Yeah, because TO was ready to retire and wanted to move on with other things. I want that for everyone that has the chance to do that in their life. Be super successful and realize that you would like to try something else and embrace a new challenge.
I'm on board with what you're saying, but teach is cherry picking data to support his "always .500 coach" narrative. I'm showing that I can cherry-pick the data to get a totally different outcome.
I am not cheery picking, I didn't bring up his last 10, it was brought up in this thread.
But for Riley you hope he moves on regardless of how he performs. I'm pointing out that isn't really what you should want if you want the Huskers to succeed.
If he wins it all and retires I would be a happy fan and thrilled for him for accomplishing something that amazing.
What's so said, is like you said...NU has become that base expectation of most teams now. That's friggin pitiful.
You are cherry-picking. If Riley was 9-1 over that span, you wouldn't have mentioned it. Riley is 16-12 at Nebraska, which is .571
Would you be happier for one of your two scenarios or if Riley wins it all and continues as the HC?
Yes, and you're missing teach's intent: that he wants Riley to retire regardless of results.
If that is what he wanted I would be happy for him. My guess, since he said he came here for the reason of taking a "final run" is that he would win it all, retire and move back home.
