Remaining Staff additions

[BigRedBuster]

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[Huskerfollower4life]

https://www.on3.com/college/nebraska-cornhuskers/news/former-carolina-panthers-player-mikey-daniel-joins-matt-rhules-nebraska-staff-as-analyst/ Mikey Daniels joins the staff as a analyst.

 

[Huskerfollower4life]

https://huskercorner.com/2023/02/04/nebraska-football-ron-brown-new-title/ Ron Brown has a new job title.  Director of player support and outreach.  

 

[BigRedBuster]

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[gobiggergoredder]

The debate is now which is better:  

1. $2 million coordinators (the “splash”) or

2. What Rhule did

 

[BigRedBuster]

The debate is now which is better:  

1. $2 million coordinators (the “splash”) or

2. What Rhule did

Don't know.  But, I'll support what we got and see where it goes.

 

[SouthLincoln Husker]

Don't know.  But, I'll support what we got and see where it goes.

It's a wait & see game!

 

[runningblind]

The debate is now which is better:  

1. $2 million coordinators (the “splash”) or

2. What Rhule did

I am guessing this is a much more well rounded approach, but it isn't nearly as fun.  You know what is the most fun however?  Winning.  So I will hope for a heaping helping of that. 

 

[84HuskerLaw]

The chief analysts are the HC and his assistant coaches.  That’s why they get the bigger bucks. Backroom analysts are the assistants to the assistants at most.  Frankly, a couple in each side of the ball and perhaps the STs is or should be more than enough.  
 

At a time when recruiting is way behind the competition, perhaps several more helpers to search the talent pool is needed.  But too many chefs / cooks may not be a benefit to making the best meal.  
 

Rhule appears to be in full control and ultimately it’s his job to assemble, teach and guide the team. He assigns specific tasks and will hold individuals accountable but in the end it’s Rhule that bears final responsibility for all things football.  

 

[Mavric]

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