Could Year 3 Be Matt Rhule’s Game-Changer for Nebraska Football?
“(Indiana last year) they spoke to the value of production and performance over potential,” Rhule said, via Always College Football. “Not all five-star kids came out of high school, but guys that were veterans, that were older, that were committed to the team and the process, you know, credit to them. I think the biggest thing for us is our guys knew that we could hang in there at Ohio State.”
“So we’ve been in a race for consistency,” Rhule continued. “You know, when you’re playing young players, young people aren’t always consistent, but I think they saw the importance of that. I told them from day one, year three for me at Temple and Baylor (were) championship caliber years.”
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