Pat Forde's top 3 coaches on the hot seat

yup and the fact that you have to watch a :30 crappy commercial is as bad. Bo aint going anywhere soon barring a 2- whatever season...geeze I hate those commercials. amazing the junk they put out there to get clicks and get paid.

 
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What do all three of those schools have in common?

Tradition of excellence.

It's only a tradition until you let it die.

Nebraska has been more patient with Bo Pelini than many, many schools are with head coaches.

It's time to right this thing, and I don't have any qualms in saying that.

 
Husker66 said:
yup and the fact that you have to watch a :30 crappy commercial is as bad. Bo aint going anywhere soon barring a 2- whatever season...geeze I hate those commercials. amazing the junk they put out there to get clicks and get paid.
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how dare they try to get money for their content. and it is kinda funny how people who clicked the site criticize if for just trying to get clicks. i guess they know what they are doing.

 
Didn't read the article. I guess we can quibble about the definition of "hot seat" but imo the last thing Bo needs is another 9-4 season. Same or worse and blazing hot is warranted. Better and it can cool off, for a bit. Imo we aren't playing competition that makes four losses acceptable. Yeah, I know a bunch of you think nine wins is wonderful. I don't really wanna hear it anymore. This team needs to prove some stuff on the field and the time is now.

 
honestly, i think a 9-4 season would not be that bad, a lot of new kids up front who have never played together + injuries so far...but need to win our bowl game at the end.

 
Hunter94 said:
honestly, i think a 9-4 season would not be that bad, a lot of new kids up front who have never played together + injuries so far...but need to win our bowl game at the end.
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Hunter can be one of the most "realistic" posters on this board and in this case I agree with him

 
sd'sker said:
TheSker said:
True2tRA said:
Nebraska has been more patient with Bo Pelini than many, many schools are with head coaches.
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Please tell me exactly how many schools have had to put up with a coach only winning 70% of their games?
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how many other schools have our tradition, resources, facilities, and dedicated fanbase?
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Unfortunately, our expectations aren't what they used to be. Welcome to the New Nebraska.

 
sd'sker said:
TheSker said:
True2tRA said:
Nebraska has been more patient with Bo Pelini than many, many schools are with head coaches.
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Please tell me exactly how many schools have had to put up with a coach only winning 70% of their games?
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how many other schools have our tradition, resources, facilities, and dedicated fanbase?
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With the exception of the fan base, probably about 20, depending on criteria, give or take a few.
 
sd'sker said:
TheSker said:
True2tRA said:
Nebraska has been more patient with Bo Pelini than many, many schools are with head coaches.
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Please tell me exactly how many schools have had to put up with a coach only winning 70% of their games?
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how many other schools have our tradition, resources, facilities, and dedicated fanbase?
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off of the top of my head....Texas, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Alabama, Florida, Tennessee, Oklahoma, USC, and maybe a couple others that I'm missing as I type. Outside of retirement, NCAA violations, or subsequent failure of the new hire (e.g. Tennessee & Michigan & Nebraska for that matter), none of these teams replaced a coach with at least a 70% winning percentage and got better.

 
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