After 4 years, I've come to the conclusion that 3-4 losses per year is as good as we're ever going to see.
This coaching staff has reached it's level of competence in terms of recruiting, player development, game planning,
and during game adjustments.
Until changes are made, either in recruiting, assistant coaching staff upgrades, basic coaching philosophy, or head coach replacement, this is
as good as it gets for Nebraska. No league championships, no BCS bowls, and no NC's. Ever.
In 1992, Dr. Tom was at a similar place and re-vamped the entire program. It took quite a few consecutive bowl losses
for him to swallow his pride and admit the need for wholesale changes. Needless to say, it worked.
Just blaming the players or the schedule is a cop out and doesn't address much less fix the long term issues. Can Pelini admit things need to improve or will he take Dr. Tom's initial approach blaming "lack of player execution" as the reason Husker linebackers can't cover future All NFL Miami WRs?