Just a couple thoughts on the "sloganeering" comment.
First off, this is classic offseason stuff; it's a total nothingburger but people will make a big deal of it because there's no football to talk about. I'm doing it too.

There'll be much less of this kind of stuff five weeks from now.
To Scott's comments about how Osborne didn't have sayings & slogans and "taught us the right way to do things": Hard to argue though that Osborne wasn't a great motivator. I think it's incorrect to say that he didn't motivate in his own "man of few words" sort of way. But Scott is right of course that he didn't use slogans or any of that kind of thing obviously.
Basically my point there is, I do hope that Scott understands where he can possibly take a better role as a motivator in his own way because I'm kind of thinking we need a bit more of that. I don't want the PJ Fleck route, that's not what I'm saying...but hopefully Scott sees the same disconnect that Alberts sees of how nobody - the players included - really give a s*** that Nebraska
used to be great.