Who should our next HC be?

[lo country]

3 minutes ago, TGHusker said:

I was thinking of the negative - someone laughing at the post is how I take the smiley face.  

 

That's why  miss the rolly eyes.  I use the  as it was funny ie made me laugh.  Not like I think the post was stupid.

[BIGREDIOWAN]

11 minutes ago, Jason Sitoke said:

You suck at leaving 

 

This might be my most favorite post on Huskerboard of all time! #gold 

[Jason Sitoke]

Just now, TGHusker said:

Question: when did that GWB closed door thing happen?   What is the story behind it?  Pretty funny

I don’t make ‘em.  I just link em. 

[TGHusker]

Just now, Jason Sitoke said:

I don’t make ‘em.  I just link em. 

Yes, I know - just asking in case someone else knew if it was a real situation.

[TGHusker]

2 minutes ago, lo country said:

That's why  miss the rolly eyes.  I use the  as it was funny ie made me laugh.  Not like I think the post was stupid.

True.  I haven't figured out what how the smiley face should be used. I figure it was to laugh at the post in disagreement.  

[TheSker]

16 minutes ago, TGHusker said:

Contacts, knowledge - from a different and higher level of football. 

Kinda like Callahan came away from it with a "different and higher level of football"?.......again whatever the hell that means.

[PasstheDamnBallGuy]

5 minutes ago, Caveman said:

 

So...that makes you believe they will come to Nebraska? 

Nebraska has recruiting classes in the teens recently with no on field success. I'm not sure Baylor ever reached that high even after winning their conference 

[TGHusker]

One positive about MJ's time as IHC was that only one guy transferred out after Frost was fired.  I think the players really respect him and I think if he is retained that we will have very few transfers out of the program.  We retain MJ, MJ retains the players.  But, it is all in the HC hands ultimately.  

[TGHusker]

3 minutes ago, TheSker said:

Kinda like Callahan came away from it with a "different and higher level of football"?.......again whatever the hell that means.

BC was out of his element trying to be a college HC.  Rhule is primarily wired to be a college coach. 

[TheSker]

Just now, TGHusker said:

BC was out of his element trying to be a college HC.  Rhule is primarily wired to be a college coach. 

And now with a "different and higher level of football"!!!!

[TGHusker]

2 minutes ago, TheSker said:

And now with a "different and higher level of football"!!!!

as a OL coach not HC

[Caveman]

26 minutes ago, PasstheDamnBallGuy said:

Nebraska has recruiting classes in the teens recently with no on field success. I'm not sure Baylor ever reached that high even after winning their conference 

 

Rhule's classes were not as highly rated. His classes were mostly 3 star Texas kids with a few kids from neighboring states. 

[InOmaha]

6 minutes ago, Caveman said:

 

Rhule's classes were not as highly rated. His classes were mostly 3 star Texas kids with a few kids from neighboring states. 

 

And yet he performed at a higher level with them.  At least they went to a bowl.

 

We're happy to beat Purdue or Iowa.

[TheSker]

27 minutes ago, TGHusker said:

as a OL coach not HC

I'm referring to Rhule.  According to you, he now has the "resources" that are a "different and higher level of football".  I literally don't know what you mean.

[Husker816]

2 minutes ago, InOmaha said:

 

And yet he performed at a higher level with them.  At least they went to a bowl.

 

We're happy to beat Purdue or Iowa.

Yep Riley/Frost had top 25 classes but stargazing means d!(k when you can't develop talent.