Rhule's coaching staff

[ramelbm]

Should have proofread. I didn't even spell it right. Nexaska?

Aksarbet

 

[Chris]

Texaksarben?

 

[RED ED]

Should have proofread. I didn't even spell it right. Nexaska?[/QUOTE

Should have proofread. I didn't even spell it right. Nexaska?

not a spelling nazi just don’t like Texas

 

[j d]

Nebraxas

 

[Hunchback Johnny]

I got it. TheTenexbraskas Connection. Short, easy to spell, and nothing is left out. TEneXbrAskaS...teNExBRASKAs Yer welcome

 

[j d]

I got it. TheTenexbraskas Connection. Short, easy to spell, and nothing is left out. TEneXbrAskaS...teNExBRASKAs Yer welcome

1 out of 3 ain`t bad.

 

[Hunchback Johnny]

1 out of 3 ain`t bad.

Thank you Meat Loaf.

 

[Chris]

Nebraska Releases Salaries, Bonus Packages for Some Assistant Football Coaches - Nebraska Football - Hail Varsity

Nebraska releases salary information for seven full-time assistants (247sports.com)

Satterfield will our highest-paid assistant ever at $1.4mil

 

[j d]

Thank you Meat Loaf.

Glad you got the reference. That song was playing in my head as I was typing it.

 

[SUHnami]

Counting just those positions that count toward the $7mil budget, Rhule's staff is only a couple more than Frost's staff as of now. However, I believe there are significantly more analysts and other admin etc roles that are in a different budget.

Yeah and he should've been given a couple mill more for his staff. JMO.

 

[Doc Fumble]

Math was never my best subject, but the current numbers means Rhule has 2.3 million to split between his final three coaches. That would mean the three would average over 700,000 if divided equally. That doesn't sound right to me that they'd be that high given the other salaries.

I wonder if the salaries for his new Chief of Staff and Director of Football Operations are either: 1) included in the mix; or 2) paid from a departmental salary pool but have been 'sweetened' by the salary pool Coach Rhule operates.

 

[Chris]

Math was never my best subject, but the current numbers means Rhule has 2.3 million to split between his final three coaches. That would mean the three would average over 700,000 if divided equally. That doesn't sound right to me that they'd be that high given the other salaries.

I wonder if the salaries for his new Chief of Staff and Director of Football Operations are either: 1) included in the mix; or 2) paid from a departmental salary pool but have been 'sweetened' by the salary pool Coach Rhule operates.

or maybe some of the incentive pool is in there?

 

[TheBlackSkirts]

Texabraska

Absolutely not will I allow Texas to be represented first in the combination of the names

 

[Sgt Red]

I agree. Needs to be Nebrexas.

Absolutely not will I allow Texas to be represented first in the combination of the names

 

[Hunchback Johnny]

Absolutely not will I allow Texas to be represented first in the combination of the names

Alright alright...Final answer - Nebraskas. We will concede the "as(s)" at the end just for them.

 

[Sgt Red]

Nebraskas or Nebrexas. Maybe we need a poll for these names or some other name combo. lol

 

[ATX_Husker]

Shatel: Nebraska assistants making invaluable impressions on high school coaches, fanbase

 

[GIJoeRed]

Nebraskas or Nebrexas. Maybe we need a poll for these names or some other name combo. lol

Nebrexas is for local kids leaving the State.

 

[Doc Fumble]

Shatel: Nebraska assistants making invaluable impressions on high school coaches, fanbase

HOLY COW! Shatel's article brought out the "feels!!!"

Genuine recruiting -- if done well -- requires A LOT of hard work.

It's one thing to 'touch base' with small town Nebraska coaches (and it's sounded to me like even the touch base part hasn't been happening much,) but it's a whole different level of relationship-building to do the kind of leg work that Coach Foley put in that Shatel described in his article.

 

[ATX_Husker]

Sounds like head football trainer Mark Mayer is gone immediately

Mark Mayer - Head Football Athletic Trainer, ATC - Staff Directory - University of Nebraska