RILEY FIRED

[Branno]

Trent Bray named interim head coach. Interesting, but for what? Not like there's a bowl to coach...

Someone has to be there for recruiting and other things. 

 

[BoNeyard]

Feels like a Nebraska win today, man I've missed this feeling!

GO BIG RED!!!!

 

[ColoradoHusk]

I'm just glad it's done.  There was little doubt this would happen as the season progressed, but even a little doubt that Riley would be fired worried me.

 

[The Duke]

Mike Riley was a man with class & dignity both on & off the field. Unfortunately, his on-field results were average for the coach, and well below average for a proud Cornhusker program.

Best of luck to Mike Riley in whatever he chooses to do in the future.

 

[Mavric]

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[knapplc]

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[Toe]

O linemen. O linemen never change.

 

[BigRedBuster]

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[Big red surfers]

Aloha Riley. It was NOT fun

 

[Big Mike]

Feels like a Nebraska win today, man I've missed this feeling!

GO BIG RED!!!!

Hip Hip Hooray!!

 

[knapplc]

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[BigRedBuster]

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[Toe]

Very interesting.   Better look to see which potential head coaches have a history with bray.  

Someone has to be there for recruiting and other things. 

Pretty much what I figured, but I kinda wonder how they settled on Bray. Going for someone who might possibly be back next year? Safe to say neither coordinator will return, so that leaves the position coaches. But why Bray? Parrella at least has some prior connections to Nebraska, while Bray was a guy who played for Riley at Oregon State.

 

[Husker John]

Really sounds like Moos is speaking about someone specific, doesn't it?

Definitely sounds as if someone has been pre- approved   

 

[cornhuskers4ever]

I am hoping that the next Head Coach at Nebraska can Restore the Order the right way and bring Nebraska back to it's rightful place.  Nebraska needs to be the team you have to beat again to be able to call yourself National Champions.  Nebraska needs to go back to no retreat and no surrender, and leaving it all on the field of play, where the other team is the one who gives up before the half.