I don’t consider it a failure maybe a little disappointing because blowout against Indiana,didn’t finish in the top 25, lost in the same fashion against Iowa but it was a success because one we made it to a bowl game two beating Wisconsin for like the first time and three we won the bowl game it wasn’t pretty but we won.And also we competed with Ohio State yes it was a loss but I rather lose close to Ohio State then get blown out.
Slow-paced progress, but progress on a mid-tier team is heading in the right direction and should lead to us becoming a great team. The little bit of success we did have could result in better recruiting. I don't think 2025 is the year for Nebraska still, but I DO think it's the year we can make Nebraska a great home for a larger quantity of great players.
wasnt a smooth season, fired the ST coach, demoted OC mid season, yet we still went to and won a bowl game. and now we have a top 10 portal class. lotta people were afraid that rhule would be too loyalist to his guys, but to me its clear that he expects to win, and when things aren't working, he makes changes.
Look, it’s progress. DR is a talented young man, super good human being, works hard. Hopefully God will continue to bless him and give him opportunities to shine.
It was both honestly. Can’t discount how huge going bowling and getting 7 wins is. We also have to acknowledge how many games they lost that they should have won.
Nobody could have predicted that Indiana was going to do what they did. I was kinda iffy on Illinois, UCLA and USC should have been wins. I got salty losing to Iowa again. But, the toughness of the offense at the end of the pinstripe bowl gave me hope for next year. 2024 was a success in growth in learning. That's part of the process.
I think the biggest improvement will be seeing the inherited players graduate out. There are some good apples, but there are plenty that get that "here we go again" mentality in their play. If you play like a champion, good things will come. Rhule is doing what needs to be done. He's said it in multiple press conferences that he wins because of the people around him, not because of him. That alone should breed confidence.
I completely agree. I think I’d have to grade Nebraska as a C+ this past season. They reached a win total they haven’t been able to in 8 years, they Beat Colorado and Wisconsin, and won a bowl game. It’s a good enough grade for this year, but they need to make a jump next year.
My favorite part about this season was going to the Pinstripe Bowl! I moved this past summer to the East Coast, so this was my first season where I couldn't go to any games in Lincoln (and I went to A LOT of them back then). So, being able to once again see the Huskers play in-person was really nice, and I'm PROUD to say I got to see them WIN their long-awaited Bowl Game, GBR!
A success in terms of overall program improvement. A nice step forward but there is certainly room for improvement. The very best thing about this season is Rhule demonstrated that he is willing to tweak what he's doing and do what is necessary to improve. That's what Osborne did over and over until he built an unstoppable Juggernaut and not all coaches we've had have been willing to take the necessary steps in a timely manner. This bodes well for the future as Rhule has demonstrated he will work until he finds the right mix.
Both 1st and 2nd seasons were under par. Should of had at least a 9 win season with the talent and schedule. Coaching was the main problem. Looking forward to what new and improved coaches can do in 25
Conner, good to have you back. Another great show. I was getting a little concerned as I haven't seen a show from you for like forever, especially with all the news going on with the Huskers team. Can you discuss if you think Heinrich will be just as good, if not better than Thomas Findone?
Hell yeah it was!! Mainly because we snapped the bowl drought. Won the bowl!! We found out the OC and STC were not going to work to move forward. We lost most of the people who had that worm in their brain thanks to the prior staff. And we see the team getting faster this off season. we hoped for more than 6 or 7 wins. Buuut that was by in large the ubiquitous predictions. Right on schedule!!
Here are my thoughts: this team had the potential to win at least 2 more games, BUT this season was still a SUCCESS in my book. I do believe that Rhule is on track to exceed what Pelini accomplished in his tenure, but the next key benchmark that needs to be met in the next season (or two) is winning more games in the BIG 10. Nebraska cannot keep going 3-6 in the conference, so we need to aim for 5-4 or better. Ideally, we should be winning at least 9 games per season by Year 4 or 5 at the latest. Next year, the floor has to be 7 wins, GBR!
I’d say mentally for the program and players of yesterday and the players of tomorrow it was a huge success,especially making it to and winning the bowl game. Do we need a butt load of improvement.yes, but still a success.
I expected 6-7 wins, but hoped for more. Dylan did good and will get better next season. I have no doubt about that. I have to say my favorite part of this season was the whooping we put on Colorado and all their trash talking. 🍻 Here's to a great season 3 in the Rhule era! Much love! GBR!!
