DevoHusker
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I will be happy, this year, if we get an 8-4 finish...I have too much scar tissue to say anything higher than that :cry
I think you can have a successful season at 6-6 if you've balled out but the game just didn't go your way and the younger players played well.
I get that Nebraska is different. But if the last coaching staff and athletic administration ruined the team and culture as much as we believe, then I think we need to measure success a little differently than we have in the past. Small steps.I can see that sort of scenario for a lot of teams, but not Nebraska. If the offense is as explosive as it should be, even if you account for bad luck then the defense has to be nearly equally as bad as the offense is good to approach a .500 record.
The primary thing that that needs to happen to consider the season a success is significant defensive improvement. Without that, it’s hard to say the team is making strides to its ultimate goal...winning championships.
I get that Nebraska is different. But if the last coaching staff and athletic administration ruined the team and culture as much as we believe, then I think we need to measure success a little differently than we have in the past. Small steps.
This has nothing to do with patience or math. It's about taking a different approach to measuring success after the last coach nuked our program.The problem isn’t patience or lack thereof, it’s the math.
6-6 is not successful no matter how you slice it with the schedule we have, the coaching staff we have, and the players we have returning.This has nothing to do with patience or math. It's about taking a different approach to measuring success after the last coach nuked our program.
This has nothing to do with patience or math. It's about taking a different approach to measuring success after the last coach nuked our program.
If success is measured simply by the record, Bo Pelini should still be coaching at NU. There is more to it especially after back to back 4-8 seasons. Just one hogs opinion6-6 is not successful no matter how you slice it with the schedule we have, the coaching staff we have, and the players we have returning.
If success is measured simply by the record, Bo Pelini should still be coaching at NU. There is more to it especially after back to back 4-8 seasons. Just one hogs opinion
I'm new here. I've stopped in every once in a while but not with regularity.I’m defining the parameters involved in the aforementioned 6-6 record. A .500 record has certain characteristics, one of which is production and scoring differentials approach equality.
If you’ve read my posts over the years, you’d know I don’t measure teams by wins.
Another definition of success for me...is when games vs NW and Minny and Iowa are no longer "toss up" games.