Have we cleaned house this thoroughly ever before with a coaching change?
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Coaching Staff Changes & Tracker
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Doubtful
Almost every time besides Solich.
letl's see. CAlly kept Gill, but not as a coach. but think gill went to packers? in some capacity
Bo kept the OC?, whatever his name was.
Frost brought back Ron Brown...which is still on husker staff in some capacity under Rhule.
Don't think Riley kept anyone
Devaney cleaned house? kept one? Bible? well it was quite an exodus of coaches when Dana took over
Regarding incoming HCs and their first-year staffs, after doing a little digging, I believe that:
Solich retained all of Osborne's assistants. The only new assistant was RB coach Darlington, who took over Solich's previous role.
Callahan retained Bill Busch, Scott Downing, Turner Gill, and Dave Kennedy.
Pelini retained Shawn Watson, Barney Cotton, Ted Gilmore, Marvin Sanders, and Curt Baldus, and brought back Ron Brown.
Riley cleaned house.
Frost cleaned house.
Corrections welcomed...
Solich retained all of Osborne's assistants. The only new assistant was RB coach Darlington, who took over Solich's previous role.
Callahan retained Bill Busch, Scott Downing, Turner Gill, and Dave Kennedy.
Pelini retained Shawn Watson, Barney Cotton, Ted Gilmore, Marvin Sanders, and Curt Baldus, and brought back Ron Brown.
Riley cleaned house.
Frost cleaned house.
Corrections welcomed...
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Darlington was not the rb coach for Solich. He was the elder statesman on the staff from Osborne, coaching dbacks.
The rb coach for Solich was Dave Gillespie
Barney cotton was not on Callahan staff. He was coaching at Iowa state. I don't believe Marvin Sanders was on Callahan staff, either
I don't think Bill Busch was on Solich staff
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Some changes werent immediate. I'm talking entire staff here mostly as well.
1998 staff wiki should have all the other first year coaching staffs too
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letl's see. CAlly kept Gill, but not as a coach. but think gill went to packers? in some capacity
Bo kept the OC?, whatever his name was.
Frost brought back Ron Brown...which is still on husker staff in some capacity under Rhule.
Don't think Riley kept anyone
Devaney cleaned house? kept one? Bible? well it was quite an exodus of coaches when Dana took over
Riley attempted to keep at least one from Bo's staff and offered Charlton Warren. I believe Warren accepted at first and he decided to leave later on.
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