cowboycwr said:

jikespingleton said:

bear2be2 said:

cowboycwr said:

Mitch Blood Green said:

boognish_bear said:

Not good...Aggy roller coaster vibes




I don't know what he's doing there. Here, he'd do tackling drills before the game. That'll tire out you team late into the season.

And yet there were sooooo many on here that loved when he did that! Thought it showed toughness or intimidated the other team or some other BS.


It's been weird seeing what has happened to Rhule at Nebraska. The trend lines that now look drawn in permanent ink weren't hallmarks of his teams at Temple or Baylor.


Snow was a huge part of Rhules success at Temple and Baylor but declined the DC role at Corn when Rhule took the job. That's a big loss for Rhule.

Snow said he didn't have the energy and was too old to grind out 365 days a year as a DC and recruiter.

He came back end of 2024 as a consultant and in 2025 started as the associate head coach, but does not recruit nor does he travel for recruiting. His energies are solely spent mentoring coaches and working with defense, as well as assisting the DC with game planning.

Nebraska''s Defense the last 2 years, which has vastly improved.

2025 24.6 PPG 13.2 YPP
2026 16.6 PPG 17.0 YPP - through 9 games.


Rhule's offenses have always eaten **** and that continued at Corn. Holgy was fired, as I am sure you know. I'm guessing they go after a guy like UH's OC or maybe Wake Forests OC. Whomever they target better be able to recruit and develop QBs. And the OL continues to be a weakness.


I feel like he only passed the ball here because he had the players to do it and the fans were used to it but he wanted to run more.



That sounds about right. I'm guessing in Rhules mind, he would have loved to have mirrored the Badger teams from the 2010s