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[Nebraska Fan]

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Just amazing how wrong this staff is on so many fronts.

 

[Headcard]

Weather it is the staff or admissions, which is implicated in the article, it need changed. We cannot miss opportunities to upgrade our talent like this.

 

[Nebraska Fan]

Weather it is the staff or admissions, which is implicated in the article, it need changed. We cannot miss opportunities to upgrade our talent like this.

Admissions stated there hasn't been any changes. IMO it is just another miss on the part of the staff or SE didn't want JUCOs. And even if it were SE MR needs grow balls and stand up for the program.

 

[barney44]

Sounds like finger pointing to me..

 

[Mr.Scary13]

Definitely not on the staff. Past history will tell you that Riley hit up jucos. Somebody f*cked the staff pretty hard by frowning on the jucos as Nebraska desperately needed some the last couple yers.

 

[oldjar07]

Admissions stated there hasn't been any changes. IMO it is just another miss on the part of the staff or SE didn't want JUCOs. And even if it were SE MR needs grow balls and stand up for the program.

Exactly, I heard the same thing with how MR handled discipline. Who gives a **** what SE wants? Discipline your players so that you can put a good product on the field.

 

[dinglefritz]

Definitely not on the staff. Past history will tell you that Riley hit up jucos. Somebody f*cked the staff pretty hard by frowning on the jucos as Nebraska desperately needed some the last couple yers.

All Riley heard was how pissed people were that Callahan took so many JUCOs. He mistakenly thought he would get 4-5 years to build a consistent winner with his own high school recruits.

 

[Mr.Scary13]

All Riley heard was how pissed people were that Callahan took so many JUCOs. He mistakenly thought he would get 4-5 years to build a consistent winner with his own high school recruits.

Sure, but I believe someone all but told the staff to stay away from jucos. Who that is, would be the question.

 

[Cornicator]

In Riley's defense, he never had enough scholarship space.

 

[Pennsyhusker_rivals246774]

I have no problem with how Riley has recruited. As dingle says, he thought he was building for the long haul. Recruiting has not been Riley's problem. His problems stem more from some of his coaching staff choices.

 

[CatColumbia]

Will Frost take JUCO’s? That’s the important question.

 

[Shimmer003]

Will Frost take JUCO’s? That’s the important question.

Florida recruits too well to rely on JUCO’s

 

[Pennsyhusker_rivals246774]

Florida recruits too well to rely on JUCO’s

Beat me to it. Dang

 

[Phillipe]

All Riley heard was how pissed people were that Callahan took so many JUCOs. He mistakenly thought he would get 4-5 years to build a consistent winner with his own high school recruits.

Really, when did he tell you that?

Because if Riley was stupid enough to think that he had 4-5 years to build a consistent winner than he is a complete idiot. What is his definition of a consistent winner? The expectations were pretty clear. I can quote you from the guy that hired him if you like.

Anybody thinking that there was no urgency to improve on 9 win seasons is a complete idiot.

As the guy that fired the last coach said:

"At the end of the day, I think we have kids in our program that are capable of winning championships.”

So, maybe you are stupid enough to think that a losing season in his first year was acceptable, backed up by the crapstorm we have seen since. But, nobody else should have been this stupid especially the coach that was hired by the guy that also said:

"I am not going to lower our standards, and I don’t think Nebraskan’s want that."
and
"I think we are positioned to play championship-caliber football here at the University of Nebraska."

But please continue and pretend that you and Riley didn't know the expectations at Nebraska..

 

[oldjar07]

All Riley heard was how pissed people were that Callahan took so many JUCOs. He mistakenly thought he would get 4-5 years to build a consistent winner with his own high school recruits.

You want a coach who misjudged the situation that badly? You trust him to use good judgment to make decisions to build a successful program?