Having a .edu email address isn't anything special. I could register a .edu domain without being affiliated with any sort of educational institution.
I'm skeptical, as many will be, that you're not just full of s#!t. His response doesn't sound like an email from a chancellor. It sounds like a message board response...
This is the chain. I sent it to Perlman's email with my Husker account, and received an email from his account. I don't give a damn what you believe. Someone asked to see what he replied and I showed them. Who would make this up , and for what purpose?
This is not Nebraska football.
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Hal Daub <hdaub@nebraska.edu>
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Sat 9/23, 11:03 AM
[SIZE=10pt]You can appreciate the volume of messages so I apologize for this tardy response. Fan and alumni Input helps us do our work better and the voices we heard influenced this matter. We have the opportunity to become that Championship Team we all would like to have. Thanks again and GBR. Hal
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Sat 9/16, 6:57 PM
[SIZE=12pt]The original email on this chain was sent 11/1/15.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=12pt]This was not the right coach to fit Nebraska's culture and expectations at that time.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=12pt]This is not the right coach to fit Nebraska's Culture or expectations at this time.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=12pt]I wish I had been wrong.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=12pt]Hire Scott Frost and let him heal the program before we sink any further into obscurity.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=12pt]Thank you for your time.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=12pt]Proud Husker Alumni [/SIZE]
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Sun 11/1/2015, 6:47 PM
Sir I appreciate your response to my concerns. As an alum it means a great deal to me. Please take note of other fans. The environment is turning toxic around the program I love.
Scott Frost is the guy to heal the wounds. This is all the input I have on the matter as I respectfully acknowledge you are a busy man.
Thank you
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Hal Daub <hdaub@nebraska.edu>
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Sun 11/1/2015, 6:02 PM
Thanks for your considered expression of concerns and we appreciate your commitment. Hal
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[SIZE=10pt]From: [/SIZE]@huskers.unl.edu
[SIZE=10pt]Sent: [/SIZE]Sunday, November 1, 2015 5:56 PM
[SIZE=10pt]To: [/SIZE]seichorst2@unl.edu; Harvey S Perlman; hhawks@nebraksa.edu; Tim Clare; Jim Pillen; Bob Whitehouse; Robert Schafer; Kent Schroeder; Hal Daub
[SIZE=10pt]Subject: [/SIZE]This is not Nebraska football.
Greetings. My wife and I are proud alumni. My entire family pride themselves with lifetime support and association with Nebraska, specifically football.
This team has always represented the state and fans on a level that is unprecedented in sports. I am more than concerned presently at the coaching staff that has been selected to lead our student athletes. They do not, and honestly will not meet the expectations of Nebraska.
I have a fairly engaged pulse with the heartbeat of the fan base. They are becoming apathetic. Many are vowing to not renew their tickets, provide donations, buy gear, or watch the games unless a change is made. This is troubling and can not be allowed to continue.
A mistake was made in this hire. The principals of sunk cost apply. Regardless of what money has been committed retaining this staff will result in revenue loss well beyond that expense if the fans lose support.
I am more than sure if it is purely a revenue concern the fans and alumni will collectively support a new coaching staff fundraiser to meet the needs.
Making a bad hire is a mistake any school can make. Nebraska football may never recover if immediate steps are not taken to rectify this error.
Thank you for your time.
Go Big Red
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Harvey Perlman <hperlman1@unl.edu>
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[SIZE=12pt]I understand. You wouldn’t write unless you cared. But hope you will consider this:[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=12pt]You don’t want to give Riley a few years to recruit? Well, consider how this will look when we recruit a replacement. Anyone want to be football coach where you will have half a season to prove yourself and you will have to play with the players the former coaches left. And, oh by the way, it might be hard to recruit any new players because Nebraska doesn’t give you a chance if you are not immediately successful so players can’t count on you being around if they come here. And don’t try to use excuse of injuries to your top players or that the former coaches didn’t recruit very well. Won’t work. Can’t wait to see who we would hire under those circumstances. In such circumstances I hope we would get lucky but I’m skeptical.[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=12pt]Harvey Perlman[/SIZE]