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Brick by brick. Pebble by pebble. It's a process. A long process that gives me job security
I'm comfortable this morning knowing this man is not in charge of UCONN football.
Brick by brick. Pebble by pebble. It's a process. A long process that gives me job security
Wrong about Nebraska. Cautionary point for the whiny UConn hoop fans amongst us (you know who you are)
Nebraska was elite. For a long time.
Then, first with Solich and then with Bo Pelini, Nebraska was doing 9 or 10 win seasons and their fans were dismayed. Not elite ... but damn good. We have to have a realistic chance of collective expectations as the years go on. Not forever elite. But win some championships.
Bobby Boy at his best.
Diaco said he expects every one of his defenders to be better the next time they play after Saturday's Buckeye experience.
"So as a coach, the silver lining of this dark, miserable cloud, the silver lining is that the players are improving through experience. And then overall, the unit, brick by brick, building, the unit is building, It'll become the type of unit in time ... we are just getting started. we are just getting started.
"I mean, I just got here," Diaco continued. "These players are playing, a lot of new players are playing. We are just getting started with our unit, we're getting started with our culture which has been under spectacular amount of strain and attack, but we're just getting started...
Diaco finished with an optimistic thought about his young players after a miserable night. It's one he has to believe, and they have to believe, even if many on the outside will be full of doubt.
"They're going to be really good," he said, "and we're going to be really good."
His biggest problem with the players is once they get by the translation of his malapropian analogies and inane metaphors, they run smack in the face of his disingenuous praise.
His biggest problem with the players is once they get by the translation of his malapropian analogies and inane metaphors, they run smack in the face of his disingenuous praise.
Could Bob Diaco's days be numbered?
Nebraska has hired Bill Moos away from Washington State to be its new athletic director.
Could Bob Diaco's days be numbered?
Nebraska has hired Bill Moos away from Washington State to be its new athletic director.
Moos' comment about midseason firings is valid. I think come the end of the season we will see a complete coaching change at Nebraska.
Maybe they can tape his pink slip to the door of the loading elevatorI don't think Diaco will have time to walk back to the locker room after the last game before he is fired.
It's an awesome way to win...oh you meant for Diac-uh-oh's defense! Well it's not that OSU got a great win...being pre-season, oh wait that wasn't preseason? Oops, well I'm sure he can make a rivalry trophy, just get some wood, some nails, some barb wire, and some duct tape, wrap it up and call it the "Try Hard". Or perhaps he can make a placard, frame his pants, and call it the bloody mess trophy...I'm sure tOSU will cherish whatever it is...being a new rivalry, it's bound to go over Yuge!Allowing a TD every single time an opponent's 1st team O was on the field (8 total) and giving up > 600 yards and > 40 first downs may not be a great way to win
"...his hair was perfect...bep"Well, at least his hair looked good.
Was at the game. Team has totally quit on the staff. Them (and everyone) will throw a blank check at Scott Frost.
"Nebraska was a dead program walking, look at the trends" and has made 4 conference title games in the last 10 years. Think they'll be fine.