Rhule's coaching staff

I don't know how they are going to change the O in just a couple games. Maybe install some complimentary plays.
 
It's so obvious that you can't consistently win in this conference without winning the line of scrimmage and consistently running the ball. But Satterfield either doesn't understand that or can't figure out how to make it work.
 
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We were so spoiled all those years. I have never seen so much money and so much work thrown at a problem and still barley manage to get to subpar product. If only we could gravitate toward mediocracy, it would be an improvement
 
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We were so spoiled all those years. I have never seen so much money and so much work thrown at a problem and still barley manage to get to subpar product. If only we could graviaate toward mediocracy, it would be an improvement
Honestly, I'm not even sure if we can get back to mediocracy. You see flashes of something and then they just seem to fall on their swords.

Don't know what the answer is or if there is an answer at this point. I've read some good about DH but plenty of negatives as well so :Iono3:
 
Nebraska has two head coaches, one former and one current, (Pelini and now Rhule) who both played their college football in the B1G and somehow neither one of them knows what it takes to win in this league? Is this real life?

The answer is so simple: RUN THE %$#@ING FOOTBALL.

I have never seen so many supposedly smart people, being paid so much money to be so utterly perplexed by a problem with such a simple solution. This is a line of scrimmage league. The good/great teams have extremely good to great interior lines on both sides of the ball.

Why is this so impossible for Matt Rhule and all these other "big brains" to figure out????
 
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Nebraska has two head coaches, one former and one current, (Pelini and now Rhule) who both played their college football in the B1G and somehow neither one of them knows what it takes to win in this league? Is this real life?

The answer is so simple: RUN THE %$#@ING FOOTBALL.

I have never seen so many supposedly smart people, being paid so much money to be so utterly perplexed by a problem with such a simple solution. This is a line of scrimmage league. The good/great teams have extremely good to great interior lines on both sides of the ball.

Why is this so impossible for Matt Rhule and all these other "big brains" to figure out????
pssssssssssss You cant just run the ball, you have to have balance and brains and so far we have not seen that combination.
 
Nebraska has two head coaches, one former and one current, (Pelini and now Rhule) who both played their college football in the B1G and somehow neither one of them knows what it takes to win in this league? Is this real life?

The answer is so simple: RUN THE %$#@ING FOOTBALL.

I have never seen so many supposedly smart people, being paid so much money to be so utterly perplexed by a problem with such a simple solution. This is a line of scrimmage league. The good/great teams have extremely good to great interior lines on both sides of the ball.

Why is this so impossible for Matt Rhule and all these other "big brains" to figure out????
Not bad?
 
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If this is the offense we are going to go to then Haarberg is probably the only QB on the roster able to actually run it. I dont think Riola or Kalien are good enough runners to do it
 
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Going back to the first page of this thread, HC Rhule said "If you want a tough team, hire tough coaches." I don't think Satt or the WR coach, McGuire, are tough coaches. All I know about Foley is it ain't working. Tony and Pot Roast seem to fit the bill.
 
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If this is the offense we are going to go to then Haarberg is probably the only QB on the roster able to actually run it. I dont think Riola or Kalien are good enough runners to do it
Think Brandon Weeden at Oklahoma State when trying to envision what it will look like with Raiola. Interestingly that offense went from number 61 nationally to number 1 in his first year as OC for the Cowboys.