If Pelini "cuts his teeth" the same way Bob Stoops did at OU, I have no problem with it.I don't like to think that NU is somewhere that head coaches go to cut their teeth, but options 2 and 4 are ridiculous.
I think Osborne put it best when he said Pelini was a Stoops type of hire. Someone who could move the program forward but also embrace tradition and connect with Nebraska fans. Pelini has that midwest background as well as previous experience here. I think he was the right choice. Of course we won't know for another four years how good or bad of a choice.I wish you wouldve kept Cally and Coz...
Didn't Osborne "cut his teeth" at NU. Ya never know, Pelini might turn into
that lifer coach all Nebraska fans want.
That's exactly my point. It's a gamble I am not sure that was needed to be taken.If Pelini "cuts his teeth" the same way Bob Stoops did at OU, I have no problem with it.I don't like to think that NU is somewhere that head coaches go to cut their teeth, but options 2 and 4 are ridiculous.
As for option 4, (keeping Callahan) I will just pretend like that option is not there. I like to pretend like the entire Callahan era never existed. Sweet- we still have our bowl streak and KU hasn't beat us in decades. Rock.
Well, keeping Callahan around wasn't a viable option IMO.That's exactly my point. It's a gamble I am not sure that was needed to be taken.If Pelini "cuts his teeth" the same way Bob Stoops did at OU, I have no problem with it.I don't like to think that NU is somewhere that head coaches go to cut their teeth, but options 2 and 4 are ridiculous.
As for option 4, (keeping Callahan) I will just pretend like that option is not there. I like to pretend like the entire Callahan era never existed. Sweet- we still have our bowl streak and KU hasn't beat us in decades. Rock.
Sure, in the end it's really about the person and whether they are right for the position but you gotta wonder..