Nebraska's AD needs to get extremely creative. They have to be in one of the worst coaching situations in the country. I don't recall the details but I remember Hoiberg having some crazy deal that essentially makes it impossible for them to get rid of him. Frost also has a huge buy out. They are stuck between a rock and a hard place. Must be hard to know your teams are going to suck and there's nothing you can do about it for a while.I think the Nebraska Athletic Director has to learn you've got to be a little more creative in this league
Both hoiberg and frost renegotiated their contracts after last year. Lowered payments and buyouts.Nebraska's AD needs to get extremely creative. They have to be in one of the worst coaching situations in the country. I don't recall the details but I remember Hoiberg having some crazy deal that essentially makes it impossible for them to get rid of him. Frost also has a huge buy out. They are stuck between a rock and a hard place. Must be hard to know your teams are going to suck and there's nothing you can do about it for a while.
Pollard has been a blessing to us. He has made several great hires and has been able to find people who love this university.
I heard he has to walk home, but since he is the coach at fabled kNU he can walk on water so it is not an issue.They should just leave him in Ireland.
Well that was a mistake by them but good for NU I guess.Both hoiberg and frost renegotiated their contracts after last year. Lowered payments and buyouts.
No, they had to do it. Both are trying to hold on otherwise they would have had to rebuild their careers. Take a little less to hopefully buy you two instead of one year. Either one gets let go now and Fred isn’t getting any other P6 or nba HCing jobs and frost will have to drop to an OC job and work through the G5 ranks again.Well that was a mistake by them but good for NU I guess.
I though Frost's buyout goes down to like $7 million after October 1st. That's pretty doable.Nebraska's AD needs to get extremely creative. They have to be in one of the worst coaching situations in the country. I don't recall the details but I remember Hoiberg having some crazy deal that essentially makes it impossible for them to get rid of him. Frost also has a huge buy out. They are stuck between a rock and a hard place. Must be hard to know your teams are going to suck and there's nothing you can do about it for a while.
Pollard has been a blessing to us. He has made several great hires and has been able to find people who love this university.
I though Frost's buyout goes down to like $7 million after October 1st. That's pretty doable.
I almost feel bad for them in a way. Imagine having the history and perception of your program like they do, as a fan. To wake up on the first day of every season and think, "Maybe this is the year..." only to **** the bed and have your hopes and dreams dashed to pieces before the season even starts.It’s gotta be a hopeless feeling for Nebby fans. I mean if the golden boy can’t turn it around, who can?
I'm not much older than you. 33. I have foggy memories of Eric Crouch winning the Heisman and Nebraska routinely winning the Big 12 North, but getting their asses handed to them, generally, by the good a South teams. Towards the end of their Big 12 days, I have more vivid memories of the 8- turnover ISU game, and Paul Rhoads coming up a 2-pt conversion short of beating them to get isu bowl eligible. That one stung. Missouri and Colorado had been winning a few north titles though, and Kansas St was nipping at their heels too. Their demise was imminent, move to the Big 10 or not.I just don’t see Nebraska every being “Nebraska” again. What do they have to sell…a big stadium and that they were good 30 years ago? In the 90s they were one of the programs always on TV getting exposure, had a ridiculous walk on program among other things. Now everyone is on TV, everyone has facilities and there’s much easier places to recruit to than Lincoln (which is close to zero recruiting hotbeds). I’m 30 years old, have been a huge college football fan for about 15 years. I literally only know Nebraska football as an average at best team.
The game that broke the Nebraska football program imo was 11/23/2001 vs. Colorado in Boulder. They got obliterated which was crazy at the time.I'm not much older than you. 33. I have foggy memories of Eric Crouch winning the Heisman and Nebraska routinely winning the Big 12 North, but getting their asses handed to them, generally, by the good a South teams. Towards the end of their Big 12 days, I have more vivid memories of the 8- turnover ISU game, and Paul Rhoads coming up a 2-pt conversion short of beating them to get isu bowl eligible. That one stung. Missouri and Colorado had been winning a few north titles though, and Kansas St was nipping at their heels too. Their demise was imminent, move to the Big 10 or not.
Unfortunately, if you've been an ISU fan for very long, you know what this feels like.Only comparable thing I can think of as an ISU fan is losing week 1 to UNI or North Dakota State
The game that broke the Nebraska football program imo was 11/23/2001 vs. Colorado in Boulder. They got obliterated which was crazy at the time.
Ever since that day, the decline has been in place. I think Bo Pelini demonstrated what a pretty good coach could do in the modern CFB landscape with Nebraska, but once Tom Osborne was forced out as AD, Pelini was fired shortly thereafter.
Was told boosters didn’t like Frank. He didn’t butt kiss enough.Frank Solich was 58-19 in 6 seasons. His last team won 10 games if I remember.
He was fired. The Curse of Frank Solich is real!
Or those ******** had no clue even 20 years ago
Was told boosters didn’t like Frank. He didn’t butt kiss enough.