That's a good list. Props to you.Realistic Expectations?
(The sarcastic side of me wants to post something snarky.)
However, I will answer the question as intended...
1. Players that have the speed, athleticism, size, strength, etc to be able to compete with any team nationally on any field.
2. Players who play every snap with 100% effort/motor/heart.
3. Players that are coachable.
4. Players that stay out of trouble with the law. (This applies to our coaches also.)
5. Players that go to class and graduate.
6. Players that are involved with the community.
I figure, we get all six of those points (or, at the bare minimum 1-3) and the wins/championships will take care of itself.
Good list. Pelini's teams usually had 4 or 5 of those covered. So I'm wondering, do your expectations include any actual on field results or are you happy with winning 7-8-9 games per year over inferior competition and getting beat by the better teams and getting blown out once or twice, as long as your list is satisfied?Realistic Expectations?
(The sarcastic side of me wants to post something snarky.)
However, I will answer the question as intended...
1. Players that have the speed, athleticism, size, strength, etc to be able to compete with any team nationally on any field.
2. Players who play every snap with 100% effort/motor/heart.
3. Players that are coachable.
4. Players that stay out of trouble with the law. (This applies to our coaches also.)
5. Players that go to class and graduate.
6. Players that are involved with the community.
I figure, we get all six of those points (or, at the bare minimum 1-3) and the wins/championships will take care of itself.
Well, I implied that, with competent to excellent coaching...JJHusker1 said:
Good list. Pelini's teams usually had 4 or 5 of those covered. So I'm wondering, do your expectations include any actual on field results or are you happy with winning 7-8-9 games per year over inferior competition and getting beat by the better teams and getting blown out once or twice, as long as your list is satisfied?
Well okay, excellent list then.Well, I implied that, with competent to excellent coaching...JJHusker1 said:
Good list. Pelini's teams usually had 4 or 5 of those covered. So I'm wondering, do your expectations include any actual on field results or are you happy with winning 7-8-9 games per year over inferior competition and getting beat by the better teams and getting blown out once or twice, as long as your list is satisfied?
* winning 9-11 games yearly,
* being in regular contention for conference, and in some years national, championship contention,
should go be achievable if we have my points 1-6 listed above.
Good post, can't help but wonder what the snarky side was going to unleash.....Realistic Expectations?
(The sarcastic side of me wants to post something snarky.)
However, I will answer the question as intended...
1. Players that have the speed, athleticism, size, strength, etc to be able to compete with any team nationally on any field.
2. Players who play every snap with 100% effort/motor/heart.
3. Players that are coachable.
4. Players that stay out of trouble with the law. (This applies to our coaches also.)
5. Players that go to class and graduate.
6. Players that are involved with the community.
I figure, we get all six of those points (or, at the bare minimum 1-3) and the wins/championships will take care of itself.