Minimum for this season, since they didn't lose the bowl. The main thing that went wrong for Rhule was that he hired his friends (which you should never do, unless they are the best available candidate for the job)...and then after doing that, didn't fire and replace them much earlier.
When you said hopes were high it kinda sounded like you said "folks were high" lol. But seriously let's go, third year could be the start of something special. GBR!!!!!
Ugh. It's tough to grade this season anything better than a C. The highs were high. The lows were lows and we didn't remain consistent throughout the year. 7 is passing, but if it was less than 7, we are failing. 8 was close. But, would I be much happier with an 8 win season? On paper yes. On effort. Maybe not as much. I agree with the favorite mo.ents of the season. Destroying CU was great. And I was at the Wisconsin game and it was just a bunch of fun. I could watch that game over and over again.
My Opinion is we should have Beaten Half, The Teams We Lost to If Coach Rhule Would Have Cut Ways With Satt Earlier, but Anyways. I think He Will Succeed, He Knows What it Takes and DR. Improves
He knows but has never done it. He never built any team, ask him to be honest and if he tells you he did, he's lying. Ask him about Al Golden. You know, the guy who actually built Temple and now is at Notre Dame
You have to understand. We had to break the curse that was over the program first! Not easy no matter the overall talent. People did not understand that was actually over the program. We broke through. Now we should be able to make big jumps!
Good ta C ya seemingly happy and healthy.............I am grateful for this past season because we went to a bowl and proved the "cursed" BS false and we can now move forward and slowly return to the program respectability to the level it deserves. Couple that with a magnificent portal class and a very good recruiting class and our future is now - even without Kool-Ade - indeed bright. Stay healthy and of course G B R !!!!!
I think I’d rate the season 4.5 out of 10. We got better and improved in the turnover category. We started a frosh QB. Indiana was inexcusable. We could’ve won all the other games with competent special teams, an improved defense and a better receiving core. I think we’ll have all that + Holgo next year! 10 wins or bust in ‘25!
There are no traditional rebuilds on college football anymore. You better be able to utilize the portal to the fullest. The team you have this year can look completely different next year due to the revolving door of players coming in and out. In my opinion Nebraska needs a lights our WR and a quicker, more athletic Defensive Line.
G’job Connor, since I had the Huskers finishing .500, the season was a push. Raiola was serviceable this year with plenty of freshman mistakes, which is to be expected. Heisman contender no, hopefully a maturity growth spurt for him over the offseason, now that he has a season under his belt. I’ll tell ya though, the next time Huskers have a chance to bury Indiana and Cignetti, they better not quit until they hang half a hundred on em, especially with Cignetti running his mouth. Keep up the good work young man…GBR🌽🏈🌽
Hey Connor, so my thoughts on this season are what an amazing season! We made it to a bowl game and we won that ball game with a freshman quarterback. You have to be excited about this team and what we did this year and that has such a positive outlook on what is to come what we can expect in the future. I disagree with you about the Indiana game. Indiana was slapping everybody around. They made it to the college football playoff and then they fell short there but it’s not like they got overwhelmingly beat there either. If we had a better kicker and better special teams, yeah we could’ve pulled out a couple more wins but at the end of the day, we went to a bowl game and we won that bowl game. Lastly, we have our quarterback locked in. You know we had a true freshman quarterback. He did a great job and the expectation is he will get better. If you just look at that alone, then the excitement around this team is legit. It’s been a great year. I’ve enjoyed your podcasts. I look forward to your podcast every time they come out and I’m glad I came across you. I think you do a great job of analyzing and everything else and I like that you reach out to your listeners and give us a chance to give feedback as well. It’s really great man appreciate everything you do.
It was both. Success and failure. But overall positive more than negative. I'm glad I was wrong with the wins and loses as I figured they would not make a bowl or make it an lose the bowl game. Getting there and Winning the bowl was something we needed. As a program and a fan base.
For me the Iowa game was the deciding factor. Choking that game away made it a failure of a season. The potential of this team was absolutely not maximized
Failure. You can tell he thought so too. He aged eights years last year. What sold me he knew he was under performant was, in a presser towards the end of the season, he responded proactively that this season typifies 2nd seasons for him; roughly 6-7 wins. He was feeling the pressure and reading the media heat. His response was to hedge the heat. Too many clutch moments where the D couldn’t get off the field, the O couldn’t convert. Too many games we fell flat and too many coaches made it to the end of the season.
