised it was this fast. No real reason to not wait until buyout is halved unless he agreed to it.
Agreed
That's a good point.
RG you're up!
ahoelsken
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Kind of called it. Thought he was probably one more embarrassing L from being shown the door. I thought that would happen next week.
Still betting OU and giving the points.
Depends on if CU administration actually does something big this season as well.
What are these emotions you speak of?
"We are delighted to have agreed on a new 10 year contract with Karl Dorrell!"
Article
www.cbssports.com
Nebraska fires Scott Frost: Cornhuskers pay massive buyout to dismiss coach three games into fifth season
Frost was unable to find success in four-plus seasons at his alma mater
www.cbssports.com
Lt.Col.FrankSlade
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Wasn't Mickey Joseph the QB OU planted into the benches?
I go for in over his head at a program like Nebraska. A fraud doesn't do what he did at UCF.
We can laugh at the Nubs and Frost, but they could have saved like $5 million is they had waited 3 more weeks.
Meanwhile, even if we get blown out every game this season (I think we will), CU will ride out the season with KD.
**** the Huskers, but at least their admin cares.
Meanwhile, even if we get blown out every game this season (I think we will), CU will ride out the season with KD.
**** the Huskers, but at least their admin cares.
Mb2658
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Edit: From 2020. What’s the tally up to now?
Nubs have spent more firing coaches than anyone else
LINCOLN — No athletic department spent more money on firing football and men’s basketball coaches in the past 15 years than Nebraska, a new study shows.
Since 2005, Nebraska has fired football coaches Bill Callahan, Bo Pelini and Mike Riley and men’s basketball coaches Doc Sadler and Tim Miles. That cost NU a total of $27,914,154 in severance pay, according to NCAA financial reports obtained in a public records request by Athletic Director U. That ranks most among 52 power conference schools, just ahead of Auburn, Florida, Kansas and UCLA.
Nubs have spent more firing coaches than anyone else
LINCOLN — No athletic department spent more money on firing football and men’s basketball coaches in the past 15 years than Nebraska, a new study shows.
Since 2005, Nebraska has fired football coaches Bill Callahan, Bo Pelini and Mike Riley and men’s basketball coaches Doc Sadler and Tim Miles. That cost NU a total of $27,914,154 in severance pay, according to NCAA financial reports obtained in a public records request by Athletic Director U. That ranks most among 52 power conference schools, just ahead of Auburn, Florida, Kansas and UCLA.
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When will CU have what it takes to even try to make positive change to its football program? If nothing else I'll give Nebraska credit for that.
Agreed. For maybe the first time ever, I’m jealous of something Nebraska did.
There's no difference. He inherited an uber talented team at UCF that had quit on their former coaches. He brought in the same staff essentially and they rolled.
They can't beat any of the teams with Nebraska P5 talent (which is weak P5 talent overall) that UCF was beating (with better talent).
Why? He didn't inherit the uber talent at UCF and he didn't stay long enough to have him destroy what he inherited.