Not the team, but the administration??
First, let me state that I'm not a Nebraska fan -- I have pulled for Nebraska off and on over the course of nearly four decades, going back to Nebraska thumping Alabama in 1972.
The "off and on" support depends a bit on whether two schools that I attended -- ASU and USC are doing well or not.
Having said all that, here's the question. It appears to me that your coach isn't doing all that great a job. Whether it's the recruiting, his system, his assistants, or just him, a losing season just isn't acceptable at Nebraska.
So why doesn't Nebraska just fire him instead of continuing this charade? I would think the chances of him coaching the Big Red next year are about zero. Osborne himself could finish coaching the team for the season, and Nebraska would get the jump on everyone else in the coaching vacancy derby.
Is the Nebraska adminstration hoping that he will somehow just resign and give up his big guaranteed contract? If that's the case, isn't it sort of wishful hoping that Callahan will just give up however many million dollars just to get out of town?
First, let me state that I'm not a Nebraska fan -- I have pulled for Nebraska off and on over the course of nearly four decades, going back to Nebraska thumping Alabama in 1972.
The "off and on" support depends a bit on whether two schools that I attended -- ASU and USC are doing well or not.
Having said all that, here's the question. It appears to me that your coach isn't doing all that great a job. Whether it's the recruiting, his system, his assistants, or just him, a losing season just isn't acceptable at Nebraska.
So why doesn't Nebraska just fire him instead of continuing this charade? I would think the chances of him coaching the Big Red next year are about zero. Osborne himself could finish coaching the team for the season, and Nebraska would get the jump on everyone else in the coaching vacancy derby.
Is the Nebraska adminstration hoping that he will somehow just resign and give up his big guaranteed contract? If that's the case, isn't it sort of wishful hoping that Callahan will just give up however many million dollars just to get out of town?