SDhuskerinuk

I like the hire in regards to his abilities to evaluate talent and develop players, and his demeanor. I am a little concerned about his age and the pro-style system. Even if he begins winning Big Ten titles and contending for CFP spots, how long will he stay? In 5 years he'll be 67. Will Nebraska be looking for a new coach again 5 to 6 years because he retires? Second, can Nebraska draw pro-style quarterbacks with enough talent to win championships? We've had 4 star QB talent, but they've nearly always been dual-threat quarterbacks. There have been six 5 star, three 4 star, and one 3 star quarterbacks leading the past 10 national championship teams. While star ratings are often vague and wrong, it is evident that national champions have really good quarterbacks leading them. Can Riley draw in pro-style quarterbacks with enough talent?

In addition to Taylor's turnover propensity, the turnover problem from the last couple of years initially seemed to be due to the offense practicing too many plays and not having enough repetition of core plays that would produce consistency. The turnovers were somewhat reduced initially once Beck reduced the number of plays practiced and increased the repetition. Could the current problems now be due to the fact that 2 quarterbacks are each taking half the snaps, instead of taking most of the snaps in practice? Repetition does produce consistency.