Imagine making 1.7 million just before retirement.That $25k bump in year 2 really makes the deal. He and the wife should be able to start eating out more often on that.
Imagine making 1.7 million just before retirement.That $25k bump in year 2 really makes the deal. He and the wife should be able to start eating out more often on that.
800,000 is like what, 3 million in Lincoln?
He doesn’t deserve a raise. He’s had one average defense in 4 years. You don’t reward terrible results.Didn’t realize Chinander’s salary was that high hope he gets a raise.
But we are really close.When you see our record listed out like that I'd swear someone would have to be trying to lose at NU to do that poorly. Unbelievable actually.
lack of spending is far down on the list for our losses.Nebraska’s coordinators make what many position coaches at winning schools make. NU just seems so worried about an extra 2-3 million per spent on coaches. Why? They make plenty of money. Until they have an attitude of wanting to win no matter the cost, the results will be what they’ve been. And FTR, no coach is worth what they are making, but it’s the way it is, until it isn’t. LSU paid Bo more than 2 million, then fired him without batting an eye and hired more coaches.
He doesn’t deserve a raise. He’s had one average defense in 4 years. You don’t reward terrible results.
Like who? The fans? No one is taking him away, and frankly, I wish someone would. I don’t have much confidence in him, at all. One average at best defense in 4 seasons, with what on paper says, is top 25 talent. I’m just not seeing what so many on this board are.I don't think that's the perception of most in the business who've seen what he's done.
How so? You hire a roster full of AAC coaches, and you get what you get. I’d say not having elite coaches is quite high on NU’s list of failures.lack of spending is far down on the list for our losses.
Like who? The fans? No one is taking him away, and frankly, I wish someone would. I don’t have much confidence in him, at all. One average at best defense in 4 seasons, with what on paper says, is top 25 talent. I’m just not seeing what so many on this board are.
This literally stopped me in my tracks. I think of Callahan as being an utter disaster. But comparing his record to our last two coaches…Yup
or, Bill Callahan guided Nebraska to a 27-22 record in his four years in Lincoln from 2003-07. He led the Huskers to 9-5 mark in 2006 that included a Big 12 North Division title and a trip to the Big 12 Championship Game. Nebraska lost to Oklahoma, 21-7, in the conference title game at Arrowhead Stadium, before earning a New Year's Day bowl invitation to the Cotton Bowl. NU fell to Auburn, 17-14, to close the 2006 season.
He had a bunch of super seniors on last years defense, and it was average. You think that defense will be even better this year, without those super seniors? I don’t. The 3 defenses before that, were pathetic. You might need some thicker glasses brotha.If you think the only proof that someone is well respected in the business is them leaving to take another offer, we'll disagree.
You're right in that you're not seeing what I am, but it is what it is.
I have a hard time looking at what he did last year and not being really impressed. There is talent on the roster and he is developing it and it's playing well. I thought that was the whole idea. He's making his side of the ball better.
Callahan was an epic disaster. Completely. 2/3 of this very board were all for the raises and extensions, only to see a week later, it was an epic disaster. He is Vince Lombardi compared to Riley and so far, Frost.This literally stopped me in my tracks. I think of Callahan as being an utter disaster. But comparing his record to our last two coaches…
Never mind, need to keep the optimism that next year will be a miracle turnaround that all convention wisdom says is nearly impossible. But I’m all N.