Please let that be all. You've been pretty persistent about it. Your last thread here states your thoughts. Why keep repeating yourself over and over? Never mind I don't really want to know.
Agreed. If you believe people learn more from failure than success, I'd say Riley talking to Callahan and hearing Callahan's thoughts about what he would have done differently is not be a bad thing.Im sorry but f#*k this.First presser, you could tell he was a bit nervous and rightfully so. Seems like a nice guy so he gets a pass for coming off like Painfully Awkward Rob Lowe.
A few suggestions... despite what he may have read in a brochure, he needs recognize DONU as less Mayberry and more Terminus. Even nice guys can get eaten alive here. ex. Doc Sadler.
Ixnay on the illBay allahanCay.... dropping his name might have gone over well in the interview with Perlman but in the rest of the state it's a surefire way to guarantee a high percentage of spit in any food or drink you don't prepare yourself.
Open practices...might hold off for a year till you get the lay of the land. That way you avoid "Black Friday"-type crowds and mayhem and you won't look like a meanie for having to close them down to actually get something done.
If you are serious about looking at retaining any of this staff, do it now and get them out on the road before the dead period. Salvage what you can of the class and avoid a bubble down the road.
And lastly, if you find the opportunity to accidently refer to Dirk Chatlain as "Dork" you'll earn support from unforeseen segments of the fanbase and promote the healing process.
Bill Callahan happened. He coached Nebraska for four years. He had two wretched years and two other ones where this board went gaga for by about a 70/30 margin. We believed in Bill Callahan.
Acting like he's some bogeyman that we can't mention means we will never move on , move past and accept/learn from our mistakes.
Riley is a football mind,he's our coach, he accepts us for our glory and our faults that's what he meant when he referenced BC.
Jesus, enough. It was 7 years ago and we hired Bo as a result. Not exactly the cleanest fix.
We will never move on if we don't acknowledge our past mistakes. And I feel Riley/Eichorst know this. We should too
His offensive line right now is as good as any in the league. Granted, he has 3 young 1st rounders to work with (one of whom is probably the real rookie of the year), but still.