I dont know what a successful season means next season. i would like to say that nebraska should at least be a dark horse big 10 title game contender, and should win at least 8 games and going to a good bowl game (not the pinstripe bowl lol).
It wasn’t necessarily a success, but it wasn’t really a failure either. Not making a bowl game this year would’ve been considered a failure if you look at Matt rhule and his team’s historically. The reason I wouldn’t necessarily consider it a success is because I would say it is at least a step in the right direction. Going to a ball game and winning that ball game means a lot for recruiting and confidence in the players moving forward. This also gives the coaches a lot of confidence in what they can do in the future. If they would’ve fell short of a ball game, they would be thinking about 1 million different things that they could change all the time, but instead, now that they won a ball game, they can consider themselves having a strong base to build on. They have a lot more to sell now in recruiting than they would have before. So, not a success, but not a failure either. A step in the right direction for sure. When is the last time we even finished with a winning record?
This year was about a C on the grade scale. Too many mistakes were realized and we tried to rectify them after this year and it nuked our record. Satterfield failed, Tony White's secondary got exposed, and our players got out played regularly for some of our losses. Were they worse than the teams they faced? I would say no for the most part. Dylan R. is a daimond in the rough but we need the receiver core to make this QB look like what some of his early highlight reals. Again we saw this year Nebraska purposely losing games they know they could win because we couldn't follow through. Matt Rhule at the end of the year said, "you know what f it." He wanted to take the long turn around coaching approach but modern fans are ipad kids and people who don't have the patience to appreciate the process. Oh ... And the NIL has cooked college sports when they opened the flood gates with no plan. All in all the season did suffice. We baptized Wisconsin in hell fire, made a bowl game, and won it. Nebraska should have had at least a 10 win season (including the bowl game). We have all the card they just need to be organized and placed. Next year will tell us if Nebraska truly has returned as the giant killers of old.
I'm blue in the face. If you can't get to the other teams' qbs and protect your own it makes for a long season. Indiana just picked us apart because they game planned well on TW. He shredded us. Did we even get a sack that game? I don't know how we hung in on OSU. They were obviously uninterested. Dylan looked comfortable until the Illinois game...then the choke started.
A very mild success leaving a lot on the table. Special teams cost a few games. Satterfield was an abismal OC. Raiola I cut a lot of slack because until the change was made to Holgerson, it seemed like it was all on Raiola's shoulders- no running game, WRs that could not beat man coverage etc. Yes he missed some throws but he was a true freshmen starting in what we now know is the best football conference this year the B1G. The biggest disappointment for me was the defense against Indiana. But first bowl game in years, and won it at that, beat Wisconsin and Colorado. The future looks brighter
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Nebraska finished 6-6 (7-6 with bowl) Do you consider the 2024 season a success or failure?
I don’t consider it a failure maybe a little disappointing because blowout against Indiana,didn’t finish in the top 25, lost in the same fashion against Iowa but it was a success because one we made it to a bowl game two beating Wisconsin for like the first time and three we won the bowl game it wasn’t pretty but we won.And also we competed with Ohio State yes it was a loss but I rather lose close to Ohio State then get blown out.
SUCCESS
Slow-paced progress, but progress on a mid-tier team is heading in the right direction and should lead to us becoming a great team. The little bit of success we did have could result in better recruiting. I don't think 2025 is the year for Nebraska still, but I DO think it's the year we can make Nebraska a great home for a larger quantity of great players.
Success minor success but a success nonetheless
C+
wasnt a smooth season, fired the ST coach, demoted OC mid season, yet we still went to and won a bowl game. and now we have a top 10 portal class. lotta people were afraid that rhule would be too loyalist to his guys, but to me its clear that he expects to win, and when things aren't working, he makes changes.
Making a bowl game was my go/no go line.. we passed but yes, it felt like we left something on the table...
I feel you brother. I’m in the same boat!
Raiola was great for a True Freshman. Undisputable. Folks need to align their expectations back to reality.
Look, it’s progress. DR is a talented young man, super good human being, works hard. Hopefully God will continue to bless him and give him opportunities to shine.
We made a bowl. Success, but striving to complete for Big 10 titles overall goal.
It was both honestly. Can’t discount how huge going bowling and getting 7 wins is. We also have to acknowledge how many games they lost that they should have won.
Nobody could have predicted that Indiana was going to do what they did. I was kinda iffy on Illinois, UCLA and USC should have been wins. I got salty losing to Iowa again. But, the toughness of the offense at the end of the pinstripe bowl gave me hope for next year. 2024 was a success in growth in learning. That's part of the process.
