Glad no staff movement this offseason

Hm.  No employer wants to keep an unwilling employee normally but fired = let go.   Often it’s sorry you’re leaving us but wish you well.  
The timing (shortness in this case apparently) suggests to me as a complete outsider that Walters indeed was keeping his future options open to greener pastures for awhile.  It’s too bad for both parties as the NU job is a very

good one that paid VERY well imo.
Whether Walters is HC material remains to be seen.  He seems to feel confident in himself but his pressers weren’t all that impressive though it’s likely he felt he had to be submissive to Frost and maybe not speak as freely as he would have preferred.  He never seemed to play the OC role all that publicly really so maybe he felt he was more symbolic in that sense.  Just a guess and not being critical as to any of this.  I liked him and feel he represented the program and school well.  Really all Frost’s coaches seem to have done likewise.  
College coaching is a big game of musical chairs. Most resumes are replete with numerous brief stints (1 or 2 years or so) all over.  Great for experience and diversity but not so much as to loyalty and stability.  Players may prefer some consistency as opposed to a bunch of changes.  Eventually they all need to learn to cope with change - a career will be filled with abrupt changes etc.  

 
Appears Frost gave him and DeWitt some time to get another job but Walters didn't get any bites, not for any OC/HC jobs anyway. Not sure what to believe in terms of Joseph and Lubick but I'm happy with this hire either way.

 
84HuskerLaw said:
The timing (shortness in this case apparently) suggests to me as a complete outsider that Walters indeed was keeping his future options open to greener pastures for awhile.


Being paid $700,000 / year means you're a multi-millionaire if you ride your contract out. As such, "greener pastures" in this context isn't likely.

Translation: He was fired.

 
Being paid $700,000 / year means you're a multi-millionaire if you ride your contract out. As such, "greener pastures" in this context isn't likely.

Translation: He was fired.
And I’m sure he was a multi millionaire before he got to Nebraska. 

 
He had to have reached that mark at least a decade ago, probably more like 15 years.

 
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Being paid $700,000 / year means you're a multi-millionaire if you ride your contract out. As such, "greener pastures" in this context isn't likely.

Translation: He was fired.


Pretty obvious now that he and DeWitt had been fired unofficially for a while but we held-off on making things public in hopes of both finding a soft landing. Walters didn't find one and we had to pull the plug to get Lubick on-board.

 
Fire up the “not done with staff changes” rumor mill again. Offensive Quality Control coach in DFW recruiting. So who’s not on the road?


 
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