Huusker;n155143 said:I don't think there is a magic number.
No matter the upcoming results, if Scott Frost is willing to come to Lincoln, that will be the end of the Riley regime. But I'm not convinced Frost is ready to make the move. He might want to stay in Orlando for a time. In that case, I think Moos needs to hit a home run with someone else. He'd need to coax Bob Stoops out of retirement (unlikely) or steal away some big-time P5 coach.
If neither Frost nor a home run hire is available, Moos might give Riley one more year, even at 3-9. That would keep the recruiting class together, and buy him time to work on a better strategy.
This decision will shape Moos' career and perhaps the next 10-20 years of Nebraska football. Would you make a decision like that by saying "if he wins seven, he's back," or would you make the decision based mainly on the availability of a home run hire?
3-9 season and you will lose recruits. Hell 6-6 will lose recruits