I think the biggest improvement will be seeing the inherited players graduate out. There are some good apples, but there are plenty that get that "here we go again" mentality in their play. If you play like a champion, good things will come.
Rhule is doing what needs to be done. He's said it in multiple press conferences that he wins because of the people around him, not because of him. That alone should breed confidence.
I completely agree. I think I’d have to grade Nebraska as a C+ this past season. They reached a win total they haven’t been able to in 8 years, they Beat Colorado and Wisconsin, and won a bowl game. It’s a good enough grade for this year, but they need to make a jump next year.
Successful season. Where we fell short we made significant changes and I'm already pretty excited about what next year holds.
I’m happy for the season to setup this upcoming one. You’re spot on with your analysis. We need DR to take a major step for us to be a 10 game winner
It's proven a solid quarterback is the backbone of the program
My favorite part about this season was going to the Pinstripe Bowl! I moved this past summer to the East Coast, so this was my first season where I couldn't go to any games in Lincoln (and I went to A LOT of them back then). So, being able to once again see the Huskers play in-person was really nice, and I'm PROUD to say I got to see them WIN their long-awaited Bowl Game, GBR!
A success in terms of overall program improvement. A nice step forward but there is certainly room for improvement. The very best thing about this season is Rhule demonstrated that he is willing to tweak what he's doing and do what is necessary to improve. That's what Osborne did over and over until he built an unstoppable Juggernaut and not all coaches we've had have been willing to take the necessary steps in a timely manner. This bodes well for the future as Rhule has demonstrated he will work until he finds the right mix.
Both 1st and 2nd seasons were under par. Should of had at least a 9 win season with the talent and schedule. Coaching was the main problem. Looking forward to what new and improved coaches can do in 25
10 wins next season, it’s a must. We’re surely going for it and I feel the schedule is slightly, very slightly easier
Conner, good to have you back. Another great show. I was getting a little concerned as I haven't seen a show from you for like forever, especially with all the news going on with the Huskers team. Can you discuss if you think Heinrich will be just as good, if not better than Thomas Findone?
Hell yeah it was!! Mainly because we snapped the bowl drought. Won the bowl!! We found out the OC and STC were not going to work to move forward. We lost most of the people who had that worm in their brain thanks to the prior staff. And we see the team getting faster this off season. we hoped for more than 6 or 7 wins. Buuut that was by in large the ubiquitous predictions. Right on schedule!!
Here are my thoughts: this team had the potential to win at least 2 more games, BUT this season was still a SUCCESS in my book. I do believe that Rhule is on track to exceed what Pelini accomplished in his tenure, but the next key benchmark that needs to be met in the next season (or two) is winning more games in the BIG 10. Nebraska cannot keep going 3-6 in the conference, so we need to aim for 5-4 or better. Ideally, we should be winning at least 9 games per season by Year 4 or 5 at the latest. Next year, the floor has to be 7 wins, GBR!
I’d say mentally for the program and players of yesterday and the players of tomorrow it was a huge success,especially making it to and winning the bowl game.
Do we need a butt load of improvement.yes, but still a success.
I’m just glad we finally had a HC that was willing to do something different to get us to a bowl game.
I expected 6-7 wins, but hoped for more. Dylan did good and will get better next season. I have no doubt about that. I have to say my favorite part of this season was the whooping we put on Colorado and all their trash talking. 🍻 Here's to a great season 3 in the Rhule era! Much love! GBR!!
I would say success is a little too strong of a word, but I would say the season was a positive one or at least compared to recent history.
UCLA the thing that stood out to me more than anything is how they pushed us around and were the more physical team.
Minimum for this season, since they didn't lose the bowl. The main thing that went wrong for Rhule was that he hired his friends (which you should never do, unless they are the best available candidate for the job)...and then after doing that, didn't fire and replace them much earlier.
Those QB stats compared to Dylan was a great part of the show! Can’t wait to see what he looks like next year!
When you said hopes were high it kinda sounded like you said "folks were high" lol. But seriously let's go, third year could be the start of something special. GBR!!!!!
We beat Wisconsin and Colorado while going bowling, anyone who says failure is dead wrong. GBR 🌽
Pretty low standards buddy
Ugh. It's tough to grade this season anything better than a C. The highs were high. The lows were lows and we didn't remain consistent throughout the year. 7 is passing, but if it was less than 7, we are failing. 8 was close. But, would I be much happier with an 8 win season? On paper yes. On effort. Maybe not as much.
