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re: Why can't Nebraska replicate the Osbourne success?
Posted on 2/18/21 at 10:20 am to Henry Jones Jr
Posted on 2/18/21 at 10:20 am to Henry Jones Jr
Be a part of the Big-8.
Play an annual game against the OU the Ever-Over-Rated (knock on wood; they might actually bring a defense in 2021).
Enjoy a balanced, game rule set which inherently rewards defenses for aggression, initiative, strength and brutality by allowing defensive players to do their jobs.
Recruiting methods others mentioned.
Play an annual game against the OU the Ever-Over-Rated (knock on wood; they might actually bring a defense in 2021).
Enjoy a balanced, game rule set which inherently rewards defenses for aggression, initiative, strength and brutality by allowing defensive players to do their jobs.
Recruiting methods others mentioned.
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Posted on 2/18/21 at 10:36 am to Woodreaux
All the things mentioned in this thread have contributed to their decline but one omission is the fact they had a legendary, visionary head coach in Osborne. They haven't had anything close to that since. Osborne, for all the hypocrisy he had with him, was a great head coach and developer of the talent he had.
A great coach on his level isn't even needed to be better than they are though. Iowa St and Minnesota are better programs than they are now and they aren't exactly in recruiting hotbeds. Nebraska has made bad hires chasing names. When Pelini is the best they've had since Tom that tells you something.
A great coach on his level isn't even needed to be better than they are though. Iowa St and Minnesota are better programs than they are now and they aren't exactly in recruiting hotbeds. Nebraska has made bad hires chasing names. When Pelini is the best they've had since Tom that tells you something.
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