[Husker] Michigan

[Tony lambert]

Steve, I think Marvin Sanders is a good coach, I think the D backfield would 
go south if he left. Also I think Barney Cotton is a good coach as well, 
When he was the head coach at Hastings college he that program among the the 
top ten in the NAIA and almost won the national championship. And I think 
Ron Brown needs to be the receivers coach on the basis that when he held 
that position on Osborne's staff the receivers seemed to catch allot more 
balls.

Tony Lambert
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Steve Reichenbach" <reich at inetnebr.com>
To: <gobigredlist at gmail.com>; <jon.johnston at gmail.com>; 
<mikejaixen at yahoo.com>
Cc: <husker at tssi.com>
Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2011 12:43 PM
Subject: Re: [Husker] Michigan


> I'm having trouble following this because people won't just say what
> they mean.  Are you referring to Sanders, Brown, and Cotton?
>
> If one of the three is Marvin Sanders, it's difficult to believe that
> anyone would want to replace him.  How has NU's secondary been playing?
> It is great that NU has a top-quality coach who may want to remain an
> assistant at NU for the duration.  Loyalty works in favor of Pelini
> here.
>
> I haven't seen much unhappiness with Ron Brown either.
>
> Barney Cotton never worked for Osborne, although he was a player on
> Osborne's teams.  Even if Pelini wanted to replace Cotton, which is
> pure speculation without any basis I've seen, it is difficult to
> believe he couldn't do so.
>
> I can't believe that Pelini would leave NU over the prior relationships
> of any of these three to Osborne.  I can't imagine that would be high
> on the list of issues for Pelini.
>
>> Not quite sure about your analogy there. Only three of the managers 
>> actually
>> worked under the CEO, though two others did have an internship many, many 
>> years
>> previously.  And two of those three managers had only worked under the 
>> CEO for
>> two months prior to you rejoining the organization, as the CEO had left 
>> the
>> organization years earlier and had only just recently returned.
>>
>> >
>> > Give it a different perspective.
>> >
>> > You are the VP of a division of a medical manufacturer organization. 
>> > Your boss
>> > is the CEO. Four the managers in your division have worked under the 
>> > CEO in
>> > various capacities before you came to the organization.
>> >
>> >
>> > Knowing that one of the strong character traits of your CEO is loyalty, 
>> > would
>> > you have any problems firing those managers and replacing them with 
>> > your own
>> > people?
>> >
>> >
>> > > Jon...I am not trying to be argumentative; I would really like to 
>> > > hear what you
>> > >mean by this.  Could you please give more info?
>> > >
>> > > Dave
>> > >
>> > >
>> > > Its my opinion that if Pelini were to leave, it'd be because he's 
>> > > tired of
>> > >cronyism in the athletic department.
>
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