I'm sure Rhule can see what is or isn't working half way through year two. And while fans that have waited over 18years to see a change want something done mid season, I still feel Rhule is not going to make a change after 18 games at NU, even if he sees something needs to change.
If we go 4-1 the rest of the way or even 3-2, will we see coaching changes?
Coaches are stubborn, now more so than ever with all the social media. When they make a change, they don’t want it to look like their fault for the gaff to begin with (see OU). They don’t want their knowledge questioned by Joe Random. Hence, they hold firm longer than they should. I mean, in business, if I’ve made a mistake, and I realize I made a mistake, I’m figuring out a way to fix it, quickly. That’s my job. Same with coaching, less the pay scale. Own mistakes, then dominate.
Bo should have had 2, TWO, Big 12 titles. One was stolen, the other was fumbled away. If administration hadn’t got in the way, who knows what Bo could have done? After that, he no longer cared. I know exactly what you are saying, 18 years, but in my mind, it hasn’t been. We had 3 good Pelini years (2009 was the best team defense this century), 7 overall. I haven’t thrown in the towel on Rhule. I do expect a blowout loss Saturday. Still want him to succeed moving forward, but find an offense for college. Find something. Nebraska doesn’t do anything well offensively.
Ok genius, tell us what’s incorrect about it? What’s untrue? Look around the country?
"Nebraska is 0-for-5 in games that would clinch bowl eligibility under Rhule."
What’s inaccurate about it? I mean, he did. He hired people who have worked for him before, his friends. Whether it turns out good or not? Unknown at this point.
I don't think the changes needed to be made can be quantified by wins/losses at the coordinator or position coach level. You need to dig deeper and look at our offense/defense/position group production.
