Everyone here is a head coach......

[GMoose]

Shooting for the moon here...

Offensive Scheme: Pro Set

Offensive Cord: Jim Harbaugh

Line Coach: Milt Tenopir

QB Coach: Lane Kiffin

RB Coach: Brian Schottenheimer

WR/TE Coach: Ron Brown

Defensive Scheme: 4-3

Defensive Cord: Bo Pelini

Def Line Coach: Will Muschamp

LB Coach: Pete Carroll

DB Coach: Marvin Sanders

Head Recuiter: Ed Oregeron

 

[kchusker_chris]

Shooting for the moon here...

Offensive Scheme: Pro Set

Offensive Cord: Jim Harbaugh

Line Coach: Milt Tenopir

QB Coach: Lane Kiffin

RB Coach: Brian Schottenheimer

WR/TE Coach: Ron Brown

Defensive Scheme: 4-3

Defensive Cord: Bo Pelini

Def Line Coach: Will Muschamp

LB Coach: Pete Carroll

DB Coach: Marvin Sanders

Head Recuiter: Ed Oregeron

You almost lost me with Kiffin. Oregeron should definately be everyones recruiter though...nicely done.

 

[GMoose]

Shooting for the moon here...

Offensive Scheme: Pro Set

Offensive Cord: Jim Harbaugh

Line Coach: Milt Tenopir

QB Coach: Lane Kiffin

RB Coach: Brian Schottenheimer

WR/TE Coach: Ron Brown

Defensive Scheme: 4-3

Defensive Cord: Bo Pelini

Def Line Coach: Will Muschamp

LB Coach: Pete Carroll

DB Coach: Marvin Sanders

Head Recuiter: Ed Oregeron

You almost lost me with Kiffin. Oregeron should definately be everyones recruiter though...nicely done.

This is fantasy pick. A fantasy world is probably the only place Kiffin would not be a c**t.

Even if he is a d-bag, you cannot argue with his results. He develops QBs like it's nobody's business.

 

[UGAHusker]

Offensive Scheme: Single Wing

Offensive Cord: Pop Warner (Carlisle a long time ago)

Line Coach: Bob Bostad (Wisconsin now)

QB Coach: None

RB Coach: Bronko Nagurski (Minnesota 20s)

WR/TE Coach: Ron Brown (Nebraska now and 80s-90s)

Defensive Scheme: 4-4

Defensive Cord: Buddy Ryan (Chicago Bears )

Def Line Coach: Herman Yost (TC Williams High School (VA) 70s)

LB Coach: d!(k Butkus (Chicago Bears 60s)

DB Coach: Dave Campo (Miami 80s)

Head Recuiter: Deion Sanders (Florida State 80s-90s)

Hard-nosed schemes and coaches. 80s ThugU defensive backfield. Recruit the most talented players. Send me the crystal football now.

 

[corncraze]

First, I can't believe Chuck Norris hasn't been mentioned yet. Second, why is everyone picking Carl to be the DC rather than Bo? I'd have Urban Meyer as my OC, and I'd have Gary Patterson as my DC. I'd let them fill in their assistants under them rather than saddling them with the likes of Cotton.

Oh I kinda assumed I was Bo haha

 

[bshirt]

Offensive Cord: Tom Osborne

Line Coach: Milt Tenopir

QB Coach: Turner Gill

RB Coach: Frank Solich

WR/TE Coach: Ron Brown

Defensive Scheme: 4-3

Defensive Cord: Charlie McBride

Def Line Coach: Tony Samuel

LB Coach: Kevin Steele

DB Coach: George Darlington

Head Recuiter: Kevin Steele

pretty good list, except half these guys would be running to the store for cholesterol blockers and viagra, not sure they could hold it together for a whole season?

I say get the 50 gallon barrels of cholesterol blockers/viagra and bring in Uncle Milt as OLine coach & TO as OC. Also, throw in 100 cases of whatever beer Uncle Milt prefers. A very cold & big fridge in his office.......whatever it takes. For TO, anything he wants. Period.

Leave the defensive staff & HC exactly as it is. Marvin & Bo are the best at what they do.

 

[PaulCrewe]

Well this is my team and I am the head coach.

