Totally agree, redfred.
From his very first presser as Nebraska's OC, Satterfield made a big deal out of (cue drumroll...) huddling up between plays. My thinking at the time is that his goal was to slow it down and dominate time of possession. That all SOUNDED good at the time. But this ain't the 1960s. In addition to getting stuffed a lot, it often looked like we were playing in slow motion. And worse, it never felt like Satt had a plan.
When Holgorsen took over, my immediate impression was, "Holy Cow, we're actually playing with some rhythm!!!" IMO, Big Ten defenses are too good to give them time to adjust between plays. You've got to keep them on their toes.