How to put one guy in the right position. He's always looking for one advantage here and there. 'He's looking beyond just what everybody sees.

'But that's what makes Coach Rhule Coach Rhule,' White said. You know, seeing guys who arrived playing receiver like Jeremiah Charles and Brice Turner suddenly at cornerback and on the travel squad against Illinois. Husker defensive coordinator Tony White said he's never been around a coach who does it like that even after season’s kickoff. One of the interesting things we're learning about Rhule's way of operating is he'll move some players to different spots, and even different sides of the ball in-season. We're proud of the way you played in this game.' That's validation when you walk by these guys' names and faces on the wall every day, to hear them say, 'Hey, I think you're doing a good job,' is pretty cool.' It's nice when you hear those guys say, 'Hey, we're proud of the way you're working. 'It's one thing to feel like, hey, there's a legacy I need to live up to. It sounds like McBride and some former players were in the stands at Illinois to see a strong Blackshirts performance in the 20-7 Husker win over the Illini. It means we're trying to do something greater than just winning and to hear it from those guys was really cool.' And that's our message to the players all the time. There's a standard that they want us to play at. it's really cool when obviously people are going to come watch us win, but I think Coach McBride and Coach Darlington, they want to come watch us play. 'He was talking about getting after it and the way we play, and attack people,' Rhule said. Now they're speaking after one of his practices, as McBride did. These are the men I used to go to AFCA conventions and listen to speak.' 'It's always fun to talk football with him. Rhule listens when Darlington shares things they did. Former Blackshirts like Jared Tomich and Barron Miles were around. Former Husker secondary coach George Darlington, who comes to most every practice, was there. And a brilliant part of building the Husker volleyball brand at that time too.Īnd yet, with that said, there's a point to be taken while Rhule was speaking about the great former Husker defensive coordinator Charlie McBride being at Nebraska's practice on Thursday. I remember as a kid when your Husker football ticket stub used to get you into the NU Coliseum for the volleyball match. And a bunch of are other coaches, but Coach Cook is kind of the one hitting me up. In those kind of tough moments early in the year when you lose a couple tough games, it's John Cook. 'I love our women's volleyball team,' Matt Rhule said. Some Husker Mashing before a monster weekend of sports activity in Lincoln.

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