Offensive Scheme: Pro Style

Offensive Coordinator: Norm Chow, USC

Offenssive Line: I am sorry for this but he knows his $hit at the position, Bill Callahan

Quarterbacks: Bobby Petrino, guy produces great QB's

Running Backs: Eddie Gran, now at FSU, but has coached Duece Mcallister,John Avery(Ole Miss), Ronnie Brown, Cadillac Williams, Brandon Jacobs, Kenny Irons, Rudi Johnson, Ben Tate(Auburn), and Mario Hardesty(Vol stud)

WR/TE's: Lane Kiffin, guy is a douche but a hell of an offensive mind and coached some good WRs, oh yeah a recruiter

Defensive Scheme: 4-3

Defensive Coordinator: Pete Carrol, USC and the Seahawks and great recruiting closer

Defensive Line: Butch Davis, UNC, oh look another stud recruiter

LBs: Zach Thomas, I know he isn't coaching, but he was a decent LB eh, and he'd help get the most out of every kid that was told he wasn't big, fast or good enough

DBs: Bo Pelini, duh also my coach responsible for dealing with officials

Special Teams: Frank Beamer, results speak for themselves

Recruiting Coordinator: Ed Orgeron, kchusker_chris is right, the guy gets big time recruits

 

[lilred]

Offensive Scheme: Multi-TD Per Quarter Mondo Extravaganza Husker Style

Offensive Coordinator: Scott Frost

O-Line Coach: Scott Frost

QB Coach: Scott Frost

RB Coach: Scott Frost

WR/TE Coach: Scott Frost

Defensive Scheme: The Blackshirts Show NO Mercy

Defensive Coordinator: Mike Ditka

D-Line Coach: Ndamukong Suh

LB Coach: Demorrio D. Williams

Secondary Coach: Ralph Brown

Special Teams Coach: Alex Henery]

With this group I guarantee you I will never lose a game. I will never give up a single point. The NCAA will ship the crystal football to Memorial Stadium on August 1st every year, and then go hide. Hide and cry.

lol!

 

[Stumpy1]

Scheme: Playground

OC: Dan Hawkins

OL: Don't need one

RB: Same as above

WR: Ditto

QB: None, just run wildcat

Scheme: Two hand touch

DC: Kevin Cosgrove

DL: Doesn't matter

LB: Who cares

DB: Don't have any(all DL and LBS)

SP: The kicker off of the replacements

 

[jsneb83]

Scheme: Playground

OC: Dan Hawkins

OL: Don't need one

RB: Same as above

WR: Ditto

QB: None, just run wildcat

Scheme: Two hand touch

DC: Kevin Cosgrove

DL: Doesn't matter

LB: Who cares

DB: Don't have any(all DL and LBS)

SP: The kicker off of the replacements

Have fun going 0-12 every year.

 

[huskerscott]

Well this is my team and I am the head coach.

Offensive Scheme: Pro Style

Offensive Coordinator: Norm Chow, USC

Offenssive Line: I am sorry for this but he knows his $hit at the position, Bill Callahan

Quarterbacks: Bobby Petrino, guy produces great QB's

Running Backs: Eddie Gran, now at FSU, but has coached Duece Mcallister,John Avery(Ole Miss), Ronnie Brown, Cadillac Williams, Brandon Jacobs, Kenny Irons, Rudi Johnson, Ben Tate(Auburn), and Mario Hardesty(Vol stud)

WR/TE's: Lane Kiffin, guy is a douche but a hell of an offensive mind and coached some good WRs, oh yeah a recruiter

Defensive Scheme: 4-3

Defensive Coordinator: Pete Carrol, USC and the Seahawks and great recruiting closer

Defensive Line: Butch Davis, UNC, oh look another stud recruiter

LBs: Zach Thomas, I know he isn't coaching, but he was a decent LB eh, and he'd help get the most out of every kid that was told he wasn't big, fast or good enough

DBs: Bo Pelini, duh also my coach responsible for dealing with officials

Special Teams: Frank Beamer, results speak for themselves

Recruiting Coordinator: Ed Orgeron, kchusker_chris is right, the guy gets big time recruits

Callahan isnt a bad position coach. He has coached up Slauson pretty good for the Jets.

 

[Stumpy1]

Scheme: Playground

OC: Dan Hawkins

OL: Don't need one

RB: Same as above

WR: Ditto

QB: None, just run wildcat

Scheme: Two hand touch

DC: Kevin Cosgrove

DL: Doesn't matter

LB: Who cares

DB: Don't have any(all DL and LBS)

SP: The kicker off of the replacements

Have fun going 0-12 every year.

Hey... I'm talking pre-CU Hawkins, thats worth aleast 2 wins.

