In responding to other thread, it reminded me about something that Bo was speaking about when he first came to Nebraska in regards his own experiences learning from many great NFL minds/coaches.
Bo really seemed to be very passionate about this aspect of coaching -- learning and teaching from other coaches.
In his four short years here, he has had a significant impact on the careers of many young coaches. I can think of at least 6 so far that have advanced their coaching careers since Bo's arrival.
If my thoughts are accurate, that Bo views this as a very important aspect of his position here at Nebraska. Does Nebraska offer Bo a greater opportunity here than at any other "Top 10" BCS program.
While some of us moan and groan about the perceived lack of experience of our past and present coordinators. Would Bo have the same freedom and leeway at say Ohio State, Miami, Penn St. etc as he does here? Can one image how the tOSU fanbase would react to the promotion of a 4 yr position coach to DC ?
Bo really seemed to be very passionate about this aspect of coaching -- learning and teaching from other coaches.
In his four short years here, he has had a significant impact on the careers of many young coaches. I can think of at least 6 so far that have advanced their coaching careers since Bo's arrival.
If my thoughts are accurate, that Bo views this as a very important aspect of his position here at Nebraska. Does Nebraska offer Bo a greater opportunity here than at any other "Top 10" BCS program.
While some of us moan and groan about the perceived lack of experience of our past and present coordinators. Would Bo have the same freedom and leeway at say Ohio State, Miami, Penn St. etc as he does here? Can one image how the tOSU fanbase would react to the promotion of a 4 yr position coach to DC ?