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I agree it's a valid point......but seriously, is head coaching turnover every 6 years the answer either?what Carriker said at the end of the video is spot on. if we go 9-4 which seems likely we need to put a timetable on pelini for how much time he's gonna get to get Nebraska over the hump
no but you should have expectations for where your program should be after a certain period of time. if you would have asked me when Pelini was hired if I would be happy with zero conference titles in 5 years probably 6 years I would have said no and that 5-6 years is enough time to at least win a conference title. it tuff because he does win 9 games a year and even with this defense Nebraska should win 9 with this schedule but how long do you settle for 9 wins a year with no hardwareI agree it's a valid point......but seriously, is head coaching turnover every 6 years the answer either?what Carriker said at the end of the video is spot on. if we go 9-4 which seems likely we need to put a timetable on pelini for how much time he's gonna get to get Nebraska over the hump
I think the next step or getting over the hump would be winning a conference though, Pelini has done a good job of getting to three in five years so the next step would actually winning one. its a real crappy position to be in because he has been so consistence with the 9-10 wins i just don't know if that will be enough eventually he's gonna have to do moreHow do you define over the hump? 10-2 with losses being blowouts or 9-4/8-5 with the losses being super competitive. It's not just cut and dried here. And you cant require championships, you just cant. I demand progress. So yes, as hard as it is to believe, I'm getting a little impatient myself. But, I'm also 100% for the program regardless, and coaching changes and starting over are never a good thing. As long as the effort is there and the wheels dont come off-which we're no where close to at the moment (seriously, we're not)-and we keep winning a significant amount of games (9-10 at least), a coaching change is and should be completely out of the question.
And in the 70's, we were concerned about Osborne's record vs Oklahoma. And in the 80's into the 90's we were concerned about Osborne losing 7 straight bowl games. I can't argue about the blowout losses, I don't like them either, but sticking with a coach for 25 paid very high dividends. And by the way, a few OU/Nebraska scores from early in Osborne's tenure.....1973, OU 27 NU nada......1975, OU 35 Good Guys 10......1977, OU 38 Good Guys 7. (and soon thereafter TO was considering leaving Nebraska....what?????).I am more concerned about his record vs BCS competition .....0 for our last 3....etc
Bo Pelini is 33-21 at Nebraska in games vs BCS conference schools. 15 of those 33 wins came against opponents who finished with a losing record. Only 5 wins against teams who finished with a record of 9-5 or better.I am more concerned about his record vs BCS competition .....0 for our last 3....etc