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lol, they said Oregon's defense with the stop, more like Nebraska's offense and Tommy couldn't get the first down.

Prevent defenses are only good at preventing your team from winning.

Offense needs to keep scoring, D is falling apart.

Sigh

Umm, WTF just happened?

Nice D!

Getting gashed

But yall have been complaining about him all game.

Just when he throws.

Nice TD! But Tommy is hurt.

Tommy hurt wouldn't be good, need his running ability.

OMG, stop passing!

Banker's D still looking bad?

lol, nice pass TA.

This and Wisconsin barely escaping with a win against Georgia State has the SEC Trolls screeching.

I'm not surprised either.

Never gets old

Worst case I see is 7-5 and best is 10-2.

Very nice four star recruit, nice recruiting class so far, may finish 4th in the Big Ten.

A return to the option sure sounds great to me.

How Nebraska Can Return to College Football Greatness

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/james-marshall-crotty/how-to-get-the-nebraska-c_b_8668948.html?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=nebraska-cornhuskers-football

AD won't ever hire anyone that fits that style of offense though.

Not sure what is BS about it, just put yourself in the shoes of a coach that Nebraska wants to hire. Do you go there after seeing them fire a nine win coach and then the very next guy only gets one year? Maybe some no-name comes here but I guarantee you that no elite coach would want to put himself in that position.

Like I said, if I were the AD, Riley wouldn't even be here today and we wouldn't be having this conversation but alas....

I don't disagree with the identity fit, we should never have hired anyone that does not run the option in my opinion, but...

we cannot fire Riley after one season, it would be a bigger disaster than firing Solich (be kind, missing that option here). No coach in America, and I mean no coach in college or pros will ever come here if we fire a guy after one season after firing a guy that won nine games every year and that is a fact.

We are stuck with Riley, you all may as well get used to it and support Nebraska football, the alternative (never happen with our AD) would be the biggest mistake this university has ever made.

I like the fact that the team is competitive in these games, don't like the losing on the opponent's final drive of the game. Lots of blame to go around; talent level, the round pegs in square holes and the coaching.

I am still glad Bo is gone, he was an immature little child and a bad head coach, I for one will not miss those embarrassing blowout losses in nationally televised games. No one should be satisfied with 9 wins, no championships and tantrum fits on the sidelines.

Storming Eichorst's office won't change anything, he is the one that got us into this mess by making the wrong hire. He is the one that needs to be fired, Riley and co. can follow him out the door.

But who do we hire next as AD? Will that person follow the same plan Eichorst had in bringing a pro style coach to Nebraska? We've tried it twice now, time to abandon that change.

Scott Frost, because he's running Helfrich's system at Oregon. He's said in an interview that he sees the value of running the football from a power stand point and would love to implement it in his system.

 

 

My only concern with Frost is head coaching experience, not a fan of hiring coordinators especially after our last one. Would love to see him go somewhere, head coach there and prove that he can win with that program before coming to Lincoln.