HuskerVotary;n154627 said:We all have our moments, me and you included, RSR.
smallz243;n154616 said:Be careful what you wish for with elk hunting. It's a blast but extremely difficult with a low success rate. It's not like deer where they have their usual territory and you can find one pretty easy. It sounds like Doc has it too easy with his elk. If he was going into a canyon and had the elk bagged in a couple hours it sounds like he keeps elk leashed up.
On one hand, the dots are so damn easy to connect. A couple of old war horses. A pair of Pac-12 veterans. Smiles all around. Mike Riley and Bill Moos, Butch and Sundance.
On the other hand …
“It’s not good for Riley,” Jim Walden, the former Washington State football coach/radio analyst and Nebraska Cornhuskers assistant, told Land of 10 this week. “Absolutely not. Nothing’s good for Riley.
“His team got beat 56-14 [by Ohio State]. They were [crushed] at home for another ballgame … In my opinion, nothing Bill Moos is going to do is going to make it nice for Riley.”
Walden, 79, watched from the Pacific Northwest last Saturday night as the Buckeyes handed Nebraska its worst home loss in a conference tilt since 1949. The coach-turned-radio personality has a foot in both Cornhuskers and Cougars camps: Walden was a graduate assistant in Lincoln under Bob Devaney in 1969 and 1970 and an assistant under Devaney in 1971 and 1972. He joined the Washington State staff as an assistant 1977 and coached Wazzu from 1978 to 1986.
“Scott Frost is going to have to make a decision. It’ll be him or Chip Kelly,” Walden continued. “I’m sorry to be the voice of doom for Mike Riley, which I hate, because I happen to think the world of him.”
And he’s been there, several times over. But 3-4 is 3-4. And 11-10 — Riley’s record in the Big Ten — is 11-10.
When Huskers fans are leaving at halftime, as chunks did on Saturday, Big Red fans have already voted with their feet. And hearts.
“Make no bones about it,” Walden said. “[When] the new A.D. gets the job, one of the requirements of the new job is, ‘When you come here, will you fire the coach?’ And the answer better be, ‘Yes,’ or he’s not going there.”
Husker94;n154755 said:I sincerely hope the new head football coach is NOT Chip Kelly. Bill Moos talked a lot about "fit" at his press conference and I don't think Kelly is a "fit" here. That being said, finding a football coach who can return this program to where we want it to be...that matters far more than my notions of him.
Red Storm Rising;n154756 said:I believe we need to be open-minded to different styles of offense--honestly, I'm ok with something with spread concepts and a throw first/mobile QB---Chip Kelly would be an interesting hire--and would get the immediate attention of a lot of high-profile recruits--just give him (or anyone else) the $$ to hire the best defensive staff available--honestly, I think I miss a real blackshirt defense more than a dominant running game
GBR
Hunchback Johnny;n154972 said:I'm not one to spread rumours but I have a reliable source deep in the crevasses of the athletic department mentioning a very big name expressing interest in the NU job. I promised my source to keep it to myself until it becomes ofish but the coaches name rhymes with Lob Scoops. That's all I can say right now because I don't want to break the trust of this most reliable informant. I'll try and share more info as it becomes available as long as I'm certain I did not spill the beans or jeopardize the process. Please don't start prying for more info because I am a man of my word.
joshuahuskers;n154981 said:Sorry, but I'm not buying this one. I really think Stoops is retired. And why would he leave OU for a rebuilding project.
charlie;n154973 said:I am confused. He is a field hockey coach?
Hunchback Johnny;n154990 said:I did not expect this behavior from you Charlie. I thought it was made crystal clear that I could not divulge anything more for fear of losing insider information forever,
One more small hint...if you all promise to stop with the out of control inquiries. The last school he coached at rhymes with Hokraphoma. Now that is it. I have probably said too much already.
Hunchback Johnny;n154990 said:I did not expect this behavior from you Charlie. I thought it was made crystal clear that I could not divulge anything more for fear of losing insider information forever,
One more small hint...if you all promise to stop with the out of control inquiries. The last school he coached at rhymes with Hokraphoma. Now that is it. I have probably said too much already.
Hunchback Johnny;n154990 said:I did not expect this behavior from you Charlie. I thought it was made crystal clear that I could not divulge anything more for fear of losing insider information forever,
One more small hint...if you all promise to stop with the out of control inquiries. The last school he coached at rhymes with Hokraphoma. Now that is it. I have probably said too much already.

Hunchback Johnny;n154972 said:I'm not one to spread rumours but I have a reliable source deep in the crevasses of the athletic department mentioning a very big name expressing interest in the NU job. I promised my source to keep it to myself until it becomes ofish but the coaches name rhymes with Lob Scoops. That's all I can say right now because I don't want to break the trust of this most reliable informant. I'll try and share more info as it becomes available as long as I'm certain I did not spill the beans or jeopardize the process. Please don't start prying for more info because I am a man of my word.