A blurb on Bo Pelini and the NFL

[AustinHuskr]

Spent nine years (1994-2002) as a NFL position coach, and while his hot temper could be a drawback, he's well thought of in pro circles. One scout explained, "He runs that team like an NFL team."

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d823bfbe4/article/stoops-pelini-among-college-coaches-with-nfl-potential?module=HP11_content_stream

 

[HUSKER 37]

Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern: Highly regarded at every level of the game, Fitzgerald already has six years as a head coach under his belt, and he's only 36. "He will never leave," said an AFC personnel chief, "but I'd hire him in a minute."

 

[n.e.husker]

Could be wrong, but i dont see Bo leaving the college game.

Imagine him trying to put up with a player with heads as big as T.O.

 

[zoogs]

Bo Pelini, Nebraska: Spent nine years (1994-2002) as a NFL position coach, and while his hot temper could be a drawback, he's well thought of in pro circles. One scout explained, "He runs that team like an NFL team."

Hoo boy, that ought to get some Husker fans riled up, though it shouldn't.

 

[Landlord]

Bo loves the college game; that's why he came back and has stayed. He likes kids, he loves the players that come through his program(s), and he loves building into them. If he ever leaves Nebraska, which I don't think he will, he'll go somewhere else in college. I've never gotten the impression that it's about money or any of that stuff from him.