They could probably just pump him full of the **** they fed their kids back in the 80s and 90s.
Nebraska sux
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Latest news has NU football coach must keep current interim coach on his staff. I am sure they will be getting all kinds of applications from coaches willing to be told who they must hire. AD has such a great record on who they’ve hired so far.
I listened to Omaha sports on 590 a bit yesterday, they're positive that the Nebraska NIL program will save them.
And that is exactly why Nebraska remains a doormat of a program. They think that because they were at the top of the mountain back in the previous century, they can simply buy their way back to success.
You gotta make the long hard climb up the rough side of the mountain to create the culture necessary to sustain a winning program, but Nebraska has no interest in doing that. They keep looking for the golden escalator, which doesn't exist. I hope they never realize this.
For you youngsters out there, Tom Osborne is who started Nebraska along this path. When the Big 12 was formed, Osborne, along with Texas, Texas A&M, and Oklahoma, voted against equal revenue sharing in order to keep the have-nots from competing with the elites of the conference. Then Osborne was angry with the members of the old Big 12 because they would not follow the Huskers' lead in other conference issues.
Yes Husker fans mention it every time they talk about Nebraska football. It's their shiny new justification for their arrogance to replace the tired old Facilities and fan support they used to use, which proved to be overrated in terms of directly translating into wins.
Nebby started all this realignment because they thought were better than others. Sorry Tommy O you ******* prick Nebby started to suck when partial qualifiers and scholly limits were in place. **** Nebby forever, they can rot in hell.
Guarantee after today Aranda is a lot higher on Nebraska’s list than Campbell.
But they can’t get Aranda. There’s plenty of noise they can get Campbell.
Maybe I missed something. Is there a legitimate reason they can’t get Aranda? I know it would take HUGE money…which they have. I have heard the same “noise” you have about Nebraska and Campbell (I live in NE…it’s pretty much all I have heard the past few weeks!).
Aranda can get better jobs than Nebraska, and I'd argue Baylor is a better job than Nebraska with location.
Agree with all this. Plus as long as they expand the playoffs to at least 8 the B12 is guaranteed at least one spot and right now Baylor is the defending B12 champs and looking solid. Better path to the playoffs in the B12. Nebby isn't overtaking Ohio State anytime soon.
lol, what 'noise' is that, other than that one rando nebraska guy on twitter?
What we've seen so far is that Campbell has had better offers and turned them down. Not sure why that would suddenly change this year.
If he feels he's accomplished all he can here, he can always wait a year or two and go for somewhere he'll be much more set up for success.
From what I’ve heard neither Aranda or Campbell are that concerned about money. In Campbell’s case he’s expressed a desire to build a program like Mt. Union in Division 3. I think he just now has the program and culture where he wants it. He has said he really likes this team and the young players. If he wants to coach high paid NIL professionals I think he would go the pro football route instead.
Me, who is part Nebraska fan, even finds this stuff crap...
5 National Titles - All 90's and prior, none in this millennium
3 Heismans - None since 2001
Sellouts streak - thing is a sham at this points, even some husker fans don't acknowledge it
B1G - better for money but that is about it
Better recruits - a well developed 3 star is better than a lazy 4/5 star (see Texas) so this point is poo
As much as I would like to see Aranda at Nebraska, it is not worth the move from his current spot at Baylor unfortunately
The fanbase needs to stop talking about anything that happened pre-2010 or so. Continually talking about their history as a bar for the future leads to unrealistic expectations for what's achievable in the 2020s or 2030s. Yes, Nebraska can build a good football program with the right coach. No, they will not win like they did in the 70s, 80s and 90s. No, they will not have a run like Alabama has had over the past 13 years. No, they will not have a run like Ohio St has had for the past 20 years. Yes, the right coach could build something like what Wisconsin has done over the past 30 years, or Iowa has over the past 20.
