Nebraska fires Bill Callahan

[SurvivorMatt]

Nebraska has fired head football coach Bill Callahan after 4 seasons at the school. Callahan's tenure was marred by some of the most embarassing losses in Nebraska history, one of which was a 76-39 loss to Kansas.

[Bengal Dude]

No shock there. I believe Nebraska had their two worst losses in school history with him at the helm. They gave him a shot by getting rid of the people around him and making some changes, but saw the same results over and over. I don't think there's going to be many people jumping on board for this job.

[WhoDey_DbO]

That stinks... I couldn't tell you which I've enjoyed more this year, Notre Dame or Nebraska...

[bluesdeluxe94]

Well, living in Lincoln has been hard this year. I don't think the offense was bad (might have looked a little too much like the Raiders), but the defense stunk. We needed to get rid of Cosgrove after the first year.

Rumblings around here are Bo Pelini, Turner Gill, etc. Can't wait to see who we get to lead the Huskers next year.

Oh yeah...I'm loving how bad ND is too!