Besides, winning isn't everything.

 

[PaulCrewe]

Well this is my team and I am the head coach.

Offensive Scheme: Pro Style

Offensive Coordinator: Norm Chow, USC

Offenssive Line: I am sorry for this but he knows his $hit at the position, Bill Callahan

Quarterbacks: Bobby Petrino, guy produces great QB's

Running Backs: Eddie Gran, now at FSU, but has coached Duece Mcallister,John Avery(Ole Miss), Ronnie Brown, Cadillac Williams, Brandon Jacobs, Kenny Irons, Rudi Johnson, Ben Tate(Auburn), and Mario Hardesty(Vol stud)

WR/TE's: Lane Kiffin, guy is a douche but a hell of an offensive mind and coached some good WRs, oh yeah a recruiter

Defensive Scheme: 4-3

Defensive Coordinator: Pete Carrol, USC and the Seahawks and great recruiting closer

Defensive Line: Butch Davis, UNC, oh look another stud recruiter

LBs: Zach Thomas, I know he isn't coaching, but he was a decent LB eh, and he'd help get the most out of every kid that was told he wasn't big, fast or good enough

DBs: Bo Pelini, duh also my coach responsible for dealing with officials

Special Teams: Frank Beamer, results speak for themselves

Recruiting Coordinator: Ed Orgeron, kchusker_chris is right, the guy gets big time recruits

Callahan isnt a bad position coach. He has coached up Slauson pretty good for the Jets.

Exactly and he is often sought out by other coaches when it comes to run/pass block schemes. Like I had said he knows his stuff. On my team it is all he would do, well that and maybe public relations because we will be doing well in aspects of all areas but it would be too technical for any of you to understand you effing hillbillys

 

[JTrain]

There's a widespread fallacy that you have to know the replacement (or even that you have to be an expert coach yourself) to know that the current guy isn't working. It's just that, a fallacy, and it's becoming tiresome.

You don't have to be an auto mechanic to know your car isn't working properly. You don't even have to know exactly what went wrong or what specific part needs replacing. You just have to know that the final product (how well the car drives) isn't cutting it. After that, you leave it to the experts to fix.

Watson's final product, no matter how smart he may be, isn't cutting it. In ten seasons as an OC, Watson's offenses have finished in the top half of the conference three times, and in the top third only once. (We can argue till the cows come home about seasons in which he may or may not have had playcalling responsibilities, but the OC is ultimately responsible for the offensive production either way.) If Nebraska football is to get where most of us want it to be (BCS bowl games, top ten finishes, national title contention, etc.), we need considerably better offensive production. As fans, we can come to this conclusion in a completely rational way without knowing who the replacement might be or being able to create a better gameplan than Wats.

How many of us knew about Bo Pelini, a linebackers coach for the Green Bay Packers, when Bohl was let go in 2002? Probably few to none. And how many of us would personally make better DCs than Bohl (then or now)? Few to none. That doesn't mean we were wrong or irrational in clearly observing that we needed better. It was up to Solich and those he consulted to find the right guy.

 

[NUance]

There's a widespread fallacy that you have to know the replacement (or even that you have to be an expert coach yourself) to know that the current guy isn't working. It's just that, a fallacy, and it's becoming tiresome.

You don't have to be an auto mechanic to know your car isn't working properly. You don't even have to know exactly what went wrong or what specific part needs replacing. You just have to know that the final product (how well the car drives) isn't cutting it. After that, you leave it to the experts to fix.

Watson's final product, no matter how smart he may be, isn't cutting it. In ten seasons as an OC, Watson's offenses have finished in the top half of the conference three times, and in the top third only once. (We can argue till the cows come home about seasons in which he may or may not have had playcalling responsibilities, but the OC is ultimately responsible for the offensive production either way.) If Nebraska football is to get where most of us want it to be (BCS bowl games, top ten finishes, national title contention, etc.), we need considerably better offensive production. As fans, we can come to this conclusion in a completely rational way without knowing who the replacement might be or being able to create a better gameplan than Wats.

How many of us knew about Bo Pelini, a linebackers coach for the Green Bay Packers, when Bohl was let go in 2002? Probably few to none. And how many of us would personally make better DCs than Bohl (then or now)? Few to none. That doesn't mean we were wrong or irrational in clearly observing that we needed better. It was up to Solich and those he consulted to find the right guy.

+1

We've all heard to old adage, if it ain't broke don't fix it. Well I say, If it is broke THEN FIX IT!!