[personal] [Husker] Cosgrove asked about comments by Misouri coaches and players

[Skylar Dodds]

This is just more proof that he will never be the right man for the job.
If a real coach got torched in a record setting way, he would say something
like, "Obviously what we tried didn't work.  We'll have to try something
else next time".

Half of coaching/leadership/etc is admitting something didn't work and
moving on to something that does.

Wow...How much do you think Pellini would have rushed only 3?  Even if he
had 3 down lineman, I bet $500 there would be someone else coming from
somewhere else on the field (and he'd mix it up so you didn't know from
where).

Against OSU (who also runs the spread) I think we should just rush 2 so that
we have even more people covering their 'spread'.

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Skylar
mailto: sklarbodds at cox.net

> -----Original Message-----
> From: husker-bounces at tssi.com [mailto:husker-bounces at tssi.com] On
> Behalf Of Steve Reichenbach
> Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 1:28 AM
> To: husker at tssi.com
> Subject: [personal] [Husker] Cosgrove asked about comments by Misouri
> coaches and players
> 
> http://www.journalstar.com/articles/2007/10/10/huskerextra/football/doc
> 470c1654b71e8150689088.txt
> 
> > Cosgrove said Tuesday he wouldn't comment on Daniel's thoughts.
> >
> > Does Cosgrove wish he would have shown Missouri's offense some more
> > defensive looks?
> >
> > "You know what, I'm going to say just one thing: With what they do,
> > the way they spread the field, there's only so much you can do,"
> > Cosgrove said. "If you try to get into a blitz game with them,
> they'll
> > tear you apart, because they spread you out. They go sideline to
> > sideline and goal line to goal line, and you have to be smart in how
> > you defend."
> 
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