End of Pellini in Neb?

Not a fucking chance in Hell.

Or maybe Bo faced a great coach on Wisky's sideline? Man they are getting good. That RB broke a zillion records- how do they do it year in and out while we argue over "youth" , getting 4 years to get all your players, Borges sandbagged us, etc. etc. 

Good coaches GET IT DONE!!!!

Ohio rolls us, they will get rolled by Wisconsin.

For now no. They are 8-2 but he has lost 4 games every year and thry still have a chance to do that. It's really not that he lost, it's how. And they never beat anyone that is very good. I don't know what their mentality is though. For me it doesn't make sense to keep a guy where you know what your ceiling is after 7 years. A progaram like Nebraska should at least be playing for comference championships and occasionally winning one but they have not won a conference title since 1999.

They've changed coaches and coordinators, how are they so consistent with their rushing game? 

No not if they go 10-2 and that's very likely with only Minnesota and Iowa left

He ended their wandering through the desert that commenced when Osbourne left.  I cannot imagine they would risk it but they probably have a minority of fans that think Gruden, Cowher, etc would come there if the job opened.

It is one of the few big-time schools that I could see Mike Leach coaching though.

Pellini going nowhere . . . . . well, maybe Disneyland.

I don't think he's gone but if he is they have an obvious candidate that wouldn't really affect Michigan in the least. Scott Frost.

You know, in the past I used to look at pelini when he's yelling at his guys coming to the sideline after a turnover and think "that's one angry mean dude." And he might be. But man if a guy misses a block and the rb gets hit in the backfield and fumbles, I want that lineman getting yelled at and scared to ever miss a block again. We don't have that. Our guys are soft. On to the next one.

When you hear Nebraska fans calling for Callahan to come back, you know things are going well.

If anything Pelini will leave Nebraska.

Didn't Pelini tell everyone to "F off" or something in a press conference last year? I don't think he's afraid of getting fired at this point

If up to the fans, he'd be gone.  I gotta think they'd be as happy keeping him, as we'd be hiring him.

Wisconsin is so one dimensional and yet it seemed line all Gordon had to do was beat the safety. Did Nebraska ever even put 11 men on the field?

Until he leaves them for another job. Not every college fires their coach after an average season.

Nebraska is one of 4 teams with 9+ wins each of the past 5 seasons.

Without actually doing the digging, I would guess that Pellini has not under coached his recruiting anywhere near the level our regime has.  Seems like his results are not that far removed from the talent.  My guess is he is OK over there.  But that is easy for me to say after watching M  the last few years..

Pelini is 9-16 against top 25 teams. I'm actually surprised it isn't worse. 

A Nebraska fan has compiled some of his worst losses. Some pretty inexcusable margins of defeat in there for someone who was once a defensive coordinator. I'm pretty sure if this was happening here we would have run him out of town already...at least I would hope.

1. 2012 Big 10 Championship Game against Wisconsin: 70-31, gives up 539 yards rushing 
2. 2014 Wisconsin: Nebraska loses 59-24, gives up 408 yards rushing to one guy (NCAA record) 
3. 2012 Ohio State: 63-38, total disaster 5 years into the job 
4. 2012 UCLA: 36-30. gave up 653 yards. 
5. 2011 Wisconsin: 48-17, Wisconsin scored five unanswered TDs heading into the fourth quarter 
6. 2003 KSU: 38-7 at home, at the time our worst loss at home since 1958 
7. 2008 Oklahoma: 62-28, this game was over in the first quarter 
8. 2011 Michigan: 45-17, Nebraska had no answer in the second half 
9. 2013 Citrus Bowl against Georgia: 45-31, Their QB sets bowl record with 427 yards passing 
10. 2013 UCLA: 41-21 at home, included 31 unanswered points

is fine, IMO. He'll win 8+ a year until Frost brings the hyper spread to Nebraska.

People here would never fire Hoke for 3 losses, regardless of how bad the team looks. Our team has looked atrocious even in his first year. Is little Nebraska a better program with their small university. They have had great football runs, but that stadium and campus aren't all of that.

I don't think Pellini works at Nebraska.

Pelini, on the other hand...

Po' po' Bo.

Plain and simple, Nebraska made a mistake coming to the Big Ten.  They lost their long-established recruiting ground in TX and have nothing to replace it with.

They can't help but be thinking how much better their life would be right now if they were in the Big 12. 

They must have reeealy hated Texas to throw everything away just to get away from them.  That, and their admin sold them out for more $$.  So now what?

Nebraska is no longer a blueblood program, and that departure might be permanent. Their success was mostly the product of two truly legendary coaches (Bob Devaney and Tom Osborne), the latter of whom might be one of the two or three best coaches in college football history. Nebraska is not a fertile recruiting ground and Lincoln has never been an easy place to recruit players to, but the constant acceleration of recruiting timelines has hurt Nebraska more than other programs because Lincoln also isn't the easiest place to get to. Most elite prospects aren't going to delay their recruiting timelines just so they can plan a trip to Lincoln.

Having said that, Nebraska could probably do better than Pelini. But they would need to be very careful in going after candidates they have a shot at landing. If there's no one out there better than Pelini who they think they could lure to Lincoln, they would be wise to hold on to Bo.  

Frost?