Who should our next HC be?
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Xmas32
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Good test for him this week with Sparty rolling into Seattle. UW is my other team so selfishly, I'd like to see him stay put after how badly the Jimmy Lake experience went.
Decoy73
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Yep. Sorry, no more questions. We're out of time. :lol:Thanks @mav
That's a fairly long winded response to a simple question....Hmm...
gossamorharpy
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Will Urban's new nickname be Rural Meyer when he's our next coach and brings a title back to Lincoln?
Shadow_Husker
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I haven't read all 80 pages of this forum so I apologize if this has been asked, But what is all the hype around Matt Campbell? Record wise he is barely over .500 did I miss something
Red Five
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Read all 80 pages and you will see the pluses and minuses of him.
And last I checked 79-49 is not “barely over .500”.
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Hagg
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He's 44 - 34 outside the conf Toledo is in, whatever it is. Not as bad as SF's record outside the conf he was in before the Big Ten, but a wrong direction hire if I ever saw one.
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HuskerNation1
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Agree that this will be a good test. I expect MSU to win, but if Washington is competitive it would be a good sign for Washington's new coach.
Shadow_Husker
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I agree better then frosts record. I guess I just don't see him having much success in the conference.
huskerfan99
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https://247sports.com/LongFormArticle/Ranking-college-footballs-top-15-coaches-for-2022-182680941/Amp/
This puts it into a pretty good perspective as to who we should be targeting.
Mark Stoops is still my choice.
This puts it into a pretty good perspective as to who we should be targeting.
Mark Stoops is still my choice.
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Hagg
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Not a straw man as we are comparing Chadwell's potential success to Frost's. Frost was a G5 and failed at NU. He had success 1 out 2 years . And a phenomenal 2nd year. Chadwell has improved each spot he was at. He's like 22-3 the past two years. In a conference that has had two teams beat NU.
His scheme works. At least against G5 competition. He did this 3 years into a move from a "lesser" division to a better one. When you say it'd be hard for any school to travel on 5 days notice and play an option team without film study or practice, it does speak to a proof of concept. As it does with his W-L record. Again, this record is against G5 schools so it is not proof it would work in the B1G, but does work. And running his version of the option, not like TO's, Army, Navy or AF, it would be new to the B1G. How much practice do you think teams will/can dedicate to preparing for it. Wouldn't be a lot of film initially.
I understand your concerns and reservations. It appears on paper to be Frost 2.0, but this version has run this system as a HC for years. Not just 2. I think he'd adjust his system to the B1G. Maybe use a TE instead of two backs. Use him as a H-back. Then again, two back set if we can keep AA and AG could be pretty good. I'd definitely give him a look. See what his philosophy is.
Going to be interesting to see who NU chooses/who chooses NU. A lot of rumors the next few months for sure.
Red Five
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Do you know how many coaches have had a winning record in the last 100 years of ISU football?
I might reconsider on Urban Meyer if Suh is somehow on staff too to keep him in line. Throw in a little Deion Sanders for good measure, and we're set!
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