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Don Buckingham
Glad to see an acknowledgement that the O wasn't working. This shows some urgency about winning which I appreciate.
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Bill Greim
Seems pretty obvious that when something is not working very well and you don’t know how to fix it you bring in outside experts for advise. Common practice.
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Brad Bredenkamp
Holgerson has enough experience that he should be able to watch some film and the players in practice and call plays that play to their strengths. I'm betting he is also smart enough to stick with what's working until the other team stops it, and to develop some offensive rhythm.
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Robert Lloyd
Anything is better than Satterfield. But I don't know why we didn't go after the US Army's OC who only makes $190k and absolutely knows how to run the ball.
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Brad Bredenkamp
Because Army's OC can call the triple option and run the ball, but he probably doesn't know how to call for a pro-style quarterback. Plus it is very unlikely that Army's OC is going to jump ship right now the way their season is going. Maybe gets a look after the season if Holgerson doesn't stay.
Dick Plock
Needed change for quite a many games. Our offensive & defense coordinators are being out smarted.
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Skeptical of sudden shift
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michael daly
The habits of almost 2 years don't change overnight. That being said, A new , more forceful, high expectation coach, might be able to snap them awake and Go
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Yes, they have the games.
It's going to be tough.
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Randy Weitzenkamp
My heart says yes, but my head says no. Are they capable? Absolutely, but we haven't seen enough consistency in any of the 3 phases of the game to warrant any confidence that we can win one of the last three games.
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Robert Lloyd
Why don't we recruit the Army's offensive coordinator who really know how to develop a running game? And he only makes $190,000 per year.
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John Lienemann
They have to fight for it. I will be honest and say it depends on which NU team shows up and that’s why I think it’s going to be tough. They could either win the last 3 games but they could also lose the last 3 games.
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Bill Scheef
Nope...hate to say it but we need a dual threat at QB. It was worth the try, but DR is better off served playing for a program that best suits his drop back talent and at this point in time it's not here. We will drop all three and maybe giving Lincoln Riley two weeks to plan...it's not good !
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Roger Moellendorf
Sadly, no, I don't think it will happen. There are just too many problems with every aspect of their game. Especially offense and special teams.
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Bill Petty
I am not hopeful that this team will win another game this year. Just about every phase of the game is sub par. We have clearly regressed as the season has unfolded. Don't forget how much Jeff Simms was hyped last year; how did that turn out. I don't have confidence in the coaching staff.
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if a healthy athlete gets this it is like the flu. Short-term and no long-term damage. Let them play!
Replywe don't let fear dictate!
ReplyAre they going to extend eligibility for the players. If they can get the games, go for it.
ReplyLife without football would be terrible. For the players, fans and coaches. Of course they would follow safety guidelines. The NHL has not had any problems with corona so far - lets use their model!
ReplyIf they can do it safely, then yes have the games. It would be nice to see a variety of schools - maybe some old Big 8 rivals.
ReplyThis would be great. As long as each participant has the same philosophy on testing, then what difference does it make. Maybe stay out of Texas? But what about eligibility if playing more than 4 games
ReplyI think the players need to do what they do. No one is getting younger. For many this season is a chance at something big. The benefits outweigh the risks IMO.
ReplyWe need college football and the players are probably safer on campus than at home.
ReplyEverything in life is a risk to some degree. This is no different.
ReplyThese student players deserve to play !
ReplyAbsolutely. They act like football will cause covid. Play on, but think twice about non FBS teams.
Replyheck yes they should play, big 12, or acc, or even sec, free country if a kids parents are ok with it then play
ReplySchedule with whoever still wants to play. You can get Covid going to the grocery store. The players have access to the best medical attention, facilities and testing. Why not play?
Replythey can play all fall sports!!! test the athletes, put them in a dorm and quarantine all of them.
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