All of the critics -- and Pelini had plenty last season -- figure to line up at the coach's door if Nebraska falls off track in September or October and warm, funny Bo reverts to snarly, irritable Bo.
These past several months have provided plenty of new fodder.
What are they running over there at Nebraska, a football program or a fun house? An unfair commentary, sure, but reality can be that way, especially when social media enters the mix.
It's silly that such discussion exists, but this is the climate that Pelini helped create by changing the narrative with his YouTube videos and Faux Pelini Twitter fun.
Nebraska offensive coordinator Tim Beck, who grew up four houses from the Pelini family in Youngstown, Ohio, and has known Bo longer than anyone in Lincoln, said he often grew frustrated that people judged the coach solely from observations on game days.