I agree with the favorite mo.ents of the season. Destroying CU was great. And I was at the Wisconsin game and it was just a bunch of fun. I could watch that game over and over again.
My Opinion is we should have Beaten Half, The Teams We Lost to If Coach Rhule Would Have Cut Ways With Satt Earlier, but Anyways. I think He Will Succeed, He Knows What it Takes and DR. Improves
He knows but has never done it. He never built any team, ask him to be honest and if he tells you he did, he's lying. Ask him about Al Golden. You know, the guy who actually built Temple and now is at Notre Dame
Certified CornCrazed classic right here 🌽
You have to understand. We had to break the curse that was over the program first! Not easy no matter the overall talent. People did not understand that was actually over the program. We broke through. Now we should be able to make big jumps!
Isn’t it wild that the difference between 7-6 and 10-3 was literally just 2 over throws and a drop.
I wish the Huskers would have had Cam Skattebo this season.
Top priority needed to be offensive line and we completely missed this off season
We improved, but not as much as I’d hoped. Before and after Holgorsen came feels like 2 different seasons in some ways
Good ta C ya seemingly happy and healthy.............I am grateful for this past season because we went to a bowl and proved the "cursed" BS false and we can now move forward and slowly return to the program respectability to the level it deserves. Couple that with a magnificent portal class and a very good recruiting class and our future is now - even without Kool-Ade - indeed bright. Stay healthy and of course G B R !!!!!
Some what of a success i think, 9 wins are doable this year. Although a daunting task. To early for the kool-ade yet.
8:05 I think the level of play from the receivers had something to do with this.
I think I’d rate the season 4.5 out of 10. We got better and improved in the turnover category. We started a frosh QB. Indiana was inexcusable. We could’ve won all the other games with competent special teams, an improved defense and a better receiving core. I think we’ll have all that + Holgo next year! 10 wins or bust in ‘25!
COINERRRRR
There are no traditional rebuilds on college football anymore. You better be able to utilize the portal to the fullest. The team you have this year can look completely different next year due to the revolving door of players coming in and out. In my opinion Nebraska needs a lights our WR and a quicker, more athletic Defensive Line.
G’job Connor, since I had the Huskers finishing .500, the season was a push. Raiola was serviceable this year with plenty of freshman mistakes, which is to be expected. Heisman contender no, hopefully a maturity growth spurt for him over the offseason, now that he has a season under his belt. I’ll tell ya though, the next time Huskers have a chance to bury Indiana and Cignetti, they better not quit until they hang half a hundred on em, especially with Cignetti running his mouth. Keep up the good work young man…GBR🌽🏈🌽
A 12 to 10 TD to int. ratio from your QB ain't gonna cut it.
Hey Connor, so my thoughts on this season are what an amazing season! We made it to a bowl game and we won that ball game with a freshman quarterback.
You have to be excited about this team and what we did this year and that has such a positive outlook on what is to come what we can expect in the future.
I disagree with you about the Indiana game. Indiana was slapping everybody around. They made it to the college football playoff and then they fell short there but it’s not like they got overwhelmingly beat there either.
If we had a better kicker and better special teams, yeah we could’ve pulled out a couple more wins but at the end of the day, we went to a bowl game and we won that bowl game.
Lastly, we have our quarterback locked in. You know we had a true freshman quarterback. He did a great job and the expectation is he will get better. If you just look at that alone, then the excitement around this team is legit.
It’s been a great year. I’ve enjoyed your podcasts. I look forward to your podcast every time they come out and I’m glad I came across you. I think you do a great job of analyzing and everything else and I like that you reach out to your listeners and give us a chance to give feedback as well. It’s really great man appreciate everything you do.
Illinois did not make the college football playoff!!!
@@StevenDavis-dh8rs you must be thinking of indiana because illinois did not make the college football playoff.
@@jacobyalbrecht4200 ohhhh your absolutely right, my bad!!!!!!!
@@StevenDavis-dh8rs you're welcome bud
go big red the future looks good
It was both. Success and failure. But overall positive more than negative. I'm glad I was wrong with the wins and loses as I figured they would not make a bowl or make it an lose the bowl game. Getting there and Winning the bowl was something we needed. As a program and a fan base.
C minus. Passing grade but needs work. I firmly believe we have the right HC to bring that grade up.
