[personal] RE: [Husker] Article

[Tony Lambert]

Bob Wrote: On the other hand we are
talking about a guy being hand picked and groomed for the
subsequent Head Coaching job and shown the ropes.

Bob, How do you know that coach Les Miles was not showing Bo the ropes ?
Have you been to the meetings that the coaches have ?
Have you been there in the the one to one meetings ?
You are just Assuming that he has not been shown the ropes as you say.


Tony Lambert

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From: <baseballguy at neb.rr.com>
Sent: Friday, December 28, 2007 10:34 PM
To: "'Huskers List'" <husker at tssi.com>
Subject: RE: [personal] RE: [Husker] Article

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> ***** ORIGINAL "Skylar Dodds" <sklarbodds at cox.net> MESSAGE
> FOLLOWS *****
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> Bunch o' nobodys like Seifert, Carroll, Sherman, Solich, Stoops,
> and Miles.
>
> It sucks that he's never had any good bosses to learn from.
>
> --
> Skylar
> mailto: sklarbodds at cox.net
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> In response to "Skylar Dodds" <sklarbodds at cox.net> message on 28-
> December-2007 10:15:50p
>
>   You and I both know we are talking about two different things.
> On one hand we are talking about a guy being an assistant coach
> under a great Head Coach or Coaches.  On the other hand we are
> talking about a guy being hand picked and groomed for the
> subsequent Head Coaching job and shown the ropes.  Devaney knew
> TO was going to be his replacement.  TO knew, or at least hoped,
> Solich was going to be his replacement and they were groomed
> accordingly.  I doubt Seifert, Carroll, Sherman, Solich, Stoops,
> and Miles were grooming Pelini to be the next Head Coach.  If
> they were they failed miserably because Pelini moved on.
> Learning football is one thing.  Learning how to be a Head Coach
> is an entirely different thing.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Bob Beach
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