Riley > Mora

[Blackshirt96]

I'm right along with skersfan, i'll give them 3 years to show progress. progress doesn't mean world beaters. after year 4, then the heat will get turned up. So far, i like everything about MR, except the product on the field. I'll give him time to right that ship also! One thing i'm very sure of, If MR can't get the job done, he will leave without making an a$$ out of himself like the last jerk! MR came into this job knowing the leash would be short but came anyway!

I agree, but we cannot see another season where academic's is the only reason we get into a bowl game.

 

[beorach]

I think Pete Carrol and the undefeated #1 USC team lost to him also, and then again as #4. And did it rushing the ball with the Rogers brothers.

You can look at the kids on this team and see they are having fun, working hard. With what left, most could not believe the change, and it took awhile to buy in. My guess is that most have bought in and those that haven't are going to be gone soon.

We lost to Purdue, with a whole lot of problems, but take into consideration they nearly beast Michigan State fair and square. So they may not have the greatest results, but they were capable of putting good games together.

Mike Riley has beaten top rated teams on a regular basis. Let's give the guy a couple of years to see what he can build. Year number 3 he is not doing I will be right hear saying he needs to go.

Shh, we all know better than SE and decided MR was the wrong hire about half a season in! That's sarcasm, of course. Lots of folks never gave him a chance. p.s. - Bo wasn't just 0-2 against him. Our team looked bad for half those two games against Mora and the first one was his (Mora's) first game against a BCS team. If I had asked someone who had never watched either team, I'd bet you they'd have pegged UCLA as the team that had been coached by the same guy for five (4?) years already to that point. Halftime of that first UCLA game was the time I first thought Nebraska needed to roll the dice on someone else. A little of that may have had to do with his flirting with Miami, too.