Except the mistakes still continue because Riley is still the head coach of your football program. Meanwhile, Florida and Tennessee are contacting coaches.
It sounds to me like the rumors of contact are fan driven and not reality based. Just this week our AD came out and said Riley deserves a shot to finish out the season.
I think the ability to lead a coaching search is significantly easier when you aren't currently employing a football head coach. So if those things are happening, they are dampened because they currently have a head coach under contract. And more to the point, even if those things are happening -- I still don't think Nebraska has the ability to land a top coaching prospect and will either have to find a diamond in the rough with a coordinator, or hire Riley 2.0.
Yeah, but that was very obviously because Harbaugh came out publically and said that he wanted to finish the NFL season. Nebraska doesn't have a Jim Harbaugh.
Except everyone knew that was happening and pretty pre-determined.
Spurrier was on the Buddy Martin Radio Show and said he believes the Gators will have “an excellent coach here in 3-4 weeks.” He went on to add: “The coach is with his team now. The coach we’re going to hire is probably, I would almost 100 percent say is coaching his team today, this weekend, and through the end of the season, and maybe through the bowl game.”
Except there's no obvious choice to fill that position. When both Texas and Michigan were ending their previous coach's seasons, it was very obvious who the primary choice was going to be.
Your comment makes no sense. You commented on the Texas situation, I commented and said it was obvious that Texas was going after Herman, well before they fired Strong. You state I didn't know Nebraska fired their previous AD (which I did know)? How are those comments connected?