For me the Iowa game was the deciding factor. Choking that game away made it a failure of a season. The potential of this team was absolutely not maximized
Raiola would have been even better if Sat was not running the offense into the ground.
✅👏🏽 direction GBR
Failure. You can tell he thought so too. He aged eights years last year. What sold me he knew he was under performant was, in a presser towards the end of the season, he responded proactively that this season typifies 2nd seasons for him; roughly 6-7 wins.
He was feeling the pressure and reading the media heat. His response was to hedge the heat. Too many clutch moments where the D couldn’t get off the field, the O couldn’t convert. Too many games we fell flat and too many coaches made it to the end of the season.
Next year 9 win goal
I dont know what a successful season means next season. i would like to say that nebraska should at least be a dark horse big 10 title game contender, and should win at least 8 games and going to a good bowl game (not the pinstripe bowl lol).
Not a failure by any stretch of the imagination. But the hype dropped off a cliff after Indiana.
The most painful losses were still UCLA and Iowa.
We underperformed, so it was a step in the right direction… nothing more.
W vid
It wasn’t necessarily a success, but it wasn’t really a failure either. Not making a bowl game this year would’ve been considered a failure if you look at Matt rhule and his team’s historically. The reason I wouldn’t necessarily consider it a success is because I would say it is at least a step in the right direction. Going to a ball game and winning that ball game means a lot for recruiting and confidence in the players moving forward. This also gives the coaches a lot of confidence in what they can do in the future. If they would’ve fell short of a ball game, they would be thinking about 1 million different things that they could change all the time, but instead, now that they won a ball game, they can consider themselves having a strong base to build on. They have a lot more to sell now in recruiting than they would have before. So, not a success, but not a failure either. A step in the right direction for sure. When is the last time we even finished with a winning record?
You replace folley, sat, and Neyor, and this season is 10 wins
This year was about a C on the grade scale. Too many mistakes were realized and we tried to rectify them after this year and it nuked our record. Satterfield failed, Tony White's secondary got exposed, and our players got out played regularly for some of our losses. Were they worse than the teams they faced? I would say no for the most part. Dylan R. is a daimond in the rough but we need the receiver core to make this QB look like what some of his early highlight reals. Again we saw this year Nebraska purposely losing games they know they could win because we couldn't follow through. Matt Rhule at the end of the year said, "you know what f it." He wanted to take the long turn around coaching approach but modern fans are ipad kids and people who don't have the patience to appreciate the process. Oh ... And the NIL has cooked college sports when they opened the flood gates with no plan. All in all the season did suffice. We baptized Wisconsin in hell fire, made a bowl game, and won it. Nebraska should have had at least a 10 win season (including the bowl game). We have all the card they just need to be organized and placed. Next year will tell us if Nebraska truly has returned as the giant killers of old.
I'm blue in the face. If you can't get to the other teams' qbs and protect your own it makes for a long season. Indiana just picked us apart because they game planned well on TW. He shredded us. Did we even get a sack that game? I don't know how we hung in on OSU. They were obviously uninterested. Dylan looked comfortable until the Illinois game...then the choke started.
A very mild success leaving a lot on the table. Special teams cost a few games. Satterfield was an abismal OC. Raiola I cut a lot of slack because until the change was made to Holgerson, it seemed like it was all on Raiola's shoulders- no running game, WRs that could not beat man coverage etc. Yes he missed some throws but he was a true freshmen starting in what we now know is the best football conference this year the B1G. The biggest disappointment for me was the defense against Indiana. But first bowl game in years, and won it at that, beat Wisconsin and Colorado. The future looks brighter
Successful but not satisfactory
This was the bottom of my expectation not mad like previous seasons buuuuut it's definitely not as good it could have been
In my opinion rhule got a D. Passed but just barely.
Woulda, coulda, shoulda.
The “successful failure”.
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UCLA, Iowa,, and Illinois were the three most disappointing games of the year.
I feel.like it was a marginal failure of a season according to expectations. It was a great season to watch just not tue execution we needed.
Failure.
For the algorithm
Idk I dont think we had that good of season. Shit we about blew the bowl game. Idk. Hopeful for next year. Long time away. Gbr
Iowa curse
C+
Put up or shut up……….. all this reaction is bs I need see results, f the talk
Definitely success GBR
Failure…could have won 9+ games again. But the clown show continues.
Theres definitely no heisman talent on this team.
Second season meh tahh psttt