@Millenniahell@janekleeb Be quiet because you can’t use normal thinking. Abolish ICE, free Palestine and blah blah blah. You lost any argument immediately because you’re a liberal and you support all that is wrong like open borders, open borders, free healthcare and abortion on demand baby killers.
@janekleeb No, the only thing crazy was your husband running for the US House & Senate and thinking that he could actually win in Nebraska like Con Man Dan thought he could. Hey maybe Scott can comeback and run again if he can ever find his way out of the corn field that he’s lost in.
I can’t be the only one noticing a pattern in Lincoln.
2014: Bo Pelini tells his players the AD was “never going to support us.”
2017: Bill Moos later reveals he preferred Chip Kelly over Scott Frost, but says a veteran regent and major donor opposed the idea.
2021: Moos abruptly retires with more than two years remaining on his contract. Trev Alberts takes over and restructures Frost’s contract, reducing his salary and establishing a lower future buyout.
2022: Alberts fires Frost three games into the season, triggering a $15M buyout just weeks before it would’ve dropped to $7.5M. He then hires Matt Rhule on an eight-year, $74M contract.
2024: Just four months after signing an extension through 2031, Alberts abruptly leaves. Regent Tim Clare urges him to stay, offering to address concerns about Nebraska’s structure, operations, and leadership. Alberts had previously championed a $450M stadium renovation, approved in 2023 and later paused.
2025: Troy Dannen, Alberts’ successor, publicly questions the timing of a major stadium investment, citing the university’s financial challenges. Months later, amid Penn State speculation, he extends Rhule through 2032, committing another $25M across 2031 and 2032.
2026: Just eight months after Dannen said “the time is not now,” the Board of Regents approves a revised $600M stadium renovation. Meanwhile, another disappointing football season leaves Nebraska facing a substantial financial obligation if it decides to move on from Rhule.
Tim Clare has served on the Board of Regents since 2009, spanning multiple coaches, athletic directors, and university administrations. His communications with Alberts show that concerns about leadership reached the highest levels.
We’ve spent years demanding accountability from coaches and athletic directors. Maybe it’s time the people overseeing the decisions, contracts, and hundreds of millions of dollars face that same scrutiny.
Should’ve been @CoachMattRhule that was fired. Can we get someone in here with a real attitude and who actually takes responsibility for his actions. A real coach like @BoPelini would be welcome back here. Just imagine Bo with NIL and the defense we would have.
@janekleeb A couple of idiots for sheriff in two of the most populated counties in the state and one doesn’t even have a law enforcement license in the state of Nebraska.